West Germany to push Moscow peace dialogue under Brandt
Bonn sources report the Brandt government will prioritize peace talks with Moscow and East European states. They say a high level meeting with Kremlin leaders could occur early next year if the dialogue progresses, with mutual renunciation of force and guaranteed frontiers as core terms.
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Washington Social Register Drops Abe Fortas
Abe Fortas and his wife were dropped from the Washington Social Register in the latest edition of The Social List of Washington. The list notes shifts under the Nixon era, with the Bureau of the Budget director ranking just after Cabinet members and various other political figures moving in or out of the social pecking order.
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Las Vegas Sun Publisher and Staff Listing
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Suharto Resigns Defense Post in Indonesian Reshuffle
President Suharto relinquished his post as Minister for Defense and Security but kept supreme commander status. A reshuffle assigns a new minister directly to the president with policy, strategy, and operational control of the armed forces, amid speculation Gen Maraden Panggabean may take the post.
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Added Color Brightens White House Interior and Personnel
Nighttime and weekend work repainting and refurbishing the White House raises the color and ambiance. The Oval Office gains a blue rug with gold stars and a presidential seal, plus a hard floor. police uniforms gain gold braid and yellow stripes.
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Queen Elizabeth II Gives Hitchhiking German Students a Lift
Two German students lost in the Scottish highlands accepted a ride in a Land Rover with four corgi dogs after a woman and her son stopped to help. Buckingham Palace confirmed the anecdote and said the Queen herself drives and helped the travelers on their way.
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Prince Charles aids boy who lost leg in blast
Prince Charles sent a personal telegram and funds to Ian Cox, 11, injured when a bomb exploded near his investiture route. Ian, from England, lost a leg and underwent multiple operations in Caernarvon, Wales, four days after the ceremony. Funds reach about 10,300 dollars. the boy’s father notes the prince’s concern and gratitude from Ian’s upcoming letter.
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Hubbard Moves Sex Education Ballot Question in Dearborn
Dearborn Mayor Orville Hubbard plans to urge the city council to place a sex education guidelines measure on November ballots. He criticized sex ed in schools while claiming the proposal could clarify muddied water in the community.
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Diamond Named April Birthstone
The article states that the modern birthstone for April is the diamond. It notes diamond as the recognized gemstone for those born in April.
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