Satellites Signal Change In World Communication
UNESCO cites satellites as a turning point in global communication and urges international laws to control them for peaceful use. The report warns of potential propaganda abuse if unregulated and calls for broad access, assigned frequencies, and a framework of rules before direct broadcasting begins.
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Dead Count of Civilians Increases
SAIGON AP The U S Command said last week’s Mekong Delta ambush retaliation killed 71 civilians and one government soldier, with 188 civilians and 15 troops wounded, revising the toll to the war’s second highest civilian casualties. Earlier figures had 15 dead and 120 wounded. accuracy lagged due to scattered sites and civilian indemnity inquiries. The prior worst civilian toll was Lang Vei in 1937 with 100 killed.
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Mia Farrow Divorces Frank Sinatra in Juarez Quickie
Actress Mia Farrow, 23, filed for a Mexican divorce from Frank Sinatra, 52, after a two year marriage. A spokesman said there was no third party and Farrow returned to Hollywood secluding at her Bel Air home after the 30 minute proceeding.
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Beauty Queens Visit US Troops in Korea Tour
Miss America Debra Dene Barnes and six other American beauty queens arrived in Seoul for a two week tour to entertain U S soldiers in South Korea They will take part in the USO revue It's Today touring service clubs in Seoul and along the front to boost the 55000 American troops.
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Democrats to Honor Kennedy and King at Convention
Washington AP Democrats will honor the assassinated Sen Robert F Kennedy and the Rev Martin Luther King Jr at the convention. Details not set yet but King observance may be a brief early eulogy and a 20 minute film on Kennedy, commissioned by his family, is expected Thursday.
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Air Congestion Eases at Kennedy as Delays Drop
Air traffic in the United States shows general relief from flight delays with Kennedy Airport the hardest hit previously. Weather and flight rescheduling helped. New York and Chicago routes sometimes saw holds up to hours. Controllers’ safety campaign, aimed at enforcing FAA rules, initially slowed flights but improvements spread to other airports as congestion eased.
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