Shirley MacLaine Flees Bhutan After Armed Detention
Actress Shirley MacLaine, seeking meditation in Bhutan, was detained by armed troops for 18 hours. She fled 100 miles to the Indian border, later crossing into India after guards were persuaded to let her contact Bhutan’s secretary.
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Agreement Seen on Solution to Showdown Crisis in U N
UPI reports indications of a possible agreement in principle to resolve the United Nations General Assembly crisis over the Soviet Union’s voting rights. A proposed rescue fund would invite voluntary contributions to cover the $130 million deficit by January 1, with Article 19 penalties paused to avoid coercion.
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Hiroshima Leaders Protest LeMay Decoration
Civic and political leaders in Hiroshima joined protests against awarding U S Air Force General Curtis LeMay the First Order of the Rising Sun Medal. Opposition figures criticized honoring a commander associated with the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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