Rhodesian talks recessed as black leaders spar over venue
Rhodesia's constitutional talks paused as ANC leaders debated accepting Ian Smith's demand to hold talks inside Rhodesia. Smith left for Salisbury with his team after the Victoria Falls session, while Kaunda and Muller pressed the ANC to salvage the process. Sithole labeled Smith stubborn as divisions within the ANC threaten collapse.
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Victoria Falls
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Smith
Salisbury
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Hilgard Muller
African National Council
Livingstone
ANC
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Opens with Expanded Electives
Our Lady school begins on Wednesday with half days through Friday and 11:30 dismissal. New staff include Sally Brennan and Rosemary Julian in fourth grade and Sister Esther Marie Timothy Hanley in eighth. Barbara Argana moves to sixth grade. An elective program runs Tuesdays 1:40 to 2:40 for seventh and eighth graders, with four chosen subjects per student across four nine week periods.
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Our Lady
OLPH
Sally Brennan
Rosemary Julian
Esther Marie
Timothy Hanley
Barbara Argana
Charlotte Nigrelli
Cocopah
New Students Urged to Register at Cherokee Cocopah
Cherokee Principal Bruce Burns urges new students to register by Sept 3. District teachers report Sept 2 with APT events planned. Kindergarten sessions, bus routes, class lists, and rosters announced. Cocopah adds meal pricing, schedules, and Cub Pack 541 activities and Sept 13 registrations for Community School programs.
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Betty Reedy
Bruce Burns
Association of Parents and Teachers
APT
Cocopah
Nonaligned nations admit PLO and three anti US governments
At Lima Peru delegates to the nonaligned conference admitted North Vietnam North Korea and the Palestine Liberation Organization as full members while rejecting South Korea. The body expanded its membership to 82 and shifted to economic strategy amid debates on Israel UN status and a world economic order.
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Lima
Peru
Palestine Liberation Organization
South Korea
Conference of
North Korea
North Vietnam
PLO
United States
Israel
United Nations
New baby boom may follow after late-1960s births
Two California demographers say evidence suggests the American birth rate bottomed out and a rise in reproduction is likely. Women who postponed children in the 1960s now in their 20s and 30s plan to have more, possibly reflecting California trends nationally. Births fell to 1.9 per woman in 1974 from 3.7 in the 1950s.
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Washington
U.S
California
June Sklar
University of California At Berkeley
Beth Berkov
California Department of Health
Scientific” Magazine
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Ndabaningi Sithole
Soloma
Olph Area
Mary Jacobs
Philip Loranger
Dexter Duggan
Everett Mattingly
Mary Formica
Esther Schumacher
Reitta Petty
Elsa Graves
Koni Malenfant
Audrey Gardner
Shirley Hoogervorst
Martha Laden
Nancy Olney
Jackie Tooley
Mary Helen Connors
Marilyn Tobias
Margaret Spets
Jan Phoenix
Phyliss Whittaker
Linda Heyer
Glorianne Garcia
Alice DeHaven
Judy Novak
Mary Alma
Tom Mamara
Emily Trostheide
Silvio D’ostilio
Lora Thomas
Pat Dion
Burns
Roller World
E. Weber Drive
Tempe
Big Surf
Sporting Goods
Den
World of Sound
Cocopah Community School
Harold Wissmann
N. 76Th St
Scottsdale
Laguna San Juan
Palermo
Bath
Valencia
Montego
Anne Craig
LO Argo RD
Republic Development Inc
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