Mrs Gandhi arrives in Washington for crisis talks
Indira Gandhi, India's prime minister, lands in Washington for talks with President Nixon on the Pakistan East Pakistan refugee crisis. She aims to press for repatriation of refugees and a civilian-controlled settlement while reviewing U.S. aid options and Indo-U.S. relations. The visit follows leaks about the Pentagon Papers and related political fallout.
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Thant Hospitalized for Bleeding Peptic Ulcer
Secretary General Thant is in a Manhattan hospital after medical tests revealed a bleeding peptic ulcer. A spokesman said surgery was not deemed necessary. In a separate incident in Mexico City, 13 year old Roberto Ohaves Rusendiz tried to commit suicide during a confrontation with six Hillfriends at his sign shop, drawing a gun and shooting himself in the chest. he remained in satisfactory condition at the Red Cross Hospital where visitors were restricted.
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World Today reports on Saigon holdover plans for Christmas
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird met top U.S. officials in Saigon to discuss sending thousands of soldiers home for Christmas. Laird refused to disclose casualty figures for the seven-day period ending last Saturday. He noted Nixon’s directive for consultations with ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and Gen Creighton Abrams, joined by Adm. Thomas Moorer and Adm. John Mattier.
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Church votes to keep celibacy rule for priests
Vatican delegates to the third International Synod of Bishops overwhelmingly upheld the 1th century law barring priest marriage. They also rejected allowing elderly married men as priests and opposed priests joining militant political movements or supporting radical causes.
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Landmark 9.3 Billion Aid Plan Clears House Vote
The House approved a landmark 9.3 billion direct aid program for private and public colleges on a 310 to 84 vote. The measure would base grants on total enrollment plus federal aid recipients, with final approval tied to a separate 22.5 billion, five year authorization bill. An antischool-busing amendment was pending.
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