British Put Pincers on Rhodesians
London outlines an economic war on Rhodesia with potential repercussions for UK finances and the Commonwealth. The pound falls, stock values slide, and Britain pursues U N sanctions as Washington signals support. Rhodesia vows to withstand pressure while U N talks attempt to curb its exports.
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Harold Wilson
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South Africa
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Britain
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Wilson
George Grown
New York
U.N. Security Council
U.S
A Talent for Outrageing Savio Leads Nonstudent Career
Washington essay lauds Mario Savio for shifting from campus protests to a provocative “nonstudent” role at the University of California. It praises his stagecraft and rabble-rousing talent while imagining a future as a lifelong noncollege educator and critic of higher education, suggesting Berkeley could fuel broader nonstudent careers.
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Mario Savio
Berkeley
Savio
Savin
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Congress
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Zsa Gabor
Johnny Carson
Bill Buckley
Norman Mailer
America
Harvard
Madison Avenue
Students rally as UC strike widens across campus
Teachers and student leaders rallied behind a campus strike demanding serious negotiations with Chancellor Heyns. A broad coalition including the Academic Senate urged restraint on disciplinary actions while a regents meeting debated the protest and non student arrests.
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Heyns
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Berkeley
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Georgia House to Seat Bond After Supreme Court Ruling
In Atlanta, lawmakers plan to seat Julian Bond, the controversial civil rights figure, following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that Georgia violated his free expression by denying him a 1986 session admission. Georgia Attorney General Arthur Bolton and Rep. Jones Lane supported seating Bond, while some resisted. Bond praised the decision and said he expects the House to comply with the high court.
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UPI
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Mon- U.S. Supreme Court
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George J. Smith
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Jones Lane
Bond
House
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Georgia
Bolten
Washington
Lane
Ve Hs
James H. Floyd
Czech Kidnap Case Protest Intensifies In Moscow
In Moscow a protest grew over the Czech kidnapping case involving a naturalized American born in Czechoslovakia. The U S embassy official demanded the release of Vladi Kazan-Komarels, held on treason and murder charges after the October 31 hijacking of a Soviet Aeroflot airliner in Prague.
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Usje
Cambridge
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Oberemke
Washington
Prague
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Student March Hits Makers of Napalm
The Spokesman story describes student protests at Northridge where Iain Doster reports on the U.S. government pressuring Dow Chemical to address napalm use in the Vietnam War. The march involved about 50 students communicating with Soviet, Aeroflot, and Kazan representatives through Oberemko and Komarek amid rain.
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Oberemko
Dow Chemical Co
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Prague
Dow
Northridge
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