Bible Reading In Canal Zone Debate at UN
At the United Nations Security Council in Panama City US Ambassador John Scali warned he would veto a proposed resolution seeking Panama’s handover of the Panama Canal Zone. Raul Roa Cuba’s foreign minister read a Bible passage to highlight alleged U.S. hypocrisy and urged reconsideration of the draft, while a US delegate urged authors to rewrite.
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All-Out Effort Against St. Patrick's Day Rioting
Dublin launches its largest security operation since 1970 to thwart possible terrorist attacks during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. Police restrict parking on O’Connell Street while bomb scare clearings unfold. London heightens peacetime security as government plans on Northern Ireland edge toward publication amid terrorism fears. Northern Ireland voters choose Britain.
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Floods and Tornadoes Ravage Dixie as Floodwaters Rise
AP reports rivers and streams burst banks forcing hundreds to higher ground. More than 300 families evacuated along South Chickamauga Creek in Chattanooga. Tornadoes hit Gordon County Georgia and Shelby County Alabama. seven injured and damage to mobile homes and a Pelham shopping center. Fire and flood warnings stretch across several states. In Washington, DC, crop officials note corn and soybean acreage up from last year as signup figures surface.
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Open Meetings Law Discussed In Senate
In Topeka reporters were barred from a Kansas Senate committee meeting prompting a floor debate on the 1972 open meetings law. Senate President Robert Bennett explained that all official meetings must be open unless a formal motion to close is made with a stated secret reason.
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Shultz to Meet Common Market Officials in Brussels
U S Treasury Secretary George P Shultz confers with Common Market officials who oversee trade flows that could bolster the dollar The talks are likely to cover import restrictions on autos and farm products including corn and wheat While U S farm exports rise officials say billions more could be sold if tariffs fall The dollar gap last year was 6 4 billion with deficits blamed on imports The discussion may also touch on U S troop costs in Europe up to 400 million annually after two dollar devaluations in 15 months
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Optimism Abounds In Journal About U S Soviet Ties
The U S A journal from the Soviet Academy of Sciences urges mutual cooperation and a new stage in Washington Moscow relations. It credits Nixon with pursuing negotiation and says Americans back recent positive shifts while unnamed forces oppose progress but will be defeated.
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
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Soviet Union
Compromise on Use of Watergate Files Reached
Washington AP report says FBI Watergate investigation files will be available to a special Senate committee. Sen. Sam Ervin and Sen. Howard Baker announce access with safeguards to prevent leaks while meeting committee needs. Nixon had urged stopping raw file provision to full committees.
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IRA Blamed As Landmine Wounds British Jeep
An IRA blamed attack in Belfast killed one British soldier and wounded another when a landmine exploded the army jeep. A National Guardsman was found shot through the head. police report another man shot in the head is in serious condition. Dublin launches a major security operation aiming to ward off St Patrick's Day terrorist threats.
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Nixon Says Housewife Key To Price Fight
President Nixon said the most powerful weapon against rising food prices is the American housewife. He pledged highest priority to lower prices by increasing supply and productivity and noted the government may sell $1.5 billion from stockpiled materials without Congress. Also reported were currency moves in Europe and brokerage firm consolidations. The Dow fell 9.18 as markets cooled.
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