Rhodesian Settlement Talks See Cautious Optimism
Reports from Salisbury indicate broad hope over terms of settlement with Britain despite reservations. Sir Humphrey Gibbs and Bishop Paul Burrough voiced cautious tone while Josiah Gondo praised Smith. some right wing leaders oppose any terms. Rhodesia warned against immediate economic rebound as 1972 allocations remain, with future balance of payments to guide midyear adjustments. Football chiefs welcomed potential lifting of suspensions with a bright outlook for the sport. Olympic officials expect the Munich constraint to ease with settlement.
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Italy's Red Boss Gains Divorce
Italy's Red Boss secures divorce after divorce law changes. He had wed Teresa Noce before the war, later divorcing in the Soviet Union but could not remarry in Italy until last year. His new wife, a former leader of the Communist Union of Italian Women, is identified as Mrs Longo.
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New Rhodesian Independence Plan Faces Parliament Test
Opposition from Labour critics and Commonwealth and UN members threatens passage of the independence plan. Commentators foresee possible UN sanctions pressure on Britain amid the evolving debate in Parliament.
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2 Day Tax Forum Slated At Hotel
A two day tax forum by the Oklahoma State University Extension Service will be held Monday and Tuesday at the Hotel Lawtonian for public accountants and tax practitioners. Cecil D. Maynard will lead sessions with a dinner address by Mrs. V. E. Hamm and Barber Shop Quartet entertainment. Representatives include IRS agents Nelson Bonifield Wayne Merritt and Jerry Golden Lester Osborn Coleman Johnson.
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Canada Protests China Bomb Test
Ottawa denounces China over a nuclear test with Ottawa calling for peace and accountability. Canada urges diplomacy while highlighting concerns about regional security and nonproliferation.
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