Zanzibar’s Karume Welcomes Help From Communist States
Zanzibar leader Abeid Karume asserts authority amid Soviet China and East German influence. Technicians from the bloc man the harbor and ministries, with loans and training shaping agriculture and defense. Soviet instructors train about 400 recruits. Cuban-style uniforms fade as Tanganyika forces rise. Western diplomats hope Karume’s nationalism prevails and Western presence returns.
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New Republican
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Abeid Karume
Karume
China
People’s Liberation Army
Ali Mahfoud
Ina
Nyerere
Mao Tuze-tung
United States
Washington battle over foreign aid and ROTC bills shocks Passman
In Washington AP reports that Rep. Otto E. Passman faced a subcommittee defeat as it rejected his demand to cut 514 million from a 3.5 billion foreign aid bill and Passman announced a temporary step down. The House also backed a measure restoring ROTC in high schools and colleges, a move championed by Rep. F Edward Hebert. In Berlin flights continue under U.S. control amid Soviet protests. Band, meanwhile Sgt Alvin York, WWI hero, deteriorates to critical list with pneumonia at Veterans Hospital in Nashville Pall Mall Tenn.
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Washington
News From
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Otto E. Passman
Louisiana Democrat
Passman
House
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
McNamara
Senate
Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Tiny
Pall Mall
Tenn
Here
Lodge Says Vietnam War Won’t Be Political Issue
Henry Cabot Lodge in Saigon says he does not see Vietnam war becoming a U.S. campaign issue citing past administrations and noting no current political outlook. He announced his resignation as U.S. ambassador to Vietnam.
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Saigon
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Viet Nam
U.S
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Truman
Lodge to Return to Aid Scranton Campaign
South Vietnam reports set a Tuesday departure for Ambassador Lodge who says he is returning to help Governor Scranton's Pennsylvania bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Lodge denies seeking any personal candidacy and cites good relations with the Johnson administration as he prepares to leave Saigon the coming weekend. The move follows President Kennedy era appointee Lodge and signals possible intensified U.S. war effort with Gen Maxwell Taylor set to replace him.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Washington
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Lodge
Johnson
Viet Nam
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Pennsylvania
Saigon
John F. Kennedy
U.S
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
California Follows New Hampshire Lead On Lottery Plan
California moves to emulate New Hampshire Granite State Sweepstakes with ticket drawings and a $1 million prize pool to nominate horses for Rockingham Park. If approved in November a state charter lottery would be created, opposed by Gov Brown and church groups.
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William M. Shaffer
Chicago
California
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park Race Track
Fireworks Barge Blast Kills Two as Crowd Cheers
A Macy s fireworks barge on the Hudson River exploded killing Anthony Amato of Secaucus and Anthony De Francisco of Sparkill. Four other barge workers were rescued and treated for burns as spectators on shore cheered unaware of the tragedy.
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Hudson River
Manhattan
New Jersey
Macy’s Department Store
96Th Street
John Serpico
Ternational Fireworks Co
North Bergen
N.J
Anthony Amato
Secaucus
Anthony de Francisco
Sparkill
N.Y
Dallas Mayor Gets Hunting License
Dallas Mayor Erik Jonsson received six pheasants from Junior Chamber members in Winner South Dakota during the national JCCC meeting. The gift included a non resident hunting license and an invitation from Winner Mayor Rollin Key to hunt in South Dakota.
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Dallas
Bomb scare halts Papandreou's plane in Madrid
A bomb scare halted the U S presidential plane carrying Greek Premier George Papandreou for nearly an hour in Madrid on route to Washington. The flight stopped to refuel after a radio warning from Athens suggested a possible bomb aboard. security checked with negative results.
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Madrid
Spain
U.S
George Papandreou
Washington
Johnson
Athens
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