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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1970
Page
9
A reader asks about parental communication and the lure of “friends” over family. Helen counsels friendly parenting, warns teens against secrecy, and notes a letter found by a parent about an affair, advising to forget it as therapy that was never sent.
An Army review court set aside the murder conviction of Capt. John J. McCarthy for the 1967 slaying of Cambodian Inchin Hai Lam. The ruling cited a pathologist's later change in testimony and said a new trial may be ordered, though two judges favored a closed retrial. McCarthy, 27, spoke of his innocence and faith from Fort Huachuca, Arizona.
Ankara says Turkey will not yield to Moscow over two Lithuanian hijackers. President Sunay told Soviet leader Podgorny the case is in Turkish courts and will be resolved under Turkish law. The Foreign Ministry confirmed the statement amid the international dispute.
Hope Star reports a Turkish judge ruled a political crime cannot lead to extradition, as a stewardess was killed on an Aegean airliner from Turkey to the United States. The case proceeds to a higher court while Moscow lodges charges against Lithuanians in the Soviet Union.
U S envoys depart for Helsinki to begin round 3 of negotiations with the Soviet Union on curbing the arms race. Led by Gerard Smith the six man delegation seeks progress before the Christmas recess though no arms cut agreement is expected.
Soviet diplomats indicate a formal, propaganda-free approach to SALT negotiations but have not accepted or rejected the U S offer nor issued a counter-proposal. Washington and Moscow avoid linking SALT to Mideast or Southeast Asia disputes, noting any resulting treaty would be a landmark disarmament pact likely taking years to complete.
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