No revenge for HHH India backs Soviet ties after Pakistan clash
The Bay of Bengal naval appearance by a U.S. task force did not deter India but strengthened its bond with Russia. Secret dispatches reveal Pegov promised Soviet help against U.S. and China if they intervened, while Kissinger and Nixon debated India’s role and the United Nations stance. The reports say India and the Soviet Union grew closer as Pakistan’s conflict persisted.
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U.S
Bay of Bengal
India
Russia
New Delhi
Nikolai M. Pegov
Indian Ocean
Himalayas
Sinkiang
China
Pakistan
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
State Department
Nixon
Indira Gandhi
United Nations
Seventh Fleet
Indian
Dacca
Djakarta
Manila
Singapore
Pegov
Soviet Union
Vasily Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Brezhnev
Loretta Young sues over foreign film edits
Actress Loretta Young sues NBC for 1.3 million dollars claiming 1959 contract required removal of her narration in opening and closing segments of dramas before foreign releases. She seeks 3,500 dollars per episode and 500,000 dollars punitive damages, arguing foreign viewers would see her with outdated hair styles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Loretta Young
Miss Young
Superior Court
National Broadcasting Co
Glms
Downtown Belfast hit by wave of bombings
In Belfast, 13 bombs exploded in the city center as part of three years of violence, killing 20 year old Margaret McCorry and prompting a sniper attack on British troops. Archbishop McQuaid urged a five day Christmas truce, rejected by Lt. Gen. Sir Harry Tuzo.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Dublin
John C. McQuaid
Harry Tuzo
Margaret McCorry
Catholic Crumlin Road
Miss McCorry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Hughes Airwest keeps flying amid strike and court order
Hughes Airwest sent 38 planes aloft as 570 mechanics strike demanded higher pay. Officials hope to reach 76 with workers returning. A court barred pilots from honoring picket lines while a new two year contract with dispatchers was tentatively agreed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Hughes Airwest Airlines
Airwest
United States
Canada
Mexico
Los Angeles
Air Line Pilots Association
Aircraft Mechanics’ Fraternal Association
Airline Dispatchers Association
U.S
Urdu language origin linked to Akbar empire
A United Press International note explains that Urdu, the language of Pakistan, derives from the word Army. It cites Akbar the Mogul emperor of India as discovering a common communication method for his multilingual army.
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United Press International
Pakistan
Akbar
India
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