SAINESS and FINANCIAL News By BO MORSE
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Talks Deadlock Likely Until Nixon Takes Over
Congress faces continued stalemate as talks stall over defense policy and Clark Clifford amid shifting power dynamics, with markets reacting to inflation and industry orders as the Nixon administration readiness shapes upcoming sessions.
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Scientists challenge papal birth control encyclical
A coalition led by Dr. Jel J. W. Baker Dr. Paul R. Ehrlich and Dr. Ernest Mayr accuses Pope Paul VI of sanctioning mass deaths through a birth control encyclical. The statement, signed by over 2,600 scientists, condemns the document issued last July 29 which rejects birth control methods except for natural means.
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Astronaut reports on talks and lunar photos from mission
The piece covers U S politicians reacting to Vietnam talks, with Rep. Adair and Sen. Miller commenting on Paris negotiations and Saigon's position. It also describes NASA scientists detailing lunar photographs from orbit, noting moon color, craters, rilles, and new features visible near sunrise angles.
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Trygve Lie and Hammarskjolds UN leadership saga
Trygve Lie, the first UN secretary general, guided the new body through early Cold War strife and Korean conflict. He was succeeded by Dag Hammarskjold, who perished in a 1961 plane crash, not 1941. Lie’s tenure extended beyond five years, and he stepped down in 1954 amid Kremlin pressure and Korean War criticism.
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Sophia Loren Gives Birth in Geneva to First Child
Sophia Loren welcomed her first child after four miscarriages. The boy, named Carlo, was born by Caesarean section at Geneva State Hospital to Loren and Carlo Ponti. Doctors said mother and baby are in good condition. The birth followed Loren’s extended treatment with Dr. De Watteville for fertility and nutrition, with care continuing in Geneva. Loren planned resuming acting in September with a film project in the Soviet Union about an Italian woman seeking her missing husband after World War II.
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Five Teenagers Die In Worcester Cabin Fire
Worcester youths aged 17 to 19 perished in a cabin fire in an isolated Indian Hill area. Five others were injured, with Raymond Slater listed in poor condition at Sir Vincent's Hospital. Surviving witness said the teens attempted to light a gasoline stove when it exploded, trapping the group. Fire crews reported the hut served as a teen gathering spot and all victims were from Worcester.
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Debate on Convention Delegate Numbers and Political Financing
A discussion cites cutting convention delegates from thousands to about 550 per gathering. Singled out are rewards for party volunteers eligible for seats. The CEO report urges government funding of election costs and reinstatement of equal time rules for political broadcasts. It proposes banning corporate and union funds from political activity and notes spending ceilings as obsolete.
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