Secret Talks Underway in London on Explosive Viet Nam Crisis
Prime Minister Harold Wilson disclosed secret talks are under way on the Viet Nam crisis. He refused to detail them, saying only that consultations are ongoing and a full statement would come soon. British Commonwealth peace talks were discussed with aims of a collective appeal.
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Lady Churchill Joins Lords in Colorful Ceremony
Winston Churchill’s widow Lady Churchill became Baroness Spencer of Chartwell, taking her seat in the House of Lords. The ceremony featured royal pageantry with Queen Elizabeth II and officials as she swore the oath and joined the peers, drawing praise from spectators and family.
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Pierre Salinger granted divorce from Nancy Joy in Arkansas
In Hot Springs Arkansas Chancery Judge Sam Garrett granted Nancy Brooks Joy Salinger a divorce from Pierre Salinger on grounds of rudeness mental cruelty and studied neglect. The decree gives Joy the Lake Barcroft Virginia home worth 64500 and a car while bank accounts and jointly held securities go to Salinger and each keeps separately owned property.
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Warning Label On Cigarettes OK'd by Rules Committee
Washington (UPI) The House Rules Committee cleared a bill to require warning labels on cigarette packs. The measure would state that cigarette smoking may be hazardous to health and proceed to a House vote next week. Rep. John E. Moss criticized it as promoting advertising and sales.
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Frosts Formula at Amherst College
Robert Frost during his Amherst College years treated classes as a student would skipping them when he pleased and often arriving four minutes late. He questioned the purpose of classes with a wry remark about their necessity.
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Pope Paul VI Considers Historic U.S. Visit
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI seriously weighs a 1970s trip to New York to visit the United Nations, potentially the first papal excursion to the Americas, planned after the Ecumenical Council ends in December. The decision remains uncertain with no dates set.
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War hero returns MBE over Beatles honor
World War II RAF Squadron leader Paul Pearson returns his MBE after Queen Elizabeth II same honor given to the Beatles. Pearson says the award is misused as a political weapon and criticizes the Beatles for exploiting rhythm for money. Prime Minister Harold Wilson confirms other decorations complaints.
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Soviet Hijack Attempt Ends in In-Flight Gunfight
Soviet press says a Russian flight engineer was killed when a derailment hijack attempt by a man and a mystery woman failed. Crew overpowered the gunman and the female accomplice aboard a Baltic-bound flight, with no airport or date disclosed.
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