Bush Farewell as UN Has Moved Ahead
United Nations notes mark end of the 27th General Assembly with Bush bidding farewell after two years as U.S. delegate and moving to chair the Republican National Committee. Diplomats cite a detente climate boosting cooperation while Middle East talks stall. Western powers criticized a limited anti terrorism plan and study of treaty proposals.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Othos
America
George Bush
U.S
Bush
Washington
Republican National Committee
John Scali
White House
Associated Press
American Broadcasting Co
U.N
Middle East
United States
Boeing Dismantles $10 Million SST Mockup in Seattle
Boeing workers begin breaking down the 288 foot mockup of the supersonic transport after Congress blocks funds. Purchaser Marks Morrison of Nebraska plans a private museum near Disney World, expects to recoup investment via SST Exhibit Hall opening next June with $1.50 to $2 admission. Morrison aims to invest about $1 million in the exhibit to attract visitors.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Marks C. Morrison
Lyman, Neb
Congress
Morrison
Florida
Disney World
Fuller Brush
Goldberg Opposes Creation of New National Court of Appeals
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg says he opposes a proposed National Court of Appeals arguing the United States Constitution requires a single Supreme Court. He doubts its constitutionality and says the current court can handle frivolous petitions within existing law. The plan would move most appeals to a new seven-member court with final rulings, while only about 400 to 450 cases would reach the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
National Court of Appeals
Paul Freund
Harvard
Congress
Goldberg
Associated Press
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Warren E. Burper
William C. Douglas
Boys Drowned In Icy Stream Near Villa Ridge
Franklin County Sheriff H Bill Miller said Jimmy Domachowski aged 8 and his 5 year old brother Kevin were recovered from a stream near their Villa Ridge home after an intensive search begun Monday afternoon. The sheriff said the boys apparently slipped on ice and drowned. They were the children of Mr and Mrs James Domachowski.
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UNION
Jimmy Domachowski
Kevin
Villa Ridge
Franklin County
H. Bill Miller
James Domachowski
Pope Pius III Doleful Over Viet Bombing
Pope Paul VI voiced doleful upset at renewed U S bombing of North Vietnam during his weekly audience. He lamented the setback to peace hopes, saying the conflict disrupted Christmas expectations and the prospect of a peaceful settlement.
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Associated Press
Paul VI
U.S
North Vietnam
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vietnam
IRS List Records Tax Refunds Due to Residents
Names listed for refunds include Lorene Crystal Smith of Mexico Martha M Clark also of Mexico Frances E Cowlishaw of Paris Norman Cox of Madison and Jerald E Davidson of Auxvasse The largest groups are in college towns like Columbia and at Ft Leonard Wood and Waynesville About 2000 persons in the state are due refunds.
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Internal Revenue Service
Lorene Crystal Smith
Mexico
Martha M. Clark
Frances E. Cowlishaw
Paris
Norman Cox
Madison
Jerald E
Davidson
Auxvasse
College
Columbia
Ft. Leonard Wood
Waynesville
Denmark protests U S Vietnam bombing in public fury
Premier Anker Joergensen denounces U S action in Vietnam calling for Washington out of Vietnam. Danish papers criticize the Nixon administration with headlines calling the bombing a Stone Age act. Swedish FM Wickman warns escalation risks prolonging the war. China condemns the bombing as a surprise attack.
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Denmark
United States
Anker Joergensen
Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
B.T
Ekstrabladet
Krister Wickman
China
U.S
Vietnam War Tensions Rock U.S. Vietnam Talks
The article notes Hsinhua condemning U.S. pressure on Vietnamese negotiations and asserts no threats will cow the Vietnamese. It also reports a telegram from Soviet leaders Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin condemning U.S. bombing of Vietnam.
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Ency
U.S
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Agnew fund drive rebuffed by his office
Cleveland group Early Birds for Agnew raised funds for a 1976 presidential bid, but Vice President Spiro T. Agnew’s office repudiated the unsanctioned effort.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
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