Pakistan asks Britain for queen's crown jewel
Bhutto seeks return of the Koh-i-Noor diamond from the Crown Jewels. British officials say Callaghan will discuss the request with Queen Elizabeth II. The 1849 acquisition tied to Punjab is highlighted as a decolonization gesture.
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Douglas recovering after hip operation
Retired Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, 71, is reported to be doing very well following a two hour operation to repair a fractured left hip at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A hospital spokesman said he is resting comfortably with no difficulty.
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Kissinger Considers Africa Peace Shuttle Amid Nyerere Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger indicated invitation from Tanzanian President Nyerere to launch a diplomatic shuttle in Africa. A final decision hinges on a positive response from Nyerere after talks in Zurich with South African Prime Minister Vorster and a forthcoming message from Tanzanian officials.
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Kissinger Shuttle Plans Seen as Likely to Stall
A senior official judged the chances for success at af per cent at best for Kissinger’s planned shuttle from black Africa to white South Africa and back to neighboring states. The move gained plausibility after Kissinger said talks with Vorster ended on a fruitful note and progress was made toward starting the process of settling the African racial crisis.
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Reopenings See Limited School Troubles Across Cities
AP reports calm in Louisville and three other cities as classes resume with new desegregation plans. Manchester postpones public school opening after teacher walkout. Buffalo and Boston see strike activity while Louisville investigates a bombing at Male High School with no arrests.
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