Pakistan Accepts Cease Fire Move In United Nations
Pakistan formally accepts the General Assembly cease fire call and troop withdrawal in East Pakistan while India vows to ignore the resolution. Diplomatic notes suggest the issue may return to the Security Council where the Soviet Union could back a cease fire if India advances on Dacca.
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NATO to Begin Talks With Communists After Berlin Pact
NATO ministers say they are ready to start talks on European security with the Communists once the Berlin agreement is signed. U.S. Secretary Rogers said bilateral consultations can begin immediately, but no multilateral talks or conference until the protocol is signed. The communique urges stronger defense spending within member economies.
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Senate votes to block Rehnquist cloture on nomination
The Senate failed to invoke cloture on William H. Rehnquist for the Supreme Court by a 52 to 42 vote, short of the two-thirds requirement. A second gag rule attempt is planned for Saturday as discussions continue amid desegregation memo accusations and a separate Powell Jr. nomination. Weather: partly cloudy with showers possible through Saturday, highs near 48 to 58, patchy fog at night.
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School administrators' split dominates salary talks
LEA says the April comprehensive agreement tied administrator salaries to teachers, with administrators slated for top teacher pay plus a responsibility-based bump. Officials argue the school board’s 5.5 percent offer for both groups would widen the pay gap between teachers and administrators.
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Two more murders shock Northern Ireland amid riots
Gunmen ambushed a part time soldier Sgt Kenneth Smyth and a passenger near the Ireland border, killing Smyth in cold blood. Riots followed in Londonderry with gunbattles injuring eight gunmen, soldiers, and bystanders as security forces faced nail bombs and crossfire.
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East German Wall to Stay Closed on Christmas
East Germany refused to open the Berlin Wall on Christmas but agreed to a compromise allowing West Berliners to visit East Berlin starting next year. The pact also aims to start a second agreement ending East German harassment of Berlin traffic, with officials saying initialing could occur today in Berlin.
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Motorcyclists Press for Trail Use at Cebada Canyon Park
In Lompoc area a meeting of the County Park Commission heard motorcyclists urge trail riding on part of the proposed Cebada Canyon Park. Sierra Club members opposed citing noise and dust and potential clash with overnight camping plans. The panel postponed a decision to January and asked for neighbor feedback plus a soils study before any access is granted.
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