Communist First North Korea Grooming Kim's Son As Leader
North Korea may be grooming Kim Il Sung's son Kim Chung II as successor, a move that would mark the first hereditary transfer in a Communist state. Analysts in Japan and South Korea cite public displays, party roles, and KCNA coverage as evidence, with potential for a collective leadership if the father dies earlier.
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Rhodesia Leader Opposes Black Majority Rule
Premier Ian Smith said Rhodesia cannot embrace black majority rule "in a thousand years" and urged Britain to intervene. He would reconsider the 1965 unilateral declaration if necessary for Rhodesia's interest. Britain pressed for majority rule as Callaghan urged Smith to accept the principle and map protections.
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Strictly For Laughs By Joey Adams
A collection of taxi humor riffs about cab drivers. Jokes cover tipping, driving mishaps, and a punch line about paying the fare. The bits pivot on the taxi trade and everyday urban quirks with a playful tone.
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