Princess Caroline Marries Philippe Junot in Civil Ceremony
In Monte Carlo Princess Caroline, 21, and Philippe Junot, 38, wed in a civil ceremony with a religious service planned for Thursday. Locals and press showed ambivalence amid limited access for reporters and photographers at the palace ball and events.
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German Jesuits killed at St. Rupert's mission in Rhodesia
Three black nationalist guerrillas killed two German Jesuit missionaries Rev. Gregor Richert and Bernhard Lisson at St. Rupert's mission in central Rhodesia amid ongoing violence. The area around the mission is described as heavily infiltrated by Zimbabwe African People's Union fighters led by Joshua Nkomo. The week saw 12 British missionaries and children murdered nearby, with total month deaths rising to 11 missionaries and four children.
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Cambodia quiet on border fighting as Vietnam presses
Diplomatic sources in Singapore and Bangkok report Vietnam launching a major operation inside Cambodia with artillery and air support near the border. Analysts say the clashes aim to seal the frontier and curb Cambodian incursions, amid ongoing border tensions and regional power concerns.
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United Nations Arms Conference Nears Final Accord
The UN special session on the arms race, a day behind schedule, aims to end Friday with agreement on a Geneva disarmament body. The plan, led by the United States, Soviet Union, Britain, and France, would replace the 30 nation Geneva body and include five nuclear states and 32 others chosen with the General Assembly president. France would rejoin as a full partner. China has not opposed the move, though may not participate soon. The new committee would convene in Geneva next January with rotating chairmanship.
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Public pool leaks deadly chlorine fumes in Covington incident
About 350 people at a Covington outdoor pool inhaled chlorine as a gas tank was jarred during chemical level adjustments. Dozens were hospitalized, 12 admitted, with several in fair or good condition. one assistant manager exposed but stable.
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