U.S. peacekeeping funds ease UN paralysis
U N diplomats approved a U S policy ending threats over unpaid peacekeeping assessments clearing the way for normal General Assembly work after a year. Ambassador Goldberg said the United States would withhold payments only for strong, compelling reasons and urged voluntary contributions to prevent UN bankruptcy.
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Congress Opinion Divided On UN Assessments
Washington AP reports the U S decision to drop the fight to force Russia to pay UN peacekeeping assessments drew both approval and condemnation in Congress. Sen J W Fulbright called it necessary for the General Assembly to function while Sen Rourke B Hickenlooper warned it signals a sad day for the United Nations and could affect future U N funding and prerogatives. Administration officials admitted embarrassment over prior assurances but argued the move was a setback for the UN General Assembly rather than a U S defeat.
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Weakened U N Assembly as US Drops Debt Demand
Washington reports the United States has retreated from insisting that Russia and 11 other nations pay U N debts or lose voting rights. The move signals a loss of US leverage and a weakened General Assembly as voluntary contributions cannot restore authority.
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Brooke Seeks Subpoena Power Over Corruption Probe
In Boston Gov Volpe seeks a special corruption division within the attorney general’s office, while Atty. Gen. Brooke urges limited subpoena power and a standalone crime commission to investigate graft in cities and towns. Former crime commission leaders back Volpe’s plan. Brooke warns of diluted accountability and the rise of rival agencies.
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Neutralist Shift Seen Backing U.S. in Asia
United States gains cautious support from neutralist nations for Johnson policy in Vietnam. Officials note prime minister Shastri’s remark that only Red China desires continued fighting, with some reduced criticism of U.S. actions. Administration emphasizes willingness to halt bombing if Hanoi signals peace talks, as India’s aide-memoire outlines Washington’s aims to secure South Vietnam’s independence and safety.
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Yale College Dean Emeritus W C DeVane Dies
W C DeVane former Yale College dean emeritus died Monday while vacationing in Greensboro Vermont. A 1920 Yale graduate, he served 25 years as dean and led Yale’s deanship longer than any predecessor. He leaves a wife Mabel, a son Milton of New Haven, two daughters and spouses.
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Boston Renewal Evictions Halted by Congressmen
Three Massachusetts lawmakers urged an immediate halt to evictions and demolitions in an Allston urban renewal project on North Harvard Street pending review. Harvard student Steven Goldin said residents are “living in real terror” as 40 people protested at Slayton’s office and a Housing and Home Finance Agency building.
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Indian attack on Pakistan confirmed near Kashmir frontier
New Delhi AP reports an Indian army spokesman confirming cross-border strikes on three Pakistani outposts overlooking a key road to the India China front. Battles began Sunday night with several battalions entering the fight as Pakistanis allegedly sought to block the road in Ladakh. The move signals a shift in the Kashmir feud after August 5. Srinagar officials say a near war situation exists.
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Expected Sale Of Soviet Gold To Aid Liquidity
London reports predict major Soviet gold sales to fund wheat purchases after a poor harvest. Analysts say the gold sales would bolster world liquidity and benefit the pound and dollar, comparing to 1963 when $909 million in gold sales aided the wheat crisis response.
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Titan 2 ICBM Flight From Arkansas Base Reported
Vandenberg AFB Calif UPI reports a Titan 2 ICBM was launched Monday on a routine training flight over the Pacific. The Air Force says the Little Rock crew conducted the test, the 69th missile launched this year from this base.
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