Bangla Desh Could Threaten Asian Stability and Peace
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports the new Bangla Desh nation faces vast risks from poverty and political strain. With Mujibur Rahman jailed and leadership distrust of the U.S., reliance on India or a shift toward Moscow could pull Bangla Desh into a regional cold war, while housing and refugee needs loom large amid ongoing postwar turmoil.
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Pakistan
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Moscow
China
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Awami League
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West
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International Relief Organization
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N.J
Blacks Press Wilmington Focus as Racial Justice Board Plans Meeting
North Carolina Virginia chapter head Rev Leon White and national director Irv Joyner said the Commission for Racial Justice would present Wilmington's black liberation movement to the nation. They voiced support for Ben Chavis amid charges, indictments, and a fugitive label in a Wilmington murder case tied to civil strife in Oxford.
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Virginia
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Effects of PCB use questioned by environmental expert
Norton Nelson of New York University cautions uncertain human exposure as PCB leaks from pipes may spread in food processing plants and environment. He notes a decade of PCB study with no clear distribution statistics and urges careful monitoring at industrial sites. Scientists from multiple countries attended the conference sponsored by a U S health institute.
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United States
Escapee Of 30 Years Gets Freedom
A man who escaped a North Carolina road gang in 1941 and lived in Baltimore under the name Clifford Crane since 1945 was granted clemency by Gov. Bob Scott. Eddie Tinsley, 60, was convicted of manslaughter in Mecklenburg County in 1938 and had served 3 1/2 years before fleeing. The governor commuted to time served, avoiding extradition to finish the sentence. Baltimore and Maryland officials supported the action after police investigated his life and a tenant lawsuit surfaced.
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Mecklenburg County
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Libel Suit Dismissed Against Gastonia Gazette
Gastonia Gazette cleared as Superior Court Judge William Wood dismissed a 4.5 million libel suit filed by William L. Morris assistant solicitor of Gaston Superior Court. Morris claimed the paper libeled him in several stories last year but failed to perfect the appeal within 40 days after an Oct. 12 ruling.
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N.C
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Gastonia Gazette
William L. Morris
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