Mail contact possible with Viet Cong prisoners
U S Viet prisoners mail may reach Americans held in South Viet Nam via International Red Cross intermediaries. Pentagon and Red Cross cautious, stressing no direct U S Viet Cong contact yet. Thirteen detainees listed, 12 last seen in South Vietnam, including 1st Lt Jayden J. Lockhart Jr. of Springfield Ohio.
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Red Cross
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Springfield
Ohio
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U.S
Alvarez
State Department
Regional Market Proposed for Latin America
Romulo Betancourt, former president of Venezuela, argued at the University of Connecticut that a common regional market is the best cure for Latin America’s economic ills. He urged a peaceful, revolutionary transformation through economic integration to empower about 260 million people in twenty nations, or risk later violent change.
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Latin America
Venezuela
Laotian forces clash with army deserters near Vientiane
Laotian government troops encountered several hundred deserters loyal to ousted Gen Phoumi Nosavan in their first contact with the rebels near Vientiane. Officials cited rumors that loyal officers would be arrested as the spark for desertion.
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Red Cross aids in South Viet Nam conflict groups
The International Red Cross works with Cambodia's Red Cross to handle a group calling itself the Red Cross of the National Liberation Front. The Liberation Front is the formal name for the Viet Cong in the region.
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Cambodia
Red Cross
National Liberation Front
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Viet Cong
Barter Deal Set by Russia Argentina
Argentina and the Soviet Union agreed in principle to a wheat for gas oil barter. YPF chief Facundo Suarez said Argentina would export 750000 tons of wheat worth about 54 dollars a ton in exchange for 700000 cubic meters of gas oil at 21 dollars per cubic meter, with cash payments by Russia to cover the difference. Delivery of wheat and gas oil is planned for 1965, with formalities remaining.
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UPI
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Argentina
Facundo Suarez
YPF
Russia
U.S
Suarez
Flour for May Day Provided in Soviet Moscow
The Soviet Union has released several million pounds of wheat flour for May Day celebrations in Moscow. Flour has not been available for retail since the 1963 harvest collapse, which forced Russia to import about a billion dollars worth of cereals.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow Aide Urges China Russia Accord Against Imperialism
Soviet ideological chief Pyotr Demichev urged unity with China at a Kremlin gathering for Jenin birth anniversary. He criticized Beijing for no concrete proposals and warned peaceful coexistence applies to all nations, linking Laos Congo and Vietnam to global tensions.
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Williams Remains In Federal Post Keeps role as African affairs chief
Washington AP reports G Mennen Williams will stay as assistant secretary of state for African affairs after a sudden meeting with President Johnson. Williams said the President expressed continued confidence in their work. Portofino UPIs Rex Harrison bought a new motor yacht and named it Henry Higgins after his My Fair Lady role.
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Henry Higgins
Overhaul urged for county jails to join state system
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward Brooke urged immediate consolidation of county jails with the state correctional system. He described the present system as outmoded with poor food, hygiene, and facilities and warned the dispersion of power hampers reform. He praised sheriffs but said basic limitations cannot be solved by good intentions alone.
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Boston
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
United Prison Association
Dixon Dies Ex-Aide to Eden in England
Sir Pierson Dixon veteran British diplomat dies at his Eden Eden home after a 36 year career. He served as ambassador to France until retirement earlier this year and as principal private secretary to Anthony Eden in 1943. He defended Eden's Suez policy as permanent UK representative to the United Nations in 1956 and led the British delegation in negotiations on joining the Common Market.
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England
UPI
Pierson Dixon
France
Sir Pierson
Anthony Eden
United Nations
U.S. and Soviet Narrow Rift on UN Peacekeeping Roles
In New York the United States and the Soviet Union shown signs of narrowing differences over who leads UN peacekeeping. The U.S. says the Security Council has primary responsibility while the General Assembly should handle approving expenses. The Soviet side argues the Security Council must authorize and pay for peacekeeping, but allows the Assembly to reconsider if the Council fails to act.
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Seurity Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Suspect Held In Slaying Of Baby Sitter
In Little Compton Rhode Island police held a 40 year old man in the bludgeon death of Anne Brownell 18 a Mount St Marys Academy senior who baby sat for the Huntoon grandchildren. A bloodstained rock and garment bag were found near the scene as authorities questioned the suspect though no charges were filed. Brownell had been accepted by the University of Rhode Island and was to graduate from Mount St Marys Academy in Fall River Massachusetts.
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Kevin B. Harrington
D-Salem
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Oregon
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Herbert C. Brownell
Maxwell Huntoon
Douglas praises news services at AP conference
Sen Paul H Douglas and Sen Peter H Dominick lauded Washington press association news as extraordinarily accurate during a reverse news conference at the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention. They praised speed and noted many stories lacked bylines, honoring unsung newsroom heroes. Panelists included Byrd Jr Colburn Foster Newharth. Earl English attended as moderator.
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R-Colo
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