Soviet Veto Blows Up U N Cease Fire Resolution
In New York the Soviet Union vetoed a U S resolution urging the U N Security Council to call on India and Pakistan for a cease fire and troop withdrawal. The vote was 11 for, 2 against, 2 abstentions with Britain France Communist China Argentina Nicaragua Belgium Italy Burundi Somalia Sierra Leone Japan and Syria voting for. Britain and France abstained as did China not voting. A 20 minute suspension for consultations passed 10 to 0 with several abstentions. The debate followed cross-border clashes between India and East Pakistan and included remarks by U S Ambassador George Bush and Somali Ambassador Abdulla Farah.
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United Nations, N. Y
Soviet Union
U.S
U.N. Security Council
India
Pakistan
Council
Poland
Britain
France
China
Argentina
Nicaragua
Belgium
Italy
Undi
Somalia
Sierra Leone
Japan
Syria
George Bush
Jacob A. ‘Malik
East Pakistan
Mili
Rotary
United States
West Pakistan
Dia
Somaili
Abdulla
Abby Farah
Jand
Bush
Moody's Bank Ties in Sharpstown Scandal Revealed
Houston Post reports Moody's private bank W L Moody & Co. and lobbyist James C Day backed bills and were linked to loan documents for a 60 000 loan to Mutscher and McGinty. Bank officials and aides testified they delivered loan papers while denying to discuss financial dealings amid ongoing litigation. The piece also covers a Belfast bar bombing and weather updates for the Permian Basin with snow watches and cold fronts.
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Houston
McLeod
Gus Mutscher
Rush McGinty
Frank Sharp
Mutscher
McGinty
Shearn Moody Jr7s
Tommy Shannon
Forti
Moody
Hisjant
Murchison
Belfast
Houston Post
Sharp
Sharpstown State Bank
Galveston
Tae
Sharpstown Bank
Federal Deposit In the Post
Moody's
Galveston Bank
Texas Vending Commission
James C Day
Texas Vending Association
Moody and
Day
Post
National Weather Service
Midland-Odessa
Ioan
Tren
Ton Torregrossa Jr
Comptrol
Odessa
Ler
W. L. Mooty & Co
D. Dillons
Michison
Moody Bank
E. Douglas
Fbcer
Odessa Winterizes Amid Cold Texas Weekend
Forecasters warned of heavy snow bursts in the Panhandle with gusty winds south of the area while Northwest Texas faced mixed precipitation. Temperatures ranged from 22 at Dalhart to Fifty five at Brownsville as fog drizzle lingered in West Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley. A clearing trend was set for the El Paso area by Saturday.
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Weather Service
Arizona
Permian Basin
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Childress
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Dal- Shart
Brownsville
el Paso
Indian Bombers In Heavy Raids Across East Pakistan
The Associated Press reports Indian bombers and tanks target East Pakistan as hostilities widen with West Pakistan. Claims of territorial gains, air battles, and casualties are mixed with disputed numbers. New Delhi asserts captures near Akhaura and borders advances, while Radio Pakistan reports Indian planes destroyed. The conflict escalates with broader regional and international interest.
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East Pakistan
Akhaura
West Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
India
Ram
Jome
Ferozepore
New Delhi
Two Are Killed as DC9 and Small Plane Collide
An Eastern Airlines DC9 and a small single engine plane collided mid air near Raleigh North Carolina. The DC9 landed safely after the crash but two people aboard the smaller plane died and several injuries were reported. The jet's undercarriage struck the other aircraft triggering a fall to the ground and a fireball at the airport vicinity. Authorities said both craft were in radio contact with the tower at the time of impact.
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Raleigh
N.C
Jerhead
Wake County
Airlines
Truman Rhodes
Willis Smith Jr
David Edward
Morrisville
Smith
Willis Smith
D-N.c
Eastern
McGurk
Queen’ Street
Auyen RO
Auigoy Gee Vemeeu
Sara Horowitz
Durham
Miami
New York
Richmond
Alway
Minal
Henry Boyd
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Transport Safety Board
Tom Dewar
Solloman
The Quipster Entertainment For Her Listener
The Quipster offers light witty commentary as a popular listening choice for women. It highlights humor as a preferred form of leisure and companionship.
Odessan Remembering the Historical Tears Story
A local Odessa resident recalls vivid memories of the historical central event, sharing personal details and reflections. The article highlights the lasting impact on the community and marks the occasion with note of page 9 A coverage.
Plane forced landing ends with tree top rescue in Gainesville
A single engine plane ran out of gas in darkness and landed atop a large oak tree in Gainesville. Richard H. Groton, 48, of Port Charlotte, stepped out first and fell 40 feet, injuring a leg. Pilot Robert Crews, 34, of Punta Gorda, and passengers Robert Sauls, 36, and Ernest Busch, 40, also escaped to safety as the aircraft halted in the tree while bound for Texas.
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Gainesville
Fla
Richard H. Groton
Groton
Port Charlotte
Robert Crews
Crews
Punta Gorda
Robert Sauls
Ernest Busch
Texas
Women Draw Battle Lines In Politics
Washington AP Leaders of the National Women's Political Caucus map strategy to enforce proportional participation of women at the 1972 Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Rep Bella Abzug and Virginia Allen outline goals to achieve 51.6 percent women delegates and form task forces to challenge discriminatory delegate selection with alliances to youths and minorities. They call on women lawyers nationwide to volunteer in preparing convention challenges.
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Washington
National Women’s Political Caucus
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Virginia Allen
Wyandotte
Mich
Abzug
National Youth Caucus
Chicago
U.S
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Securiy Council
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Security Council
Charge Mutscher
Moody’s
Lubbock
Winat
Fort Worth
Associated Press
Alexei N. Kosygining
Calcutta
Claune Srush
Westviet
Union
Daarsana
Karachi
Kaland
Bar- Pakistan
Warjrachi
Jes
Lin
Jagjivanee
Rome
Copenhagen
Sam
Louie Welch
Fred Hofheing
Abby
IETV
Nana
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