Weather Centers Linkup for World Weather Watch by 1971
The World Weather Watch aims to deliver instant forecasts globally by 1971. WMO reports 29 000 daily observations with 24 000 done now and 2 500 more planned, linking land stations ships aircraft satellites and meteorological centers worldwide.
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Geneva
UPI
World Weather Watch
World Meteorological Organization
WMO
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Sahara
Arabia
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Moscow
Washington
Organization
Weather Watch
Europe States Meet to Seek New Nuclear Fuel Sources
Bonn official Dr. Gehrad Stoltenberg announced talks with Britain and the Netherlands next week in The Hague to pursue a joint gas centrifuge uranium enrichment project. The plan aims for European independence from U S uranium deliveries and would feature shared know how and secret work, with cost undisclosed and no link to the nonproliferation treaty.
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Europe
Bonn
Great Britain
Netherlands
West Germany
United States
Gehrad Stoltenberg
Anthony Wedgwood Benn
Hague
Stoltenberg
U.S
Panagoulis death sentence kept in limbo by regime clemency fate
Greek authorities may defer or halt Alexander Panagoulis's execution after a cabinet leak suggested no clemency. Panagoulis, 30, was condemned for subversive acts and an attempted assassination of Prime Minister Papadopoulos, with the death sentence potentially carried as a life sentence if not acted upon. Panagoulis is jailed on Aegina island awaiting further word from authorities.
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Athens
Alexander Panagoulis
Panagoulis
George Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
Papdopoulos
Aegina Island
Brass Band Hosts Columbus Native Donn Eisele Homecoming
Apollo 7 astronaut Donn Eisele, Columbus native and 1948 top student, returned to West High amid a brass band and 2,000 cheering students. He attended a banquet and planned to see the Ohio State Michigan game with his wife Harriet and three children.
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Donn F. Eisele
Hero’s Welcome West High School
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Ohio
UPI
West High School
Eisle
Eisele
Harriet
Budapest Says Broad Conference Sought By Communists
Zoltan Komocsin of the Hungarian party says delegates in Budapest urged a broad conference of Communist parties with anti-imperialist forces after the Moscow summit planned for May. He notes eight countries will discuss February drafts for Moscow and a preparatory meeting will set the May date.
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Hungary
Moscow
Zoltan Komocsin
Komocsin
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Red China
Cuba Boat Fails to Make Refuge at Grenada
In Caracas Venezuelan warships intercepted the Cuban fishing vessel Alecria as it sought refuge at Grenada. Investigators said Havana ordered the ship to flee there and it was escorted to Carupano naval base for questioning on suspicions of saboteurs.
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Russia
Cuba
Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Alecria
Grenada
Havana
Carupano
Ceylon Hotel to Be Built with U.S. Credit
The Export-Import Bank will provide 3.069 million dollars in credit for American equipment and services for a Colombo hotel project in Ceylon. The International Hotel Corporation, an affiliate of Pan American World Airways, will build the hotel.
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Washington
UPI
Colombo
Ceylon
International Hotel Corporation
Pan American World Airways
Nine Czech Groups Withhold Protest Until Dubcek Meet
Nine Czech intellectual artistic and scientific groups agreed to withhold publication of a protest resolution until a meeting with Alexander Dubcek next Monday. The document criticized new restrictions and the suspension of two weekly magazines and urged the defense of creative freedoms.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovak Commnist Party
Critics condemn Czechoslovak travel and press limits
Builders from dhitects to film workers and scholars from the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences denounced new travel restrictions and the suspension of Reporter and Politika. Premier Oldrich Černík defended the move as protecting state interests amid Moscow pact controls after the August invasion.
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Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Czechoslovakia
Senate weighs thin ABM defense in closed session
The Senate barred press access and debated a "thin" ABM missile system costing about 5 billion to lay the groundwork for a broader defense against a Soviet nuclear attack. Russell advocated using the funds to build a foundation for future defense while acknowledging no foolproof shield exists.
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Senate
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
China
Soviet Union
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