Rhodesian crisis deepens as Ioanna V cargo stays put
Prime Minister Ian Smith announced Rhodesia will not pump the Ioanna V 18 000 ton cargo to avoid worsening Portugal tensions. He also said Rhodesia would sever all diplomatic ties with Britain while Beira port authorities place the tanker under Portuguese control. The Greek crew remains aboard as registration is canceled by Greece and Panama. The Manuela tanker, diverted by a Royal Navy boarding party, awaits orders in Durban with 15 000 tons aboard.
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Tractor crushes man in Kansas yard accident
John Elmer Smith aged 46 died in Garden Plain Kansas when a tractor grading his yard tipped from a seven foot retaining wall and fell onto him Friday night.
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Catholics To Get New Kit To Help Explain Ecumenism
A Catholic lay man’s ecumenism kit produced with Protestant and Jewish help by the National Councils aims to involve pew Catholics in church unity. The kit includes a First Steps booklet and guidance on dialogue, with 30,000 kits printed and distribution next week alongside TV programs in 70 cities.
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Senator Harris Calls CIA Infiltration Of Viet Nam Project
Sen. Fred Harris urges Johnson to repri mand or discharge those involved after Ramparts claims the CIA used a Michigan State University Viet Nam project as a cover. He seeks a private briefing with CIA officials and says no CIA infiltration into university research abroad.
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Doctor Links Heart Ills to Bottle Fed Babies
London AP report states pathologist Dr G R Osborne linked early bottle feeding with premature artery hardening seen in post mortem studies of 1000 individuals from newborn to 45. He said gastric attacks from bottle feeding may cause blood turbulence that seeds lifelong heart disease, with breast feeding as protective. The British Heart Foundation funded further research.
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Royal College of Physicians
British Heart Foundation
Pigeons May Get Contraceptive Corn In Milan
The Milan City Council considers mixing contraceptive pills into corn sold to tourists and bird lovers feeding pigeons in Cathedral Square to curb the pigeons population surge.
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Italy
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