SALT talks show optimism as Vienna resume eyed
Soviet chief negotiator Semenov calls SALT discussions useful and opening prospects for continuation in Vienna. Gerard C. Smith notes prospects not bad as the fifth round ends in Helsinki after 11 weeks. Agreement reached on two dialogue measures and a satellite hot line to prevent accidental nuclear weapon use.
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Royster Tablets Promise Restored Vitality For Men
Classified style sales copy claims Royster Tablets restore strength and sexual function for married men feeling aged or weak. It touts dramatic improvements after first bottle and offers money back guarantees with drugstores selling the product.
Freedom Schools in Chinatown Open for 1200 Children
The fledgling Freedom Schools in Chinatown plan to enroll 1200 pupils with room to add 750 more this week. They seek state accreditation, rely on $5 per child monthly fees and donations to cover salaries and supplies, and will use morning and afternoon shifts to educate about 900 students.
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Selassie To Visit Peking As China Dormant Leader Mystery
In a developing diplomatic move Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie accepted an invitation to visit China October 6 to 12. China has no chief of state after Mao's illness or death rumors. the vacant post follows Liu Shao-chih's ousting in 1969 during the cultural revolution. Observers see potential trend signaling changes ahead.
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2000 Lithuanian Catholics protest restrictions in USSR
About 2000 Catholics from Prenaisky parish in Lithuania sign a letter to top Soviet leaders accusing religious suppression. They cite bans on religious books and limited seminary access, noting the 1940 annexation left few church institutions and reduced priest numbers.
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Taiwan Typhoon Toll Reaches 30
Taiwan reports 30 dead and 2 missing with 149 injured after Typhoon Bess battered Taipei. Police say over 6,100 homes collapsed or damaged, with most casualties and damage in the northern region.
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Attractions and Exhibits Highlight Big State Fair
The fair features over 75 merchants in 80 000 square feet of exhibits plus the Sky Kings aerial show with free daily performances. Wildlife, military, fiddlers contest, livestock and horse shows, twirling festival, pigeon and rabbit judging, women’s building displays, children’s barnyard and tropical fish exhibits complete the program with free admission to many venues.
Halloween Drive Aims to Promote UNICEF in Dallas
The John Birch Society plans a Halloween campaign to counter anti UNICEF claims. Dallas officials and UNICEF supporters warn of Birch efforts while urging families to allow children to Trick or Treat for UNICEF.
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U.S. State Department
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Hatful Of Rain Tryouts Slated At Lubbock Theatre
Tryouts for Lubbock Theatre Centre's A Hatful of Rain are at 7 30 p m today and Tuesday at Theatre In past years Birch So j Centre at 2508 Ave P hosted auditions. Call Trick or Treat UNICEF driver Roland Myers at 744 4681 for details. Production runs November 5 6 12 13 with funds aiding food and clothing for starving children.
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Britain Faces Soviet Protest Over Expulsion Orders
Soviet notes denounce British expulsion actions and accuse London of blocking European security talks. Pravda links Britain with cold war propaganda and anti-Soviet campaigns. Orestov cites London meetings as evidence of Tory anti-Soviet stance amid Northern Ireland tensions.
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Britain Faces Moscow Protest Over 105 Russians Expelled
Britain kept a cautious stance after expelling 105 Soviet Embassy and trade mission staff for alleged espionage. Moscow denounced the move as groundless and unfounded, with Sir John Killick summoned to the Soviet Foreign Ministry to receive the protest note. Both sides signaled potential retaliation, and two Moscow-bound flights were nearly full as families departed.
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Intermarriage Rise Tied to Arab Federation Approval
Inter marriage among Egyptian Syrian and Libyan citizens has increased since the Arab federation of the three nations was approved on September 1, reports from Cairo indicate. The AP dispatch notes social shifts following the alliance and its impact on family and cultural ties.
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