Yost Backs Admission Of Red China To U.N.
Former U.N. Ambassador Charles W. Yost urged a date within a year for U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam and called for bringing Communist China into the U.N. without conditions. He also supported ongoing Egypt Israel talks at U.N. HQ and said Taiwan should remain represented. Yost, 63, plans Columbia lectures and UN Association advisory work.
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Hip Surgery Seen as Benefit for Elderly Patients
Two surgeons at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons meeting say total hip replacement is a boon for the elderly with arthritis but should be reserved for younger patients who can temper expectations. They note the procedure does not restore a normal hip and vigorous activity by the young could wear out the joint. They estimate about 10 million Americans have significant arthritis symptoms, with thousands more in England and Western Europe having implants to date.
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Egypt Bars Resumption of Warfare
Egypt states the United States and international players hope Israel will withdraw from occupied lands after the 1967 war. Anwar Sadat let the Suez cease-fire lapse to keep diplomacy alive, but officials say a new shooting outbreak is not planned. Cairo seeks a peace pact contingent on Israeli withdrawal, with Soviet support reportedly assured.
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IRA Woundings Raise Belfast Tension Amid Feud
In Belfast near Ballymurphy a young man was shot and critically wounded, part of a days long sectarian flare blamed on the Provisional IRA. Detectives hunt gunmen after Monday’s fatal shooting and renewed attacks in Falls Road as British reinforcements and police seek to curb the violence.
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Solon Objects to Chesapeake Dredge Dump Plan
Annapolis AP Len Elroy Boxer criticized state moves to create dumping zones for dredging spoils. He warned Baltimore City seeks a permit to dump about 220000 cubic yards of silt from Baltimore harbor into Chesapeake Bay near Pooles Island, risking shellfish and finfish grounds.
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States Move to Ban SST Landings Across Five States
Proposals to prohibit or limit SST landings surface in Maine Massachusetts New York Michigan and Illinois with an Iowa plan to follow. Bills push noise caps or outright bans at Logan Airport with Maine and Iowa targeting sonic boom limits and penalties.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Senate Filibuster and Ali Draft
A pair of major actions unfold as the Senate debates ending the filibuster on debate limits with Miller proposing a compromise and Mansfield warning no further efforts if defeated. Separately the Supreme Court rules against broad just war objections, but leaves Muhammad Ali’s draft appeal for next month, arguing conscientious objection covers all war, while government lawyers assess specifics.
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Khan Seeks End Of Revolt In East Pakistan
President Yahya Khan flies toward East Pakistan to quell a political revolt that risks civil war. Radio Pakistan offered no visit date as unrest spreads across the 1000 mile distance from West Pakistan. East Pakistan judges refuse to swear in the army appointee, signaling the government’s collapse.
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Ford LTD Looms as Quiet Luxury Pick for Shoppers
Consumers shop carefully, choosing Ford LTD for luxury ride at lower price. The LTD matches upscale cars in quiet comfort and strength, while Torino offers roomy interior and easy handling like a big car. Ford dealers stock thirteen other models to compare.
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Maverick Car Tops as Best Selling Compact in US
A lead independent survey finds Maverick has the best repair frequency among American cars, supporting its claim as America's best-selling compact. The simple two or four door model offers 6 or V8 power, highlighting ease of ownership and operation.
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Abortion Curbs Wins In House
In Annapolis the House approved a Burns Jr amendment 125 to 5 to bar referral fees from abortion to non doctors. Both sides backed the change to prevent Maryland becoming a fast back abortion center. Amendments and delays continued with a later proposal to tax abortions at 50 dollars for mental retardation programs.
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