NATO Alliance May Still Have Some Life Left
Brussels AP reports high level NATO talks this week assess the alliance’s future with Britain’s Britain’s bid to join Britain’s veto by de Gaulle and possible French withdrawal. Talks include foreign ministers from six Common Market states and a full Atlantic alliance meeting in Evere. The fate of NATO hinges on De Gaulle’s stance and whether members seek broader peace with the Soviets.
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Cyprus
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Auction of Coeds Sparks Campus Fund Drive at PSU
A foreign student exchange program at Portland State College held a bid auction of 12 coeds, each wearing dark sacks, with the top bidder receiving a half day date. Bidders judged quality by legs as male students focused more on finals.
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Portland, Ore
Portland State College
Sycamore Players Present Henry IV Part 1 at ISU
Sycamore Players of Indiana State University stage William Shakespeare Henry IV Part 1 at Dreiser Hall Playhouse. Performances begin at 8 p m Thursday through Saturday with multiple December dates. Director William Munns leads a cast of sixteen ISU students. Tickets cost 2 dollars and reservations are advised 24 hours ahead.
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Sycamore Players
Indiana State University
Draser Hall Playhouse
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ISU
Sycamore Playhouse
Dreiser Hall
Women Against Polygamy Demand Law Scrapping in India
The National Federation of Indian Women urged repeal of polygamy allowing Muslim men. They adopted a resolution lamenting that despite constitutional equality, women remain bound by social evils.
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Lucknow
India
National Federation of Indian Women
Arkansas Police Director Released From Jail
Arkansas State Police Director Lynn A. Davis was freed after a contempt ruling as the Supreme Court lifted the jail hold pending a review. He refused to identify a confidential informant tied to a gambling crackdown and faced questions about an alleged plot targeting Gov. Rockefeller.
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