International Development Forum Opens at New Delphi
Editorial notes the 11th world conference of the Society for International Development opens today in New Delphi. The nonprofit group with 55 nations hosts 600 experts to discuss development in the Second Development Decade. Key focus is re evaluating goals and progress amid the Pearson Commission Report urging renewed overseas aid support.
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New Delphi
Society For International Development
Canada
Associated Press
Carter
N.C
High Point
N. C
N. GC
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Canada moves to make river pollution a federal crime
Canada plans to turn pollution of rivers lakes and coastal waters into a federal crime. If adopted the law could impose fines up to five thousand dollars per day for ongoing offenses and allow regional bodies to order pollution control installations at the offender's cost. The measure aims to address a long tolerated problem and suggests a combined Canadian American approach to abatement with stricter law and enforcement.
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Canada
Dominion
Sato to Hold Talks with Nixon in Washington
Premier Sato travels to Washington amid Japan Okinawa Kurile disputes. U.S. and Japanese officials discuss reversion terms for Okinawa by 1972 while U.S. bases and nuclear policy loom large. Senate cautions on territorial change require Senate consent.
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Bisaka Sato
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Ryuku Islands
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Washington
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Via
Tokyo
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Zengakuren
Aichi
Far Astern Economic Review
Kuriles
Gromyko
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Senate
United ‘Nations
Neglected Papago Indians Face Water and Welfare Woes
The Papago Tribe near Tucson, Arizona, struggles with drought and poverty as federal mismanagement and allocation disputes hinder vital cattle water and feed. Bureaucrats in Washington restricted funds for essential needs, leaving villages with a single well and heavy costs to haul water, while daily life remains strained amid sharp living inequalities.
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Washington
Chappaquiddick Island
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
University’ ‘of Chicago
Moments With God and Suburban Change Reflections
A devotional voice recalls a prayer for blessing and then questions self restraint after a day of inaction. The piece shifts to a Reader's Digest analysis of suburban trends, noting new layouts like townhouses and cluster developments, and explains benefits such as affordability, convenience, and potential for public transport. It highlights Columbia Maryland as a model village concept and ends with a meditation on youth as a state of mind rather than age.
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Wolfgang. Langewiesche
Columbia
James Rouse
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