Shirley Temple Black Pushes UN Debate on Southeast Asia War
Shirley Temple Black as U S delegate to the United Nations urged reopening discussion of the Southeast Asia conflict at the Security Council to pressure Paris talks. She said debate would heighten world attention and show Soviet veto resistance while Nixon administration efforts press to move talks forward.
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Calif
Shirley Temple Black
U.S
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Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
United Nations
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Black
Security Council
Nixon
Southeast
Paris
Asia
Council
Convention Practices Need Told
Washington AP Democrats pressed for sweeping McGovern Commission reforms in delegate selection for 1972. O'Brien and reformers say all states must adopt rules ending the unit rule and boosting women, under 30 Democrats and minority representation. McGovern says his 1968 panel will supervise the process.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
Commission
National Committee
McGovern
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Stranded students return home from Europe after agency bankruptcy
Three thousand five hundred American students were stranded when World Academy Inc. declared bankruptcy in Cincinnati. An emergency airlift brought 183 shields to Kennedy Airport, as others faced losses, cuts to travel plans, and questions about refunds and future trips.
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Europe
Debbie Monk
Newport News
Switzerland
Kennedy Airport
World Academy, Inc
Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Italy
Miss Monk
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