Security Council Delayed Rhodesia Session Heightens Crisis
The United Nations Security Council, after a 40 hour delay, faced Western charges against council president Moussa Keita of Mali amid a contested Rhodesia debate. Britain sought an urgent meeting to authorize force to halt oil shipments via Portuguese Mozambique, while Africa warned of sanctions sabotage and possible military action.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Council
Moussa Leo Keita
Mali
World Organization
Britain
Keita
Mozambique
Pretty Model Bitten by Lion at Auto Show
A 22 year old model Nel Theobald was bitten on her left thigh by a 2 year old 225 pound lion during a preview at the International Automobile Show in New York. She remains in satisfactory condition at Roosevelt Hospital and may need plastic surgery. Leonard Brock freed her after the lion appeared calm then attacked as lights flashed and cameras rolled. Brock, North, and Sabo were issued summonses for failing to provide proper protections for a wild animal.
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New York
Nel Theobald
Roosevelt Hospital
Coliseum
Cleveland Amory
The
Humane Society of America
David Sabo
Amenia
N.Y
Dozen See 2 Thugs Stab Man in Midtown Detroit
Edwin Aaronoff publicist for a Detroit record company was stabbed twice in the leg during a street robbery. He described two men pulling knives and trying to reach his wallet as about a dozen witnesses watched from a storefront window and street corners. Police were called as bystanders urged to help.
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Edwin Aaronoff
Aaronoff
Detroit
Detroits
Midtown
West Grand Boulevard
Teen values happiness love and friendship in Tokyo survey
A Tokyo AP survey shows Japan’s teenagers prize happiness, love, and friendship far above religion, success, and discipline. The study reflects shifts in values among youths amid societal changes and rising secular attitudes.
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Tokyo
Japan
Satellite Stares at Stars From Cape Kennedy Orbit
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory launched after five delays and achieved a near perfect orbit between 502 and 498 miles. Ground control used radio commands to align its 10 telescope sensors to study stars from above Earth’s atmosphere. The mission aims to analyze interstellar radiation to understand star formation and elemental composition. NASA continued to process data while an earlier Centaur rocket attempt to ignite its hydrogen engines faced failure.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
OAO
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Prospect Park
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Gafen
Eggmont Ave
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Market ST
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