Outlawing Hijacking At UN Faces Soviet Scrutiny
At the United Nations the Soviet Union studies a proposed hijacking resolution from 10 sponsors Argentina Belgium Canada Dominican Republic Ecuador Lesotho Luxembourg Malagasy Republic the Netherlands and New Zealand. The draft calls on all nations to curb unlawful interference punish offenders and support ICAO convention efforts while noting asylum questions arising from hijack cases.
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Y. Bly
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Aeroflot
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Assembly
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
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Netherlands
New Zealand
U.S. and Soviet propose sea bed nuclear ban treaty
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union unveil a joint draft to ban nuclear arms and weapons of mass destruction from the sea bed. After seven months of bargaining they agree on a narrowed scope and a 12 mile limit, with the pact to enter force after ratification by 22 nations.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Armco Engineer to Present Paper at California Convention
Don S. Wolford of Armco Steel will present the 1968 Specification for the Design of Cold Formed Steel Structural Members at the 38th annual convention of the Structural Engineers Association of California in Hawaii. Wolford, chairman of AISI building research subcommittee 1956 69 and ASCE fellow, has been with Armco since 1935.
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Don S. Wolford
Armco Steel Corp
Structural Engineers Association of California
Hawaii
Wolford
American Iron and Steel Institute
AISI
Committee On
American Society of Civil Engineers
Armco
Two Girls Found Living in Abandoned House
Deputies flushed out two juvenile girls aged 15 and 16 from an empty house on Elk Creek Road after they had resided there for several days. A 22-year-old man admitted delivering food to them and was released after questioning. The 15 year-old and 16-year-old were taken into juvenile bureau custody for investigation.
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Hamilton
Elk Creek Road
John B. Mullins
Elk Creed Road
Gingrich Road
Preble County
Juvenile Bureau
Strike Ends at Zeler Corp After 19 Day Walkout
A 19 day strike at DEFIANCE Ohio based Zeler Corp ends as about 500 workers return to work after ratifying a three year pact. The contract, approved 260 to 66, includes a 40 cent hourly wage raise.
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Defiance
Ohio
Zeler Corp
Auto Hits Utility Pole In Hamilton Crash
A 25-year-old Hamilton driver Alonzo L. Smith of 1815 Pater Ave. was injured when his east bound car on Tylersville Road struck a utility pole and a 13,200 volt transformer fell onto the vehicle. He was removed to Mercy Hospital with severe head and mouth injuries. The crash caused a power outage, but power was largely restored within two hours and full service was expected by noon.
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Tylersville Road
Alonzo L. Smith
Pater Ave
Mercy Hospital
Don Smith
Smith
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Estrellita Horoscope Advises Caution and Routine This Week
The column urges a down to earth routine on Wednesday and warns against hasty decisions as delays and disappointments loom due to adverse planetary aspects. For birthdays, it forecasts improving job and financial terms over the next year with key periods in November January early March late July August and a three month cycle beginning August 1. It cautions against loans in late April avoiding speculative ventures by end of March and against extravagance in November and December. Personal relationships should see generosity with romance emphasized in December late March and August and travel possible now to November 1 and through January April and August.
Barnard's New Heart Announces Betrothal
Barbara Zoellner, 19, told an interviewer that heart transplant surgeon Christiaan Barnard, 46, plans marriage. She displayed an engagement ring Barnard allegedly gave before his U S flight. his press agent denies engagement. Barnard expects to return to South Africa in three weeks after fame from the first heart transplant in 1967.
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South Africa
Barbara Zoellner
Christiaan Barnard
United States
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Sophia Loren
Ohio House trims committee expense reimbursements
Ohio House Speaker Charles F. Kurfess cut food and lodging expenses for committee members after discovering Friday and Saturday sessions were scheduled to clash with Ohio State University football games.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Kurfess
Ohio State University
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