Global tensions marked by Viet Nam debates and uprisings
President Marcos urged Congress not to let doubts weaken U S resolve in Asia and keep troops in the Far East to balance Communist China. Philippine engineers and doctors join South Viet Nam forces. U S Marines land south of the demilitarized zone. Kenya K, the Congo, and Rhodesia news mix with UN pressure on Powell.
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Southeast Asia
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Global unrest and space mission update collide in briefings
Reports from Washington and Peking describe a temporary halt by Chinese leaders to the Red Guards as they urge restraint during harvest season. In Florida Cape Kennedy, a missing submarine trainer and Gemini 11 recovery are noted along with ongoing U.S. civil rights debates and foreign aid cutbacks. The New York archdiocese announces Vatican II aligned episcopal vicars assignments.
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Sion
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BOM
Cape Kennedy
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Atlantic
British doctors seek U S jobs amid exodus
Health Minister Kenneth Robinson condemned 600 young British physicians who plan to work in the United States after passing the Educational Council for Foreign Medical Graduates exam in London and Edinburgh. British doctors say overwork and low pay drive emigration. starting salaries around 2000 dollars.
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England
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Edinburgh
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Integrated Alabama beauty pageant ends without top six
Miss Gladys McDaniel, 17, Lakeside High senior, among 12 contestants for Morgan County Miss Tennessee Valley Exposition title, did not finish in the top six at the Morgan County Fair grandstand. Queen Carole Cota to wed Frank Gelfuso in Pasadena, Grace's fall hairpiece previews a new look, and other brief notes follow.
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Morgan County
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Riviera
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Wester al Melfi
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Secret Service
Edmund G. Brown
Interior
Stewart Udall
Brazilian swimmer challenges Mao in river race
Francisco de Souza Valente, an octogenarian Brazilian long distance swimmer, offers to race Red China's Mao Zedong, 72, downstream if invited. He says Mao is a retired civil servant and confident he could leave him behind in the race.
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China
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Francisco
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