Heath urges Europe to defend itself in new world
British Prime Minister Edward Heath told Conservative delegates that Western Europe must assume its own defense and prosperity, warning the United States is preoccupied with internal and international crises. He called for a Britain in a new world and noted involvement in the European Common Market, while protesters outside criticized his stance.
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Tasadays of Mindanao Face Extinction Threat
New research on the Tasadays, a primitive tribe of fewer than 100 in Mindanao, Philippines, warns their survival may collapse from logging-driven road building and exposure to modern diseases. The group shuns outsiders, has no agriculture or metal tools, and relies on palm pith and wild tubers for sustenance.
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Cambodia to strip lawmaking power from National Assembly
Phnom Penh sources say Cambodia will dissolve the Assembly's lawmaking role and order a new constitution drafting body. The move, framed as a constitutional reform, angered deputies who warn the government could appoint ministers without opposition. Chief of State Cheng Heng mediated between Lon Nol's government and lawmakers.
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U.N. China Seat Debate Set to Start Monday
United Nations faces a pivotal vote as the General Assembly prepares to decide whether to recognize the People’s Republic of China and expel Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist government. Albania leads pro-Peking allies while the United States backs Taiwan with a coalition of 21 nations.
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Agnew Visits Greece In Eight Day Official Private Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Athens with his wife for an eight day visit to the land of his ancestors. He said the United States and Greece share an inherited spirit—the right of men to seek their own destiny and pride. Earlier two small explosions damaged cars owned by U.S. military personnel.
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Ban on bush hats for most GIs in Vietnam
Saigon reports a UPI dispatch that a new regulation bans the bush hat for most GIs. The item, once issued for protection against rain sun and insects, is deemed not for carrying grenade rings patches peace symbols or other unauthorized items.
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Japan's economy feels Nixon policy shock in 1970s style
Nixon's new economic measures trigger yen float and textile limits, hitting Japan hard. A Tokyo Chamber survey finds 64 percent of retailers worse off while wholesale and retail sales rise modestly. Export orders fall as uncertainty delays hiring at Hitachi and others plan layoffs.
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Army builds nine foot fence around Cam Ranh Village Vietnam
UPI reports the U.S. Army erects a nine foot steel barrier one mile long around Cam Ranh Village to curb prostitution and drug trafficking near a major base. The fence encloses about 250 huts and limits access to a single MP gate with two Vietnamese entry points.
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Sadat cites Soviet backing in Middle East battle
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told the Arab Socialist Union central committee that Moscow’s friendship is a decisive factor in the Middle East conflict and warned that cease-fires cannot hold while Israeli forces occupy Arab land. He stressed the war or peace path to resolve the conflict by year’s end. Separately, Henry Kissinger began a four day trip to mainland China to set up President Nixon’s visit, with stops in California Hawaii Guam and Shanghai before arriving in Peking.
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Nixon relaxes at Camp David as fall visitors roam area
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon stayed at the Camp David retreat Saturday with guests Bebe Rebozo and Hobart Lewis. They watched the sixth game of the World Series while thousands of foliage seekers explored the surrounding Catoctin Mountains during the eighth annual colorfest cosponsored by the Catoctin Mountains Tourist Council and the Catoctin Mountain Park. Hobart Lewis, Reader's Digest board chairman, and Rebozo are longtime family friends.
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