Iceland Britain fishing dispute grows as limits expand
A rising clash over ocean boundaries sees coastal states push territorial waters from three to 12 and then to 50 miles. Iceland’s 1959 12 mile extension and 1971 50 mile limit spark tensions with Britain amid broader UN talks on the law of the sea and fears for fish stocks and world nutrition.
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Iceland
Great Britain
United States
Pueblo
North Korea
Reykjavik
Absolute Quality Automotive Antipollution Drive Faces Tests
The EPA faces a $1.5 million study as it weighs the feasibility of near zero emissions by 1976. Debates center on catalyst effectiveness and safety of platinum and palladium in converters amid rising costs and regulatory scrutiny.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Saving Tigers In India Aims To Protect Struggling Population
India pledges six million dollars for Project Tiger plus one million from the World Wildlife Fund to create nine tiger reservations. Once numbering about 50,000, India's tigers are now estimated at 1,800 after seven decades, as hunger and poverty frame the funding urgency.
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India
World Wildlife Fund
Soviet Gold Stock At All Time High
Swiss gold experts privately contend that Soviet output has surged to a new peak due to the Dalstroy operation in northeast Siberia. Key figures cited include Commissar Nikolai Patrolichev and Yuri Ivanov, with deputy B. V. Maiorov overseeing foreign exchange. Magadan serves as the administrative hub for the Far North project.
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Russia
Nikolai Patrolichev
Soviet Bank For Foreign Trade
Yuri Ivanov
Trade Ministry
Foreign Exchange Department
B. V. Maiorov
Zurich
Africa
South Africa
Dalstroy
Siberia
Bering Strait
Alaska
Magadan
Nagayevo Bay
Europe
Moscow Narodny Bank of
London
Bank Commerciale de l’Europe du Nord
Paris
Commissar Ivanov
Kremlin
Communist Party
Italy
Patrolichev
Ivanov
Maiorov
Patrolichev-Ivanov
Poland
U.S.S.R
America
Busing Issue Tests Kennedy Wallace Alliance Hopes
The article argues Kennedy must prove his bid for alliance with Wallace through busing votes in Congress rather than rhetoric. It notes Kennedy’s Decatur speech mirrors his brothers and critiques his failure to address Wallace’s segregation stance directly.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Congress
Wallace
Alabama
Massachusetts
Decatur
Ala
Teddy
John
Robert
Richard Goodwin
Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Navy cost clash over Sixth Fleet homeport in Greece
A GAO led probe finds Navy misstatements on homeporting costs for the Sixth Fleet in Greece. It alleges two new multi million dollar piers and costly carrier berthing, plus possible relocation from the Athens airfield, threatening the plan and U.S. Greek relations amid turmoil in Athens and Nixon administration recalibration.
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Washington
U.S
Greece
Congress
Athens
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pentagon
Nixon
George Papadopoulos
Col. Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
Naval Operations
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
House Foreign Affairs
Ben Rosenthal
New York
General Accounting Office
GAO
John H. Chafee
Secretary of the Navy
Rosenthal
Navy
Chafee
NATO
Crete
Elefsis
Sixth Fleet
Magara
State Department
Tunstall Powers Jr Awarded Eagle
Tunstall Powers Jr son of Dr and Mrs Powers received the Eagle Award the highest in scouting. The Star notes Howard Hughes and crew set a round the world record returning to New York 91 hours after take off. Oscar Lloyd of Sussex England sent the April 8 West Sussex Gazette with his poem Oh Shenandoah about Winchester Apple Blossom Festival. Meat prices hit a retail record with no immediate drop seen.
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Tunstall Powers, Jr
Mrs
Tunstall Powers
Scouting
the Star
Howard Hughes
New York
Oscar Lloyd
Sussex
England
West Sussex Gazette
South of
Do we need a new religion in troubled times
The author argues against creating a new faith and says world problems stem from how people interpret and practice existing religion. He notes less bigotry currently but stresses thoughtful, prayerful consideration of what is already held, rather than adopting new doctrines.
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Henry J. Taylor
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Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Asine
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mississippi
James O. Eastland
Judiciary
Senator Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
Peter Rodino
House
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Joe D. Waggonner
Robin Beard
Tennessee
Rodino Committee
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Senate
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Artic Ocean
Kolyma
Camplex
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Monroe
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I.Q
Bermuda
Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Thomas T. Byrd
Douglas B. O'Connell
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