U S Faces Rough Road to Keep Bases in Spain in 1970
Washington officials say the United States may have to move military bases in Spain early in 1970 if a renewal accord cannot be reached by March 26, 1969. Spain demands a $1.2 billion equipment list, later pared to $700 million, while the United States offers grants and credits totaling about $240 million plus shipbuilding support.
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South Vietnams Observer in Paris Talks Convenes With Harriman
Pham Dang Lam,Vietnam ambassador to the Philippines and South Vietnams chief observer, met for about 30 minutes with U.S. Ambassador W Averell Harriman in Paris to review general negotiation progress. Lam said no specifics were discussed and he will report to the Thieu regime in Saigon before returning to Paris. Western sources note the U S team tracks statements by Humphrey and Nixon on Vietnam policy.
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France Again Vetoes British Entry to Common Market
In Brussels France again blocks Britain's bid to join the European Common Market. Michel Debre rejects a German plan for a three year tariff pact with Britain and says no fundamental shift in Paris policy since last December. Dutch minister Luns calls it a new veto.
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Bid 3NT in four card major notrump with 4-3-3-3 shape
South holds S Q J 109 H 964 D K 97 C K 92 with partner at 1NT. Answer is to bid 3NT avoiding Stayman when distribution is 4-3-3-3 and strength spans three suits. Play illustrates ruffing dummy’s low spade and stripping clubs to reach nine tricks.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Ordered To Court In Advertising Suit
Chicago report says Zsa Zsa Gabor and Ramco Transmission Co are sued for using her name in ads. Durocher seeks arrest for contempt if she ignores a subpoena and fails to appear. Judge Will grants one last chance for voluntary appearance.
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Caetano Takes Over As Portugal Leader
Marcelo Caetano 62, a lawyer, became Portugal's new premier after Salazar fell into a coma. He pledged to relax one man rule and pursue continuity with Salazar's policies in colonies while warning against communism and promising faster administration. The government aims to maintain stability amid ongoing anti guerrilla wars in Guinea, Angola, and Mozambique.
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Third Marine Convicted of Killings in Vietnam
In Da Nang a general court martial convicted Pfc. Robert J. Vickers of murder for the May slayings of two South Vietnamese civilians. He received life in prison at hard labor, becoming the third of seven Marines charged in the case to be tried.
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Extreme U.S. temperatures span Wyoming to California
The U.S. Weather Bureau reports a low of 25 degrees at Evanston Wyoming and a high of 105 degrees at Thermal California.
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Czechoslovak Press Attacks Warsaw Pact Press
Czechoslovakia’s press condemns Warsaw Pact papers as lies and slanders after renewed censorship. Deputy Premier Josef Hamouz returns from Moscow amid talks on Comecon and a forthcoming conference with Soviet leaders about withdrawing occupation forces. Politika mocks the Soviet white book and criticizes occupied-country newspapers.
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Mexico Earthquake Toll Reaches Twenty Two
A Pacific coast earthquake in Chiapas State Mexico left at least 22 dead and about 30 injured. Tapachula Acapetahua and Tazantan were among the hardest hit as rescue workers comb rubble. Water shortages power outages and disrupted sewage raised disease concerns.
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NATO Ends Largest Naval Exercise Silver Tower
NATO wrapped up the largest naval drill in 19 years with 40 000 troops and about 200 ships from nine nations led by the United States Canada Britain and West Germany The exercise tested rapid integration under simulated attack from a mythical Orange force Soviet ships and planes stayed on scene for realism A full analysis will be held October 1 at Rosyth Scotland through an operational commanders meeting.
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