Solo Across The Pacific Japanese sailor guides crippled boat home
Tomio Ikegawa a 25 year old carpenter from Ehime Japan completed a 4600 mile solo voyage to San Francisco amid a broken mast water shortage and rough seas. Escorted by a Coast Guard cutter he stepped ashore to cheers and gifts and plans to sail home to Japan.
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Episcopalians reject anti homosexuality move Ohio
Delegates at the Ohio Episcopal Diocese convention voted 164 to 139 against a resolution barring homosexuals or those who advocate homosexuality from priesthood. The measure arose after a New York ordination of an avowed lesbian and drew mixed church opinions from 116 Ohio parishes.
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PWP to Elect Officers at University Branch Meeting
Parents Without Partners plans a general meeting at 8 p.m at the University Branch of the First National Bank. Delegates urged Episcopal churches to recruit more minority members and asked Bishop John Burt to consider moving the annual convention from February to a warmer month.
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Nyerere seeks US role to oust Smith in Rhodesia
Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere said the United States should take a leading role to force Prime Minister Ian Smith from power if he blocks black majority rule in Rhodesia. He spoke with U S Ambassador Andrew Young, urging Britain and Rhodesian black leaders to agree on demands before US action, and rejecting Kissinger’s approach relying on South Africa to pressure Smith. Nyerere favored targeted sanctions and pressed that US leadership could not replace Britain as Rhodesia’s arbiter.
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Admiral Turner Named Top CIA Nominee by Carter
President Carter, citing Stansfield Turner as a leading candidate, weighs a CIA head outside the intelligence community. Turner, a 1946 Naval Academy graduate and former NATO commander, served as president of the Naval War College and heads a national security circle in Washington.
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