Brandt Urges War on Hunger In U N Debut
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt, in his UN debut, calls for a global campaign to end hunger noting that peace cannot last where hunger exists. He links hunger to war and urges action to establish what food is needed and the rules nations must follow. He also stresses German unification and peace in Europe while condemning hunger as a moral issue.
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Buchanan accounts reveal ghosting ads and tax policy stance
In testimony Buchanan acknowledged directing ad preparations for committees, ghosting speeches, and urging a swift attack on Edmund Muskie while denying a partisan sabotage plan. He proposed countering tax exempt foundations with conservative institutions and deferring discretionary grants to allied groups, while turning down a 1971 Pentagon Papers probe.
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Skylab astronauts face deconditioning after splashdown
Intensive exercise during the mission slowed progressive deconditioning but tests showed a 10 to 20 percent loss of heart conditioning and a heaviness sensation. After three hours the heaviness faded as they rested in isolation to avoid germs. Bean Garriott and Lousma remain aboard until Thursday then travel to Ellington. A new round of medical exams is planned. Priceless space cargo will be shipped to Johnson Space Center for processing.
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Kissinger Offers Utilities of Atlantic Ties at U.N. Session
Kissinger discussed a proposed Atlantic relationship with French and British leaders during a packed U.N. General Assembly schedule. Brandt and Home urged broader cultural and information exchange to ease East West tensions, while Van der Stoel warned against artificial barriers in a divided Europe. The talks stressed keeping borders open for ideas and trade amid Soviet negotiations.
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Magnani Dies of Cancer at 65 in Rome Clinic
Italian actress Anna Magnani, 65, Oscar winner for The Rose Tattoo, died of pancreatic cancer in a Rome clinic. Her career included The Rose Tattoo and The Secret of Santa Vittoria, with Roberto Rossellini at her side later. Funeral planned for Friday, burial in Rossellini family tomb.
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Agnew inquiry struggle dominates House action and calls
The piece outlines Agnew seeking a House inquiry into bribery and extortion allegations, with support from some Republicans and opposition from Speaker Albert who blocked a formal investigation. Mormon Mondale and others push for due process while Warren notes Nixon avoided direct interference. Several lawmakers urge or resist impeachment considerations as partisan debate intensifies.
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Hunting Season Sparks Big Turnout Across States
A resident said woods are jammed with first time hunters as season opens. Colorado licenses rise 33 percent with 17,000 available from 30,000 requests. Nebraska turkey permits exceed 1,200 for 3,000 applicants, while big game lotteries begin in some states due to demand.
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Tornado Evacuates Clay Center Area Residents
A Tuesday night tornado tore through rural Kansas near Greenleaf and Clay Center injuring about 20 people who required hospital care. Residents in Clay Center, a 6100 population town northwest of Manhattan, faced major property damage while safety crews evacuated 480 residents from nearby farms and stores.
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Boyle Improves Slightly But Outlook Remains Poor
WASHINGTON AP deposed UMW leader W A Tony Boyle shows slight improvement. remains in deep coma though vital signs stable. He was taken off dialysis after 36 hours to cleanse barbiturates, still dependent on a respirator. Court hearings on his removal to Pennsylvania for murder charges are rescheduled. he faces federal campaign contributions case and appeal deadlines.
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