Canada Aide Faces Soviet Wall on Viet Nam Peace
Canadian External Affairs Minister Paul Martin said he hit a solid Soviet barrier in moving the Viet Nam peace issue to the conference table. After two days of talks with Premier Kosygin and Foreign Minister Gromyko, Moscow restated the Soviet stance supporting Hanoi’s four point plan and refused to press North Viet Nam toward compromise. Martin said some progress was reported on nuclear weapons proliferation and space weapon bans, but the Hanoi line remained unchanged.
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American Falls to Be Shut Down for Erosion Study
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will partially shut the American Falls water flow this Saturday to permit surveys and photography of the cataract and the channel below as part of a $50 000 federal study to halt rock debris erosion at the base. Officials cite snow storms and international factors in Viet Nam as context for broader water management discussions.
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Fete Chief Killed in French Auto Crash
Dr Rene Puig 72 president of the Prades International Music Festival was killed Thursday in an automobile accident in Perpignan France. He led the festival since its founding and was a longtime organizer of cultural events in the region.
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Deukmejian considered Reagan Senate leader pick
Article notes Deukmejian, a top Reagan ally, is slated to head a task force translating Reagan campaign programs into legislative proposals in the California Senate. It reports speculation he could challenge Sen. McCarthy for Senate GOP leader, though he says no discussion occurred. The piece highlights youth and new faces in the Reagan influence drive.
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Unruh Denies Forsaking Brown in Election Aftermath
California Assembly Speaker Unruh defended his campaign role and praised Prop 14 and other outcomes after a tumultuous election. He cited Cory’s Orange County win and Lynch’s re election as signs of broad Democratic strength, while noting a libel suit against Reagan supporters and insisting his aides fully supported Brown’s efforts.
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