Scientists Warn Cuts Threaten U.S. Science Future
Twenty two scientists including six Nobel laureates form a New York Academy of Science committee and deliver a preliminary report to President Johnson, Nixon, and Congress. They warn that a $6 billion federal cut endangers research programs, education, and future scientific manpower, urging redirected funds and guidelines for annual growth in research spending.
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Pope appeals to ease Bethlehem pilgrimage restrictions
Pope Paul VI urged Israel to allow Arab pilgrims to Bethlehem for Christmas. Msgr Lepinski will make an unofficial approach, seeking access for Christians of all races and nationalities to holy places. Arab Christian leaders in East Jerusalem had appealed to the Pope, who noted past fears of Arab terrorists complicating pilgrimages. Bethlehem lies in the former Jordanian territory Israel captured in 1967.
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Yost Named U.S. Ambassador to United Nations
Charles W. Yost, a 61 year old career diplomat, named to head the U.S. delegation at the United Nations succeeding J R Wiggins on January 20. He has long service in the Foreign Service and prior posts as ambassador to Laos Syria and Morocco.
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