Disarmament Debate at UN Opens as Nations Clash
United Nations discussions on worldwide disarmament begin with remarks by Soviet Ambassador Yakov Malik and U S Ambassador George Bush. Malik argues arms spending could transform the world if redirected to civilian use while Bush urges careful negotiations and warns against unwieldy talks. Mexican ambassador Garcia Robles backs a global conference, while China denounces it as imperialist and revisionist.
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United Nations
UPI
Yakov Malik
Malik
Soviet Union
Tar Nicholas I
Hague
U.S
George Bush
General Assembly
United States
Bush
Geneva
Alfonso Garcia Robles
Chiao Kuan-hua
Corona Mass Murder Trial Resumes In California
The Juan Corona trial continues in Fairfield as Superior Court Judge Richard Patton rejects bail, cites prosecutorial dereliction, and reviews sheriff's department files. Prosecutors dispute testimony errors while tire track analysis links Corona to the first grave. a third prosecutor and new hires are expected to join the case.
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Fairfield
Calif
UPJ
Juan Corona
Richard Patton
Corona
Patton
Richard Hawk
Sutter County
Bart ‘Williams
Williams
U.S. Treasury Department
Ronald Fahey
Sonoma County
Young Canadian boy awarded Medal of Bravery
An eight year old boy who died saving his younger brother on a Saskatchewan river after an ice accident four years ago is posthumously awarded the Medal of Bravery by the governor general in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Aig
Peru moves to ban Santa Claus from TV in education reform
Peru's military government considers Santa Claus an alienating influence and plans to remove him from television and radio as part of a broader shift to promote Peruvian traditions and “more authentic freedom.” The action, discussed with advertising agencies and tied to education reform, aims to curb foreign symbols and align media with national goals while avoiding a formal decree.
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Santa Claus
Perez
Peru
Ministry of Education
Hunt Continues For Ministers Down In Plane
Utah Civil Air Patrol continues a multi‑plane search for four Texas ministers missing after a plane disappeared between Cortez Utah and Hanksville. The CAP said planes from Price Grand Junction and Cortez joined the hunt with three more expected to assist. The missing aircraft carried pilot Harold J McCollim 53 and ministers J C Jackson Matt Bovel and C C Hanes all of Hart Texas.
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Price
Utah
Colorado
Texas
Utah Civili Air Patrol
Grand Junction
Colo
Cortez
CAP
Salt Lake City
Harold J McCollim
Church of Christ
Dimmit
Tex
J. C. Jackson
Matt Bovel
C. C. Hanes
Hart
Canada
Hanksville
Techson Names Assistant DA in Odessa
Dennis Cadre aged 25 and Texas Tech graduate is named assistant district attorney in Odessa succeeding James A. Bobo who resigned in June. Cadra will handle appellate brief preparation and observe trials before active trial work. He is a Midland Lee High School alumnus.
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Odessa
Dennis Cadre
Texas Tech University
Cadra
Godfrey Cadra
Andrews
James A. Bobo
Dist
Atty
John Green
Lee High School
Midland
Organization's President Dies
AUSTIN Texas AP contractor Jamie M. Odom the first president of the Associated General Contractors of Austin died at his home Monday. He served 20 years on the University of Texas Development Board and was a member of Gov Connally's Higher Education Committee. His firm built many Austin buildings including the State Health Department complex and the Internal Revenue Service building. He is survived by his wife and his brother Will Edward Odom of Austin.
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Austin
Tex
Jamie M. Odom
Associated General Contractors of
Odom
University of Texas Development Board
John Connally
State Health Department
Internal Revenue Service
Will Edward ‘Odom
Memory training promises power and poise for success
A Chicago publisher promotes a memory technique claimed to boost business and social standing. The ad offers free booklet Adventures in Memory by mail from Memory Studies at 1555 E Lange St Mundelein Illinois 60060 and requires only a name address and zip code.
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Chicago
E. Lange St
Dept
Mundelein
China and Soviet border talks near three year mark activist progress reported
Peking reports progress in three year border talks with the Soviet Union though major sticking points remain. Negotiations began in 1969 focusing on troop withdrawals and Moscow's stance on territorial losses deemed unequal treaties. Chinese officials cite vast troop deployments and demand acknowledgment of historic territory losses.
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Peking
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Chou En-lai
Hong Kong
Outer Mongolia
Gromyko
Russia
Wusuli
Ussuri
BSA Group Hosts Together Dinner In Lubbock
The South Plains Gamel of Boys Scouts of America plans a 7 p.m. dinner at Reese Air Force Base for church and civic groups to organize new scout units. Col. Walter H. Baxter will speak as Col. Clyde J. Morganti notes 30 new units with 1000 additional boys across Lubbock and area. Frank McKenzie chairs the event with local helpers from Plainview, Larnega, Filoy dada and Lubbock listed among organizers.
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South Plains Gamel
Boy Scotts of America
Reese Air Force Air
Walter H. Baxter
Courtesl
Clyde J. Morganti
Lubbock and
Arcounts
Frank McKenzie
Roy McClung
Plainview
J. D. Dyer Jr
Larnega
Walter Scheef
Filoydada
Lowell Snyder
Ronnie Holt
Jerry Roberson
Lubbock
Malawi Gets Daily Blantyre Newspaper in 1973 Merger
Malawi will launch its first daily newspaper on January 1 1973 after the merger of two weekly papers in Blantyre.
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Malawi
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