Orlov pleads innocent as Moscow trial opens
Yuri Orlov a 53 year old physicist and founder of a dissident group pleaded innocent in a Moscow court to anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda charges Tass reported. Orlov agreed with the indictment facts but not the interpretation. His wife and two sons attended. others were barred. Two Georgian branch founders also went on trial in Tbilisi pleading guilty and facing similar penalties including labor camp and internal exile.
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Tehran Riots Prompt Stay-Home Patrols Across City
Tehran faced clashes after opponents of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi urged shop closures and street curfews. Troops and anti riot police patrolled main streets while some areas saw brief violence. No casualties reported this day though earlier riots nationwide caused deaths and extensive property damage.
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Menzies dies in Australia
Sir Robert Gordon Menzies Australia s longest serving prime minister died at his Melbourne home aged 83 after retirement since 1966. He led Australia from 1949 to 1966 and headed a wartime coalition from 1939. A conservative lawyer and orator, he united the Liberal Country Party to oust Labor amid postwar strikes and anti communism.
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Zaire seeks U.S. help in battle against rebels
In Shaba province Zaire reports a second invasion by rebels with Katangan exiles and Cuban troops said to have crossed from Angola through Zambia into Kolwezi. AZAP cites 4000 invaders in civilian clothes. Mobutu asks United States and others for aid as fighting continues near Mutshatshi and Kolwezi.
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Muzorewa decides against withdrawal in Rhodesia
In Salisbury Bishop Abel Muzorewa's UMNC says it will stay in the interim Rhodesian government to avoid collapse after fellow EC members fired Byron Howe, a MNAC co minister of justice. The party criticizes delays in ending racial discrimination and stays wary of motives.
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Journalists imprisoned in Pakistan for protest ban
In Islamabad eleven more newspaper staffers have been sentenced to three to nine months in prison for violating Pakistan's ban on public demonstrations. The action targets media personnel amid ongoing government restrictions on protests.
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