NATO Faces Dual Threat From Allies and Withdrawals
Brussels reports a two front struggle for NATO survival as West Germany its relation with the Soviet Union and U.S. troop withdrawals threaten unity. European ministers seek a modest defense spend rise while pondering a larger, coordinated security approach and possible U.S. funding alignment. The 15 nation alliance will set revised 70s needs at December meetings.
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On This Date in History October 11 1970 Highlights
The Associated Press notes events on October 11 across history, including the first steam ferry operation between New York and Hoboken in 1811, Henry VIII defender of the faith title in 1521, Arnold’s forces defeated at Lake Champlain in 1776, Pulaski killed in Savannah in 1779, Churchill elected to Parliament in 1900, the first political telecast in 1932, Aachen bombardment in 1944, Khrushchev’s UN remark in 1959, and Kashmir ceasefire tensions. It also notes Pope Paul VI opening a Vatican synod, shifts in Cold War dynamics, and potential NATO leadership changes with Manila Broasio and Joseph Luns mentioned.
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Police Chief Shryock Calls Police Targets for Criticism
Kettering Ohio police chief and IAACP president elect John R Shryock 44 said police face mounting criticism as the public face of the criminal justice system He spoke in Atlantic City New Jersey after his election about pushing for systemic reform in policing courts and prisons He has led Kettering since 1955 after earlier service in Toledo his hometown
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Horoscope predictions by zodiac signs for March to February
A reader’s astrology page lists sun sign timelines with cautions and advice. Aries urges delaying important tasks, Taurus prioritizes head over heart, Gemini expects a cheerful visit to an old acquaintance, Cancer notes subtle opinion shifts, Leo hints at friends organizing entertainment, Virgo warns of miscommunication, Libra advises solo action, Scorpio weighs interview time, Sagittarius foresees lively encounters, Capricorn seeks self reliance, Aquarius suggests checking bills, Pisces cautions against sway from others on a trusted course.
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