Pets Up for Adoption at Local S P C A Shelter
Dogs including a beagle and a terrier are available for adoption at the S P C A Shelter on Featherbed Lane. Volunteers will show animals Sunday from 2 to 5 p m. Viewings are allowed anytime. City Game Warden and S P C A Agent Irvin Cleveland can be reached weekday mornings 7 to 8 and late afternoon 4 30 to 5 30. police at 662 4131 outside those times.
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Stopgap Foreign Aid Plan Faces Senate Debate
Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets amid a collapsing aid framework to discuss a stopgap extension and a new overall program. President Nixon seeks a temporary extension at current levels while drafting a broader plan, with Fulbright and Scott urging action and caution over military aid implications. Public warning of a looming funding expiry adds pressure for a quick decision.
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Moon Veteran Alan Shepard Joins United Nations Delegation
Alan B. Shepard Jr the first U S astronaut to walk on the moon serves as an alternate U S representative at the United Nations observing the General Assembly He draws attention with a neat knit suit and a small flag lapel while attending committee sessions and meetings Shepard explains the space program offers global benefits as he prepares to handle U N agenda items including a moon treaty peaceful space use and human rights in armed conflicts He plans to remain in New York through December 21 while continuing duties with occasional Houston work returning to his astronaut office command the U S delegation is led by Ambassador George Bush and invited by the White House with Navy Rear Admiral Shepard’s involvement noted by officials.
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Saudi Arabia
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Whisper votes to be used in New Guinea election
In Port Moresby illiterate villagers will mark their choice by pointing to a candidate’s picture and whispering to an official in the next year’s House of Assembly general election. The system aims to simplify voting for illiterate voters.
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Port Moresby, New Guinea
House of Assembly
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