Right of innocent passage frames Mayaguez dispute
The piece argues that international law grants innocent passage for neutral ships and criticizes Cambodia for intercepting the Mayaguez. It notes U S actions against other vessels, cites historical examples, and stresses that violating innocent passage risks broader conflict while urging Cambodia to respect global obligations.
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Mayaguez
Cambodia
Koh Tang
United States
Soviet Union
California
Egypt
Straits of Tiran
Europe
Jefferson
Tripoli
Courage on her terms in a dying woman's letter
Phyllis Rail of Crescent City Calif aged 59 chose to refuse hospital care for massive bronchogenic carcinoma citing cost and the burden on others. She urged humane limits to immigration of trained professionals and expressed that true courage belongs to those who live with dignity and accept death.
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Washington
NEA
Phyllis Rail
Rail
Crescent City
Calif
United States
Europe
U.S
United Nations
India
America
California
Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its impact
The text traces the rise of international human rights protection from late 19th and early 20th century conventions to post WWII action. It highlights the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights with 30 articles covering civil political and economic social and cultural rights and notes its emphasis on prohibiting torture arbitrary detention and ensuring basic rights. It also contrasts its civil political provisions with economic social and cultural rights including rest and leisure and participation in cultural life.
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Iato
Hitler
Germany
America
Sarabea
United Nations Human Rights Complaints Rise Since 1972
The text discusses UN procedures since 1972 allowing individual complaints of mass human rights abuses. It cites about 20,000 annual complaints through 1977 and names cases involving Uganda Indonesia Brazil Burundi Iran Cuba. It notes U.S. congressional focus on Chile Indonesia Korea Brazil and the Philippines and frames human rights as core to foreign policy.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Peae
U.N
Amin
Uganda
Indonesia
Brazil
Burundi
Iran
Cuba
U.S. Congress
Chile
Korea
Philippines
America
Dear Dr Lamb Dont Give Up on Mystery Pain
Reader asks about a year long left rib cage pain in a husband with no diagnosed cause. Dr Lamb suggests lifestyle changes including eliminating caffeine dairy and spice, replacing with vegetables and water, then gradually reintroducing foods to test digestive triggers. If four weeks pass with improvement, diet likely related. otherwise further testing may be needed.
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DR. Lamb
Oswego Palladium Times News Note and Address Info
The Palladium Times of Oswego New York lists publication details including address at 140 West First St Oswego and post office info. It notes consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times and lists Thomson Newspapers advertising representatives in Des Plaines Illinois and New York City.
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West First St. Oswego, N.Y
Oswego N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Morrison
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Palladium-Times
Associateds
Today in History June 3 1975 AP brief
On this date in history notable events include the 1940 Allied evacuation from France with 337000 troops shipped to England, the 1621 Dutch West India charter for New Netherlands, and the 1963 death of Pope John XXIII. Births of actor Tony Curtis and poet Allen Ginsberg noted.
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Associated Press
France
England
Dutch West India Company
New Netherlands
New York
Jefferson Davis
Todd County
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
Dutch Harbor
John XXIII
America
Robert Lowell
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Nixon
Cambodia
Aon
Golan Heights
Tony Curtis
Allen Ginsberg
Horace Walpole
Portugal and NATO in Flux Amid Portuguese Politics
Analyzes Portugal's stance on staying in NATO amid leftward drift and military power plays. Highlights Costa Gomes' caution, generals led by Carvalho, rival Admiral Rosaino, and the risk of a communist or revolutionary takeover. Emphasizes investment and alliance continuity as stabilizers.
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Washington
Portugal
NATO
Lisbon
United States
Costa Gomes
Otello de Carvalho
Shrine of Fatima
Alliance
Alvaro Cunha
Carvalho
Frank Rizzo
Gene Patton
Socialist Party
Rosainho
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Peru
Algeria
Washington Briefs on Job Hunters and Sportsmen
Job seekers: 4.2 million more youths and graduates enter the summer and permanent labor force as unemployment hits 8 million. Sportsmen: 43 million Americans hunted or fished last year, spending 270 million dollars on licenses, a rise from the prior year.
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U.S. Labor Department
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ice
Index Signals Upturn Yet Local Prospects Stay Clouded
The piece compares the uptrend in leading indicators with the fear of local joblessness and uneven benefits. It notes 1976 unemployment around 7.9 percent, 1977 near 7.2 percent, and 1980 possibly 5 percent, while prices show partial improvement but inflation remains a concern. College grads face an 18 percent hiring drop. food prices unlikely to fall. farm prices rise, painting a mixed economic outlook.
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New York
The
College Placement Council
Council
Agriculture Department
Buckley Senate Office Building Washington DC
Hon James F Buckley associated with the Senate Office Building in Washington DC is noted in this entry.
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Jacob K. Javits
Senate
Washington, D.C
James F. Buckley
Robert C. McEwen
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