Canada and Red China move toward full diplomatic ties
Ottawa reports say Canada and Communist China reached a government agreement to open diplomatic relations after 22 months of talks led by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Ottawa pledged to vote for a U.N. seat for Peking, while the two sides settled the Formosa recognition issue amid U.N. seating debate.
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Ottawa
Canada
China
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Y. Canada
Stockholm
Mitchell Sharp
James Shen
Taipei
Peking
Chiang Kaishek
United Nations
Trudeau
Nixon
United States
Red China
Sharp
Tokyo
Formosa
Soviet World War II awards create two honors
The Soviet Union established two honors during World War II the Order of Victory and the Order of Glory. Before these awards the USSR had created no medals for its soldiers.
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Soviet Union
Embattled Court Threats Highlight Crime Control Debate
Harvard law emeritus William Sutherland warned that fighting issues such as federal business regulation pornography and censorship racial equality electoral questions and religious exercises in public schools will provoke attacks on the Supreme Court. He predicted tense moments in criminal law with the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 raising questions about interception warrants and admissibility of interrogated confessions. He posed a dilemma where the court must either uphold or strike down parts of the act, urging consideration of crime reduction versus public clamor against the high court.
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Williamsburg
U.S. Supreme Court
William E. Sutherland
Constitutional Law
Harvard University
Court
United Press International Editors and Publishers
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Supreme Court of the United States
Surgeon Warns Aspirin A Health Hazard Prescribed Use Urged
Dr Rene Menguy professor of surgery at the University of Chicago warned aspirin is a health hazard and should be sold by prescription along with other potent drugs He cited risks of internal bleeding and gastric ulcers from long term use and said aspirin can be deadly in some cases He advised taking aspirin with food and avoiding it on an empty stomach or during a hangover.
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Chicago
Rene Menguy
University of Chicago
Menguy
Clinical Congress
American College of Surgeons
United States
Adele Mae Gottschalk
Subpoenas for CIA Officials Denied in My Lai Case
Defense lawyers say CIA Director Richard Helms and Evan J. Parker were denied subpoenas to testify in the My Lai trial of S Sgt David Mitchell. The trial resumes after recess with five officers to hear testimony, including claims about the CIA certifying the My Lai scene as a free fire zone and details on Operation Phoenix.
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My Lai
David Mitchell
CIA
Richard Helms
Evan J. Parker
Mitchell
Helms
Parker
Shenandoah College Hosts Saturday Parents Day
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music holds annual Parents Day on Saturday on the Winchester campus. Registration starts at 1 p.m. in the W Student Center, with open buildings from 1:30 to 4 p.m. A 4 p.m. basketball scrimmage in Shingleton Fieldhouse precedes a 5:30 p.m. buffet in the cafeteria and an 8 p.m. choral concert and dramatic readings in the Armstrong Building featuring the Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Mrs. James Petty.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Winchester
Shenandoah Hornets
Shingleton Health and Physical Education
Armstrong
David Stutzenberger
James Petty
Shenandoah
The
College and Conservatory
Equal Rights Amendment Faces Senate Hurdles and Delays
Senate opposition leader Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. yieldes ground but vows to block final action on the Equal Rights Amendment until amendments protect rights under the 5th and 14th Amendments. The chamber also defeated Sen. James B. Allen’s desegregation plan 57 to 17 as part of the ongoing debate.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Equal Rights
United States
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Taste of Scotch Distinctive Smoke From Peat and Water
The article explains Scotch whiskey gains its smoky flavor from peat used to dry malted barley and from Scotland’s water quality, citing Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Scotland
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Soldier Beaten at Panmunjom in Clash. Recover Expected
An American soldier, Pfc. Glen A. Windersley of Minnesota, was reported in fair condition after a 10 minute melee at Panmunjom. He suffered a skull fracture. six other Americans were injured, one seriously, and a Swiss lieutenant received minor wounds. The incident led Maj. Gen. Felix M. Rogers to cancel a Korea armistice commission meeting. North Korea blamed U S forces for the clash.
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Seoul
Panmunjom
U.S
Glen A. Windersley
Chokso
Minn
Winderslev
Felix M. Rogers
U.S. Air Force
U.N. Command
Korean Military Armistice Commission
U.N
North Korea
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