World Condemns Rhodesia Move Facing Sanctions Talk
United Nations condemnation of Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence drew unanimous Western and Soviet criticism. Only South Africa and Portugal signaled possible recognition as Britain and the United States move toward sanctions. Kenya and Zambia warned of potential conflict while Portugal and South Africa voiced limited support.
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Rhodesia
Ian Smith
South Africa
Portugal
Smith
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
China
Britain
Geneva
International Commission of Jurists
World Council of Churches
Lusaka
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
Johannesburg
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Republic of South Africa
Mozambique
Lisbon
Questions On U.N. Role Sparks Foreign Policy Debate
By Lyle C. Wilson, the piece critiques U.S. reliance on the United Nations amid rising nonaligned nations. It argues that expanding membership and shifting voting power weaken U.S. influence, noting the 117 members and new entrants like Mali, Chad, Ivory Coast, and Malta. It cites U.N. dues disputes and suggests Red China may gain leverage in future votes. A Chicago UPi brief reports National Restaurant Association estimates 1965 food service sales at 27 billion with breakdowns for bars and public versus nonpublic sales.
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United Nations
Mali
Chad
Trinidad-Tobago
Ivory Coast
Malawi
Niger
Malta
United States
Assembly
Chicago
UPI
National Restaurant Assn
No War Demonstrators Clashed With Anti Pickets at Fort Devens
At Fort Devens Massachusetts a wife of a slain Army sergeant fought and ripped signs from Viet Nam demonstrators causing a clash with MPs. The day saw several skirmishes as about 300 antiwar protesters clashed outside the gate.
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Fort Devens
Mass
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
Eva Romaskiewicz
Ayer
Edmund Romaskiewicz
Germany
Romaskiewicz
Vermonter Ross Aids Northeast Power Failure Probe
Former Burlington attorney Charles R. Ross emerges as a key figure in the national power failure investigation. As a five member Federal Power Commission member with deep upstate New York experience, he joins crash meetings with federal officials and utility leaders to locate the blackout cause between Niagara Falls and Syracuse.
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Washington
Burlington
Charles R. Ross
United States
Canada
Ross
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Upstate
New York
Vermont Public Service Board
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Syracuse
Vermont Psb
Power Authority of
State of New York
PASNY
Vermont
St. Lawrence River
New York State
PFC
Goldwater backs Viet policy amid suicide protest remarks
Former Senator Barry Goldwater told reporters in New Haven that death by suicide protests against U.S. Viet Nam policy are futile. He spoke at Yale University where he endorsed President Johnson's Vietnam policy and said bombing Hanoi would be justified with warning to residents.
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New Haven
Yale University
Johnson
U.S
Goldwater
Hanoi
Michelangelo Pieta Returns to Vatican After World Fair
The Michelangelo Pieta returned to Italy from a two year US display at the New York World's Fair. The statue traveled aboard the Italian liner Cristo Foro Colombo and was unloaded in Naples to be moved by truck to St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.
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Naples
UPI
Michelangelo
United States
Vatican
Italy
Cristoforo Colombo
St. Peter’s Basilica
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Harold Wilson
Labor
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Bonn
Nairobi
Kenya
U.N
By Lyle C. Wilson
Red China
Grand Alliance
Japan
U.N. Foundation
Alliance of
Great Powers
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
Asia
Africa
Paul Robbins
M.p.’S
Fort Devens Stockade
Steven Underwood
Fremont, Calif
Underwood
Newsmen
Connecticut American Legion
Robert A. Hollis
Jewett City
Conn
Legion Post 15
Pearl Harbor
Edgar A. Cormier
Hollis
Cormier
New England Committee For Non-Violent Action
Clark University Campus
Maj
Lincoln Brigham
Ft. Devens
Sissy Shirt
Nichols
North Street
Bennington
KODAK
Noveck Shultz, Inc
Main St
Drysdale’s
Everitt
Gallerd
New England
Beenningtoa
Galler
T North St. Bennington, VI
Ryan Steivenec
Pieta
Ford
N.E.F.D.A
Wilson Ford, Inc
Main Street
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