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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1967

Page

10

U.N. Panel Endorses Astronaut Return Rescue Treaty

The 28 nation Outer Space Committee backed a rescue and return treaty for astronauts with U S and Soviet support. If the General Assembly approves by Tuesday, the pact opens for signature. It requires aid to astronauts, search and rescue on seas, prompt notifying authorities, and cost reimbursement, while safeguarding territorial sovereignty.

United Nations Soviet Union United States Outer Space Committee India Japan U.S General Assembly U.N Britain

Coup crushed in Algeria amid revolt and arrests

Reports from Algiers say fighting near Blida and El Affroun subsided as President Boumedienne claimed victory and reestablished communications. Morocco’s Rabat press cites 24 arrests in the attempted coup, while Boumedienne names Col Tahar Zbin as revolt leader and moves to replace the FLN leadership.

Algiers UPI Houari Boumedienne Blida el Affroun Rabat Neigh Morocco Boumedienne Tahar Zbin Zbini National Liberation Front FLN Algeria Kaid Ahmed Paris

Catholic Orthodox Talks End In Leningrad Meeting

Five days of talks between Roman Catholic and Russian Orthodox leaders concluded in Leningrad with praise for the sessions as extremely useful. A joint communique urged future meetings and outlined cooperation on church roles in modern society. Bishop Jan Willebrands led the Catholic team and met Patriarch Aleksei after the discussions.

Moscow Russian Orthodox Theological Academy Leningrad Jan Willebrands Vatican Secretariat Paul VI Vatican

Hermits Drummer Barry Whitwam Wed to Nurse Dale Lecky

Barry Whitwam 21 drummer of Herman's Hermits married Dale Lecky 22 a nurse in Swinton England. The couple plan a honeymoon in Miami Florida. Attending were band members Peter Noone Derrick Leckenby and Keith Hopwood.

Hermit

Soviet Union Launches 195th Cosmos Satellite

Tass reports the Soviet Union orbited the 195th Cosmos Sputnik on Saturday through an unmanned rocket mission.

Soviet Union Moscow UPI Tass

Church Unity Hope Expressed by Pope Paul VI

Pope Paul VI sent a personal letter to the Russian Orthodox patriarch expressing hope for eventual unity between the Roman Catholic and Russian Orthodox churches. The letter was delivered to Alexis, patriarch of Moscow and all Russia, by Bishop Jan Willebrands.

Vatican City

British yachtsman arrives in Bass Strait voyage ends near Petersborough

UPI report states British yachtsman Alex Rose reached Bass Straits near Petersborough in a 30 foot boat after leaving Portsmouth on July 15. He expected to arrive at Port Phillip on Sunday continuing his solo voyage.

Melbourne UPI Alex Rose Bass Straits Petersborough Portsmouth England Port Phillip

McNamara urges end to mad arms race in NATO secret paper

Defense Secretary McNamara in a secret NATO farewell report advocates flexible response to attacks from limited ground action to nuclear war and calls for stronger ground forces and reserves. The document, read by Paul Nitze in Brussels, urges shifting defense funds to ground forces and quick mobilization plans.

McNamara Washington UPI Robert S. McNamara NATO Paul H. Nitze North Atlantic Treaty Organization Brussels World Bank Atlantic Alliance

Crete Military Governor Secures Island After King’s Counter coup

Crete-Maj Gen Alexander Karadimas, the military governor, declared a full scale alert after Athens sent orders to secure Crete for the military government. Troops were recalled and leaves cancelled. The king’s counter coup failed before widespread public reaction. The general noted islanders had accepted the military regime.

Canea Crete Alexander Karadimas Athens Karadimas Greece Turkey Cyprus Suda Bay

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