Patience urged as West Germany tops monetary crisis talks
West German finance minister Karl Schiller urged patience amid a rift with France over the European Common Market. He warned that no breakthrough was likely at the Sept. 13 euro finance ministers meeting in Brussels and the Sept. 14-16 Group of Ten gathering in London, stressing interim currency testing could continue.
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Karl Schiller
Schiller
West Germany
France
Brussels
London
United States
Yaseen Schiller
Italy
Paris
Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
Imark
Treasury
Paul A. Volcker
Ferrari Aguradi
Rome
Volcker
Group of Ten
Japan
Canada
Britain
Sweden
Belgium
Holland
Altercations injure trio in Lubbock early Sunday
Three men suffered minor injuries in separate incidents in Lubbock early Sunday. George Comeaux, 18, was hurt in an affray on 38th Street. Richard Chellar, 26, had a slash to the face on 4th Street. Trinidad Salazar, 41, was treated after a disturbance on Avenue S. Two more men remained hospitalized Friday into Saturday: James Montgomery, 43, in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the back at Methodist Hospital, and Nelleio Sarmiento, 23, in critical condition at St Mary of the Plains Hospital after a rifle butt beating.
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Lubbouls
Methodist Hospital
George Comeaux
Sig 8Th
Place
38Th
Richard Chellar
Cornell St
4Th Street
Trinidad Salazar
Broadway
Avenue S
James Montgomery
E. 25Th St
Nelleio Sarmiento
Sith St
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Sarmiento
1300 Elephants to be Killed in Wankie Park
Rhodesia authorities plan mass cull of 1300 elephants in Wankie National Park to curb damage from overpopulation. Officials cite risk to habitat and balance of the game reserve as justification for the action.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Wankie National Park
War Victims Policy Criticized by Vietnamese Party Journal
The official North Vietnam Worker's Party journal says policy toward war victims and families remains full of shortcomings. It notes misallocation of industrial work for war invalids, gaps in support for dependents, and the need to rehabilitate cemeteries and ensure livelihoods. It calls for targeted aid and higher living standards for war wounded and families.
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North
Hoe Tap
North Vietnam
Worker's Party
United States
Hanoi
Niet
Nam
Hoc Tap
Party
SEATO Sees Hopeful Note in Nixon China Visit
SEATO secretary-general Jesus Vargas reports the 1969 annual review ends on a hopeful note about President Nixon's planned visit to China. He urges realism, warns against expecting quick fixes for Asia’s tensions, and cites progress in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia amid Communist pressure.
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UPI
Indonesia
Philippines
Jesus Vargas
South Vietnam
SEATO
Asia
Vargas
China
Nixon
Learn about Nerve Deafness and hear better now
A dusty brochure offer promises answers on nerve deafness, the nation’s leading cause of hearing distress. It urges readers to request a painless, informative brochure by sending a coupon to Box No. 75 Avalanche Journal, with the promise to explain what individuals can do themselves.
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Avalanche-Journal
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