UNCTAD ends with US defeats over bank plan and debt aims
At the Nairobi UNCTAD conference the United States faced a double setback as Kissinger’s international resources bank proposal was defeated 33 to 31 with abstentions and absences. A $6 billion common fund for price stabilizers was authorized for negotiations to start next March while debt relief and talks for poor nations were urged, and studies on inflation, currency shifts, and trade were approved. Gamani Corea termed the outcome a decisive shift in rich versus poor nation relations with gains on commodity issues and debt.
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Nairobi
Kenya
United Nations Conference On Trade and Development
Unctad
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
International Resources Bank
Kissinger
Common Fund
Gamani Corea
Sri Lanka
Passengers Impound World Airways Jet In Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi outraged passengers from a London to Jackson flight seized the World Airways DC8 after delays. Acting for themselves and fellow travelers they sought damages of 1000 dollars each and obtained a writ from Rankin County Chancery Court to keep the jet held to secure payment of any claims.
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Jackson, Miss
London
World Airways
Jackson
Rankin County Chancery Court
DC8
Chancery Court
Oakland
Calif
Mississippi
England
Bangor
Maine
Neeley Trial Set in South Carolina Slayings
Walter L. Neeley, 32, and Donald H. Gaskins, 39, face murder charges over eight found in shallow graves near Prospect. Neeley’s trial could be moved on defense motions. Gaskins was sentenced to die for one murder. Key witnesses and motives are debated amid venue worries.
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Florence
D.C
Walter L. Neeley
Prospect
Dan M. McEachin
Neeley
Donald H. Gaskins
Gaskins
Dennis B. Bellamy
Chris Staubes
Television Schedule Rollup for Local Station
A compact log lists daily programs from 2 News to Tomorrow Show, including Eyewitness News at 11:30 and 1:00, 60 Minutes style blocks, primetime hits like All In The Family and Monday Night Baseball, late-night Tonight Show, and various talk, game, and movie slots across the day.
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CBS News
ABC News
Phyllis
Joe Forrester
Maude
Medical Center
Three Promotions at Tomlinson Furniture Announced
Jack Williams announces three promotions at Tomlinson Furniture with Steven Pace named office manager, Neil Cardwell as purchasing director, and Peggy Hicks as data processing manager. Pace continues cost accounting duties. Cardwell oversees all purchasing. Hicks now leads computer operations after 17 years with the firm. Also, Henry Lindsey retires from Reliance Universal after over 20 years, longest-serving employee. Midwest art display at Indiana University Museum features 61 Midwest faculty artists through July 3.
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Tomlinson Furniture
Jack Williams
Steven G. Pace
Neil M. Cardwell
Peggy Hicks
Midwest Art Bloomington
Ind
Midwest
Indiana University Art Museum
Suburbanites oppose plan to convert school to prison
Suburban residents near a state training school for boys announce plans to sue, opposing the state's plan to convert the facility into a medium security prison for the institution.
Wolves May Move To Great Smokies
ASHEVILLE AP The howl of timber wolves may return to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park if a transplant plan is carried out. The wolves would be relocated to the smoky blue wilderness where they roamed before disappearing about fifty years ago.
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Asheville
Great Smoky Mountains
Smoky Blue
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
States urged to lead in regional growth planning
South planners urge state action and citizen participation to shape communities and curb sprawling development. panel notes South’s unique mid sized city mix and warns of a potential chain of long strip cities if planning does not evolve. 1. mentions endangered timber wolf reintroduction and park dynamics with livestock and human risk. 2. covers Rocky Mount prison expansion, closure attempts at Richard Fountain school, and conversion plans with $1 million renovation.
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Nashville
David Gillespie
Gillespie
Southern Growth Policies Board
South
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Rocky Mount
Richard Fountain
Ernestine Cleaver
State Division of Youth Development
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Iraq
North Korea
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
U.S
Mitsuo “Fuchida
Tora
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
S.C
Donald Gaskins
Staubes
Bellamy
Diane Bellamy
John Henry Knight
Jessie Ruth Judy
James Kaney Judy
John .E. Sellers
Judy
W.F. Minor
Minor
WEWY
Greensboro
Wunc Univ. Station
WSOC
Charlotte
WEPY
WGP
High Point
WAIL
Winston-Salem
Rhoda
USA
People & Politics
John Davidson
Pace
Tomlinson
Henry Lindsey
Reliance Universal, Inc
Steven Pace
Nell Cardwell
Planner
U. S
North America
Upton Supply'co
Missionary Methodist Church
J.B. White
Perpetual
Savings and Noe Association
High
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Sieuctenes Mall
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