Red Chinese Ties Sought By McGovern
Sen George McGovern urged recognizing mainland China and establishing diplomatic relations with the Peking government. He called the Formosan government fantasy and urged end to the missile shield, trade embargo, and to support UN admission for mainland China.
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Guinea to Execute 58 After West Africa Invasion
In Conakry Guinea, 58 people convicted of taking part in last November’s invasion were sentenced to death by the National Assembly acting as a supreme revolutionary court. An additional 66 received life terms, including Archbishop Raymond-Marie Tchidimbo. Several defendants were Germans and many sentenced in absentia. no Portuguese were named among those sentenced.
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Africa
Albert Ndongmo
Cameroon
Truman Receiving Colitis Treatment
Former President Harry S. Truman undergoes intestinal tests at Research Medical Center as he continues treatment for colitis. Dr. Wallace Graham said Truman felt much stronger, with Sunday morning remarks noting normal vital signs but some discomfort. Hospital spokesman John Dreves relayed that condition had improved from fair to better since Thursday.
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Gold Chrysler Imperial Under Lease For Mandel
Annapolis reports Gov. Marvin Mandel adds a gold 1971 Chrysler Imperial to his fleet as the state leases the car for official use. The arrangement mirrors deals for other officials who receive Ford vehicles at a monthly rate, with varying ownership and police protection details across Maryland’s executive staff.
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Groppi Freed After Supreme Court Ruling on Trial Locale
The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision, set aside Rev. James E. Groppi’s Milwaukee resist-arrest conviction from 1967. The ruling holds trial judges should not automatically deny requests for changes of venue when the alleged crime is a misdemeanor. Groppi, a white priest active in civil rights, argued prejudice in Milwaukee County jurors.
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