Yost to Quit Post as UN Delegate
Charles W. Yost will resign as the chief U.S. delegate to the United Nations after the current General Assembly session, ending December 15. Mentioned replacements include Daniel P. Moynihan, who reportedly agreed to take the post but had not been confirmed by the White House.
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Yost
United Nations
N.Y
Charles W. Yost
U.S
General Assembly
Washington
Boston
New York
Nixon
Daniel P. Moynihan
White House
Moynihan
Harvard University
Hope School Lunch Menu For Next Week
The menu lists weekly options at Hope School with daily entrees and sides. Monday features fish sticks and sides, Tuesday spaghetti and garlic bread, Wednesday barbecue items, Thursday roast beef, and Friday hot dogs, with desserts and milk or beverages included. note that menus are subject to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope School
Agency Sought to Plan Fight on Cancer
A panel of scientists and laymen urged an independent federal agency to coordinate cancer research clinics grants and information. The plan would cost up to 1 billion annually within five years with 26 panelists including a Nobel laureate and leaders from the American Cancer Society and American Public Health Association.
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H. L. Schwartz
HII
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
National Cancer Institute
Institute
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
American Cancer Society
American Public Health Association
United States
Oil Slick Threat Remains Off Florida Coast
Northeast Florida residents monitor winds as a 1000 square mile Navy oil slick drifts seven miles further from shore. Harmon Shields of the Florida Marine Resources Department says conditions are safer but not resolved. Navy commander Chafee orders immediate halt to dumping oily waste at sea amid reported bargeloads dumped offshore.
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F. T. Macfeely
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Harmon Shields
Florida Marine Resources Department
Ponte Vedra Beach
New Russian Envoy to Cuba Named by Tass
The Soviet Union will replace Alexander A. Soldatov with Nikita F. Tolubeyev as ambassador to Cuba. Tolubeyev previously served as ambassador to Cyprus, while Soldatov returns to unspecified duties after a stint as envoy to Britain.
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Cuba
Moscow
Soviet Union
Alexander A. Soldatov
Nikita F. Tolubeyev
Cyprus
Tass
Soldatov
Britain
Nerve Gas Moves From Okinawa to Johnston Island
The Defense Department says 13 000 tons of mustard gas GB and VX nerve agents stored on Okinawa will be moved to Johnston Island in the mid Pacific to comply with a Japanese demand. The first shipment of 150 tons will go out soon. remaining munitions await new storage facilities, possibly not ready until late 1971 or early 1972, with all Okinawa weapons removed before the island reverts to Japan. Johnston Island hosts about 900 military and civilian personnel and is prepared for nuclear testing if a treaty collapses.
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Washington
Defense Department
Okinawa
Johnston Island
mid-Pacific
Navy fails to obtain clearance for oil waste dumping
WASHINGTON AP May port Naval Station personnel dumped oil sludge off the Florida coast without environmental impact statements. The pollution created a 760 square mile slick 55 miles off St. Johns River. Secretary Chafee banned open water dumping of sludges and industrial wastes, ordering disposal ashore or by private contractor. bilge waste may still be discharged at sea.
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Washington
Mayport
Naval Station
Florida
Navy
Pentagon
St. John’s River
Atlantic
John H. Chafee
U.S
Chafee
Bandits Rob London Air Cargo Steal 254000
Three masked bandits launched a meticulously planned theft in central London during Friday rush hour seizing 240000 in gold and 14400 in diamonds from a KLM truck. Detectives face few witnesses and limited descriptions while Scotland Yard intensifies the search across airports and piers.
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London
Britain
Scotland Yard
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Heathrow
Amsterdam
KLM
Piccadilly Highway
Hyde Park Corner
Buckingham Palace
Betaway
Rigs Ordered in to Try to Cut Oil Flow
Four drilling rigs were ordered to plug beneath the Gulf of Mexico to stop the flow from a cluster of wells connected to an explosion damaged platform ten miles offshore. Coast Guard estimated seven of 22 wells were spewing. Shell said burning to limit pollution as work may take weeks. light unburned oil slicks extended eight miles northwest. Interior Deputy Secretary said offshore lease sale planned for December 1, resuming after February platform fire spurred suspensions.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Shell Oil Co
Washington
Interior Department
Hospital Loan Approved for Hampton 74‑Bed Facility
The Small Business Administration approved a loan guarantee to Hampton California County for a $391,000 hospital project. Senator McClellan announced the guarantee covers a $350,000 Hampton bank loan to Hampton Development Corp. which will invest $41,000 in the 74‑bed facility.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
Hampton
Calhoun County
John L. McClellan
Hampton Bank
Hampton Development Corp
NATO Plans Tied to Berlin in East West Standoff
NATO foreign ministers at their annual meeting urged unrestricted access to Berlin and urged acceptable arrangements for West Berlin and West Germany. They said talks on a European security conference would follow Soviet inclusion, while praising Nixon era treaties and nuclear talks as contributing to peace in Europe.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
West
West Berlin
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Europe
Portugal
NATO
Nixon
United States
Poland
East Berlin
German Democratic Republic
United Nations
U.S
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
David K. E. Bruce
Paris
Rogers
Son Tay
North Vietnam
Nixon Acts to Combat Inflation
President Nixon launched a hard anti inflation drive to curb crude oil prices and construction costs. He warned industry and labor against inflationary expectations and urged wage reform on federal projects, signaling potential government intervention if needed. He argued the private economic system has aided Americans and others, while declining to confirm broader wage and price controls.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Writer Charged in Shooting HUMBOLDT CASE
Humboldt Tenn AP novelist Jesse Hill Ford bound over for grand jury action on homicide charge in the gunshot death of a young Black soldier. Judge Marion H. Hales continued bail at 20000 dollars after a preliminary hearing Thursday.
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Humboldt, Tenn
Jesse Hill Ford
Marion H. Hales
Ford
Revival at Calvary Church in West Avenue B
A revival will be held at Calvary Baptist Church on West Avenue B from December 6 to 11. Evangelist Brother W. 1 Thomas from Grand Sa Texas will lead services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. The public is invited.
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Calvary Baptist Church
West Avenue B
W. 1 Thomas
Grand Sa
Texas
Charleston Declares Bumpers Day for Gov-Elect Dale Bumpers
Mayor Ray Wingfield of Charleston proclaims December 12 as Bumpers Day to honor Gov-elect Dale Bumpers after his Nov. 3 victory over Gov. Rockefeller.
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Charleston, Ark
Ray Wingfield
Charleston
Dale Bumpers
Bumpers
Win- Uhup Rockefeller
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