U.S. veto blocks two Vietnams from UN admission
The United States vetoed South and North Vietnam’s bids for UN membership in the Security Council, tying it to South Korea’s earlier admission. Costa Rica abstained. Hanoi and Saigon observers pledged to seek normal relations with Washington as representatives for both Vietnams pressed for inclusion. Moynihan noted the vetoes were the eighth and ninth by the U.S. in the UN.
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Viking Mars lander delayed by valve snag at Cape Canaveral
The Viking Mars landing probe launch was postponed to Thursday after a stuck control valve on a Titan 3 E rocket delayed the mission. NASA officials cited valve malfunction details, noting the valve would control thrust vectoring and could affect liftoff and flight stability.
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Levi refuses to release key data on FBI break-ins
Atty. Gen. Edward Levi will not hand over details or counts of hundreds of FBI break-ins to House and Senate intelligence committees. He says disclosure would hamper his internal probe and plans to disclose later, while Capitol Hill plans hearings next month on the intrusions into embassies, homes, and offices.
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Coast Guard Academy to Admit Women Next Year
Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut will admit women for the first time beginning with the class entering next July. Admiral Owen W Siler said eligibility exists under current law and no congressional action is needed to allow women into the corps of cadets.
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