UN Debates International Terrorism After 66 27 Vote
United Nations General Assembly approves a full debate on terrorism with 66 voting for, 27 against and 33 abstentions. Amendments by Jamaica and Saudi Arabia broaden scope to study underlying causes and international aspects, while deferral attempts fail. The issue moves to the legal committee for expert review ahead of Monday’s policy debate opening led by Brazil and the United States.
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Lorain Man Dies From Shooting After Argument
A Lorain resident Felix Lopez 49 died at St Joseph Hospital Lorain about 8 p m from gunshot wounds sustained Sept 17 Autopsy to be performed Lorain County Coroner Paul J Kopsch Jose Ramon Sanchez 42 questioned and later charged with carrying a concealed weapon no other charges filed at this time
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Japan's PM Tanaka to Fly to Peking for Diplomatic Push
Tokyo reports that Kakuei Tanaka will fly to China tomorrow in the first direct postwar visit, aiming to open formal relations with the Communist government and press for normalization. Chinese cautions over rapid progress remain, with official channels yet to be established.
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Relatives Dismayed by Delay in POW Release
Stateside relatives of three American pilots freed from North Vietnamese camps expressed disappointment over a delay in their return. They blamed Hanoi and questioned U S government involvement, citing conditions hoping the prisoners would not aid the American war effort.
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Russians Free Jew Married to American in Moscow
Gabriel Shapiro a Russian Jew married to an American girl was freed after three days in a Moscow prison. Jewish sources said he was among 14 activists released after 30 Jews were arrested in a protest against a new diploma tax for emigration. The group of 50 would access to present a protest letter to the Supreme Soviet. Shapiro, 28 and a chemical engineer, was married in a private ceremony last June to Judith Silver of Cincinnati, a marriage not recognized by Soviet authorities. Mrs. Shapiro said she sent telegrams to President Nixon and Henry Kissinger requesting intercession.
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Men appear in Women’s Club Chronicle-Telegram edition
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a special edition featuring men who hold presidencies in organizations like Elyria Senior Fellowship and the American Association of Retired Persons and PTA. The piece notes pride in breaking a gender barrier and hints at more male leaders to be showcased next year. It mentions many men as officers in PTA and similar groups and references the 1972 Chad Table voting across hundreds of men’s group memberships.
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Fewer Births Expected by Young U S Wives Say Census
Census Bureau data show a continuing drop in birth expectations among young wives. Among 18 to 24 year olds the expected number of births fell from 24 to 23 between 1971 and 1972, while 25 to 29 year olds eased from 26 to 25.
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Weather Warmer with Showers Across Region
Weather forecast shows warmer conditions with considerable cloudiness and a chance of showers. Regional low temperatures hover around the 60s with south winds and possible showers this afternoon.
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