Soviet Women Liberate Yet Power Remains Out of Reach
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan argued that despite constitutional guarantees and reforms up to 1970, Soviet women remain economically and politically constrained. He noted heavy labor predominance for women, few in leadership, and no female presence in top party organs, suggesting a gap between proclaimed equality and real power.
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Bishop Walsh praises Chinese reforms amid cautious view
Bishop James J. Walsh, freed after 12 years in China, credited the regime with reforms he called constructive including gender and racial equality and banned immorality in theater and publications. He predicted possible future church concessions but voiced no sympathy for limits on liberty. He spoke from Salvator Mundi Hospital wearing a blue robe and green pajamas.
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Thuy Halts Boycott of Peace Talks
Paris AP Xuan Thuy North Vietnam chief negotiator returned to Paris ready to end his 81 month boycott of the peace talks He would consider resuming secret talks with new American delegate Ambassador David K E Bruce Thuy had protested Nixon failure to name a full ambassador and accused the United States of stalling progress Bruce arrived in Paris Aug 3 as a late arrival and remained during last week s peace talks session
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Nudist Seeks Police Post In Baltimore
John J. Bruns of Glen Burnie sues after being denied a Baltimore patrolman post in 1968 for nudist ties. Police Commissioner Pomerleau says nudism is not an accepted moral standard for law enforcement and would prevent carrying a sidearm. Judge Northrop delays ruling in the $50,000 suit as testimony over a perceived bias unfolds.
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High Court Sets Early Voting Test
Chief Justice Warren E Burger announced the Supreme Court will hear arguments on October 19 to test the constitutionality of the 18 year old voting age law under the Voting Rights Act of 1970. The court is in recess until October 5 after a conference with all justices. The Justice Department seeks an early ruling. Americans drank 116.3 million barrels of beer last year.
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