Scheel urges U.S. to sharpen social conscience in a new era
Western democracies face long term tests from food and employment issues amid ideological Cold War strains. West German President Walter Scheel told a joint Congress that U.S. policy failures in Indochina did not harm alliances, but warned that freedom hinges on social conscience and understanding Communist appeals in Europe and the Third World.
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Mariana Islands vote to accept commonwealth status
The Northern Mariana Islands voted to accept commonwealth status with the United States. About 8 percent of roughly 16 000 residents across 14 precincts supported the covenant signed last February, marking the first new U.S. territory in decades. The islands north of Guam include Saipan and Tinian and have sought American admission for two decades.
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Smith urges physicians wives to join politics
Wives of doctors should become political activists according to W RNC chair Mary Louise Smith who told the AMA women's auxiliary that no one has more reason to be in politics than a physician's wife. Exiled writer Solzhenitsyn will visit Washington later this month as a guest of AFL CIO president Meany announced. He will arrive June aT. Clifford Irving forbidden to publish unauthorized Hughes biography. Rosemont Enterprises seeks injunction and permanent order at trial set for June 23.
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Bolshoi defector recalls Soviet discrimination and secrecy
Renata Babsk Babak, a Ukrainian mezzo soprano, defected from the Bolshoi in December 1973 during a Milan run. In New York she says she faced ethnic bias, was often billed under Russian names, and feared reprisals for relatives in Kiev. She performed in New York and other cities but kept her defection private to protect family.
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