Johnson and Douglas-Home Share Warm Ties Despite Cuba Rift
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home ended two days of talks with a cordial personal relationship. Britain refused to curb non military Cuba exports and would not cap Soviet credits, signaling ongoing disagreement over Cuba trade and Russia credits.
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Misspelling Slow on Public Sign Raises Little Hurdle
London officials explain an error by a painter who wrote four foot letters as solw on a large street crossing sign. Hendon Borough Council says the mistake is unsurprising and not a matter for concern.
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Subscriptions Rates for Lawton OK Press Services
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Catholic laity hope for change in birth control stand
Widespread lay hope exists that the church may alter its stance on contraception, though observers deem a change unlikely. The Ecumenical Council could address birth control in a marriage document, but will likely reaffirm the church's teaching against artificial contraception.
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National Airlines Faces Impending Strike Amid Winter Peak
A federal mediator seeks last minute talks to avert a strike set for one minute past midnight. National Airlines would shut down 40 cities in 15 states impacting 4,500 employees, including 2,000 at its Miami HQ, if no agreement is reached on wage scales and shift differentials before the cooling off deadline.
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Soviet Union Lifts Ban on International Language
In Tunbridge Wells England a UPI report says the Soviet Union ends a 77 year fight by Esperantists to gain recognition of Esperanto. Jack Cox of the Universal Esperanto Association notes a Moscow poetry book in Esperanto and cites about a million speakers worldwide.
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Navy moves to build water distillation plant at Guantanamo
The Navy selects Westinghouse International as prime contractor for a 1.4 million gallon daily seawater desalination plant at Guantanamo ahead of a 12,500 kilowatt power station and a 4 million gallon underground reservoir. The project, costing about $10.7 million, aims to be operational within 23 weeks of contract award and will relocate the Point Loma plant to Cuba.
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