Portugal Vows to Hold Africa Colonies Against Pressure
Lisbon backed by Salazar pledges to defend Angola Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea to the limit of resources. He warns US policies mirror Soviet aims and says Portugal seeks to remain in UN though opposed by Afro Asian nations amid Security Council embargo calls.
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Portugal
UPD
Premice
U.S
Tolo
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Portuge
Malayan Chief Signals Malaysia Affiliation Stance
Malaysia's Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said the United Nations would not directly declare the views of Malaysians in British North Borneo or Sarawak on joining Malaysia. U.N. teams would inspect local elections to gauge opinion, with Manila noting UN findings would be non binding and observers to accompany assessment missions.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Tunku Abdul Rahman
United Nations
Nox
Borneo
Malaysia
Rahman
U.N
Sarawak
North Borneo
Manila
Indonesia
Philippines
U Thant
Rahmar
Southeast Asia
Singapore
Salvador P. Lopez
Vatican creates Pope John XXIIE Peace Prize
Vatican City reports the pope John XXIIE Peace Foundation will award a 100000 dollar peace prize every three years for world peace efforts. The prize uses funds from the Balzan Foundation.
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Pope John
Vatican City
Vatican
Balzan Foundation
Telstar Satellite Returns to Service After Silence
Telstar reactivated after a month long communications blackout. AT&T says a routine command elicited a normal response from Telstar on its 622nd orbit. Engineers remain puzzled by the sudden revival and its resumed duties.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Telstay
Bell Telephone, Laboratories
Andover
Maine
Telstar
Earth
At&t
Taleistar
Buddhist Girl Maims Herself In Protest in Saigon
A one year old Buddhist girl in Saigon maimed herself with a hatchet at the city’s principal pagoda in a protest against religious policies. She inflicted two wrist wounds but did not lose her hand and was reported not seriously injured. A letter she wrote framed the act as a contribution to the Buddhist struggle and demanded five right demands be enforced.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Buddha
Lack of Negroes In Jobs at Fair Draws Protests
Seventy civil rights demonstrators picketed the United Nations urging a halt to exhibits at the 1964 65 New York world’s fair pavilion sites in Guinea and Sierra Leone until more Negroes and Puerto Ricans were hired. A spokesman for the Joint Committee for Equal Employment Opportunity cited no minority workers employed at the pavilion sites as of the previous week.
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NEW York
United Nations
Mmore
Senators Battle Over Domestic Peace Corps Plan
The Senate opened debate on a domestic Peace Corps proposal, with supporters led by Senator Williams arguing it would aid Americans in poverty. Opponents including Senator Dirksen threaten to pigeonhole or vote it down, while Senators Tower and Jordan push amendments to ensure racial integration and curb funding. The program envisions up to 9,000 volunteers over three years with stipends and living allowances, focusing on elderly and disabled care, mental health, and rural urban projects.
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Washington
UPL
Ben. Harrison A. Williams
Keane
Williams
Senate
National Service Corps of Volunteers
Peace Corps
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Notive
Dirksen
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Fulbright links poultry tariffs to U.S. troop talks with West Germany
U.S. Senator Fulbright warned West German officials that European poultry tariffs could force U.S. troop withdrawals if not lowered. He tied tariff protests to a broader dispute over a proposed “chicken war” study funded by both state and federal governments.
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Washington
J. W.junan
Fulbright
U. S
Larie Wall
Lille
Uv Withrawal
U.S
Kappertry
Sen
Europe
Lali
West Gerford
Gerhard Lablishment
Schroeder
U.K
D-Ark
Foreign Ministry
Rolf Lahr
Lah
Karl-Guenther von Hase
von Hase
Yee
Sen. Ful
Cedenial
West Ger- Federal Bureau of Roads
4 Percent Land For Highways Overpaid
A Boston real estate firm Meredith and Grew reported that 8 percent of highway land damage cases were settled at fair prices but four percent cost state and federal governments almost $900,000 too much. The total payment for the questioned land was $2,438,900 with value set at $154,956.
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Boston
Blatnik Committee
Stae
Baston
Meredith & iGrew
Meredith & Grew
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Minority Report
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