Armed Services Easing Rules On Motherhood
Washington reports the military braces for sex discrimination claims as services review personnel policies on motherhood. The Army will allow married women or those with custody of a child under 18 to enlist with exceptions already made and more changes anticipated in the coming weeks.
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Democratic delegates plan contrasts at 1972 convention
O'Brien pushes a year ahead convention, with the party's executive committee proposing a three delegates per electoral vote formula and allocation by Democratic strength, sidelining the O'Hara commission plan based on population and 1968 votes. The dispute centers on favoring larger or smaller states and curbing alternate numbers as reformers seek fairer delegate inclusion for women youth and minorities.
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Potter Confederate Civil War authority dies at 60
Stanford historian David M. Potter, 60, renowned author and professor at Stanford University, died Thursday of cancer. His latest work was The South and the Secession Conflict, reflecting his deep study of the Confederacy and the Civil War.
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David M. Potter
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Trudeau Accused of Obscene Gestures in Commons
Ottawa reports say Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau faced renewed accusations from opposition lawmakers of mouthing obscenities during a House of Commons debate. Trudeau says he merely moved his lips and hands in a derisive gesture. A Conservative MP claimed he intended to be obscene but not heard.
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Israel-Egypt peace talks face pretext of wider treaty
Cairo proposed a peace framework linking a treaty to Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands while offering to allow Israeli shipping through the Suez Canal and non interference with traffic in the Strait of Tiran. Israel seeks direct talks for a partial pullback, with cabinet review due. UN mediation continues as Jerusalem housing plans draw criticism.
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Tate Killings LaBianca Trial Testimony Details
Miss Krenwinkel described entering the LaBianca home with Watson and Van Houten, finding the couple tied on a sofa, and details of the stabbing. She recalled writing messages in blood and claimed no personal connection with Charles Manson beyond affection shown in court.
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Berle Jr. Dies at 76 A Liberal Brain Trust Figure
Adolf A. Berle Jr., 76, diplomat professor and corporate law expert, a key member of FDR's brain trust, died Wednesday after a stroke. He also advised Presidents Truman and Kennedy.
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