Hanoi War Strain Seen on North Viet Nam's Economy
North Viet Nam endures economic strain from the South war and U.S. actions. Hanoi claims bombings fail to harm the economy while internal propaganda counters that view. The regime relies on mobilization, belt tightening, and limited foreign aid to fund war needs and maintain supplies.
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U.S
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Pham van Dong
National Assembly
North
Viet Nam
Red China
Moscow
New Nazi Trial Opens September 6 in Germany
Hagen Germany AP reports a Sobibor death camp case will open September 6 in West Germany. Twelve former guards face charges of mass murder for their roles at Sobibor, one of the Nazi extermination camps in occupied Poland.
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Hagen
Germany
West Germany
Sobibor Death Factory
Sobibor
Poland
North Viet Nam demands US troop withdrawal before talks
North Viet Nam ambassador in Moscow said no peace talks can begin until all American forces leave South Viet Nam, rejecting reports of a token force. The embassy reaffirmed four conditions, including an end to bombing and complete withdrawal, after Brockway’s Moscow meeting.
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Moscow
UPI
Viet Nam
Neuyen van Kinh
Lord Brockway
House of Lords
Kinh
Brockway
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Soviet Leader Hits Planners
Soviet economic thinker Dr. Leonid V. Kantorovich said planners misjudge conditions and prices are illogical. He urged price scaling to reflect demand and stronger profit signals. His ideas appeared in Pravda, criticizing current price structures and economic measures.
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Moscow
Leonid V. Kantorovich
Kantorovich
Communist Party
Pravda
Syria denounces Yemen peace pact brokered by Nasser and Faisal
Damascus Radio denounces the Jidda peace accord between Egypt and Saudi Arabia to end Yemen’s civil war. The nine point plan calls for free elections by November 1966, troop withdrawals starting November 23 over ten months, and formation of a 50 member interim council to guide a transitional government.
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Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Faisal
Yemen
United Nations
New York
Nasser
Saudi Arabian
Jidda
Damascus Radio
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Amin Hafez
Mohammed Al-Bade
UAR
Alternate State Tax Measure Faces Criticism Amendments
Boston report on a $132 million compromise tax bill facing amendments from mayors and selectmen. House Ways and Means opens debate as Republicans seek a 3 percent sales tax and Dems push income tax changes. Proposals include rental income tax and vending machine tax to fund essential services and relief amid a tight fiscal picture. Autumn car inspections set from Sept 1 with green stickers through Oct 15, 2.3 million vehicles affected.
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Ways and Means Committee
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts League of Cities and Towns
Com
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Massachusetts
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Richard E. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Demonstrators Block Gen Taylor Car in Frisco protest
About 100 protesters swarmed around Gen Maxwell Taylor in San Francisco shouting at him and blocking streets near the Fairmont Hotel. Five arrests followed and Taylor was trapped in the hotel lobby for over an hour as demonstrators pursued him.
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Frisco
San Francisco
UPI
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
U.S
London
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Mellon National Bank & Trust Co
Pittsburgh
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New York
Bank of London and
South America
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Fairmont Hotel
Nob Hill Hotel
Taylor S
Soviets Foil Nazi Plot Aimed at Teheran Big Three
Moscow reports in Ogonyok that Soviet intelligence stopped a Nazi plan to kill Franklin D. Roosevelt Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin at the Tehran conference. An 18-year-old Soviet girl uncovered the plot after a Nazi spy promised Persian Tugs, leading counterspies to act and shift Roosevelt to safer housing in the Soviet Embassy compound.
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Moscow
Ogonyok
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
Teheran
Copenhagen
Roosevelt
United States
Quebec Polite War On Shorts Targets Tourists and Locals
In Quebec city authorities wage a polite campaign against scanty attire with pamphlets warning of Bylaw 784 requiring modest dress in public. Police report about 100 women warned, mostly natives, with no charges yet but promises of action.
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Quebec
Pamphet
Gerard Girard
Goldberg Seeks Peace Talks With King Over Viet Nam
United Nations ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg invited Martin Luther King Jr to discuss peace in Viet Nam and arranged peace interviews with Norman Thomas and a National Council of Churches delegation. King and Thomas have criticized U S Viet Nam policy and Goldberg seeks King counsel on peace negotiations.
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U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Martin Luther King Jr
Viet Nam
Goldberg
U.N
Norman Thomas
New York City
National Council of Churches
King
Thomas
U.S. Viet Nam
Rusk Says U S. Integrity Key to Peace at Legion Meet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told about 5 000 6 000 veterans in Portland Memorial Coliseum that World War II offers unique lessons and that U S. integrity remains the main support for world peace. He urged avoiding another conflict while acknowledging antiwar pickets outside the convention.
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Ore
Dean Rusk
American Legion
Rusk
Legion
United States
Memorial Coliseum
Ban the Bomb Organization
The
Murder Witnesses Threatened in Connors Case
A prosecutor in the murder trial of James Connors of South Boston says witnesses before the grand jury were warned they would be killed if they talked. Defense requests to inspect minutes were denied. Connors faces charges in the May 1 slaying of Robert W. Davis of South Boston.
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James Connors
South Boston
James Twohty
Asst. Dist. Atty
Murray Reiser
G. Joseph Taure
Connors
Robert W. Davis
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