United Nations considers global arms embargo on South Africa
The Security Council was poised to back a Norwegian resolution urging a worldwide arms embargo to force South Africa to end apartheid. Soviet support framed as insufficient, while the United States and Britain opposed an broader economic boycott.
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Fedorenko
United Nations
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Britain
U S Opposes Neutralization of S Viet Nam
The United States rejects Sihanouk’s proposal to neutralize both Cambodia and South Vietnam while leaving North Vietnam under Communist rule. State Department says 1954 Geneva accord already guarantees sovereignty for Cambodia Laos and Vietnam and backs South Vietnam in its fight against subversion.
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United States
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
State Department
Richard S. Phillips
U.S
Laos
Viet Nam
Canada and U S discuss 12 mile fishing limits
Washington sources report Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Paul Martin and Fisheries Minister H J Robichaud leading talks with the United States on Canada extending fisheries jurisdiction to 12 miles by mid May next year. The discussion covers impact on U S fishing and multilateral agreement seeking support at Geneva 1960 Law of the Sea conference.
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UPI
Eer
Paul Martin
H. J. Robichaud
United States
Canada
Martin
Dean Rusk
NATO
Paris
U.S
Ottawa
Robichaud
Lester B. Pearson
Soviet Pakistan Airline Pact Approved
MOSCOW UPI Pakistan and the Soviet Union reached agreement on direct jet airline service. Aeroflot will begin flights between the two nations as Radio Moscow reported.
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UPI
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Aeroflot
Large Hong Kong immigration figures reported in London
The Commonwealth and Colonial Office said more than 31,600 people entered Hong Kong from Communist China in the past year. It noted Hong Kong has housed about 750,000 people since 1948, and over 600,000 squatters remain to be resettled.
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UPI
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Hong Kong
China
West Germany backs U S nuclear shield over France
Bonn chancellor Ludwig Erhard said he told President Charles de Gaulle that West Germany feels safer under American nuclear protection than under France. He praised France’s force de frappe but preferred the American deterrent for West Germany’s security.
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Ludwig- Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
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France
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Erhard
de Gaulle
Britain Rejects Western Pact Threat to Berlin Access
Paris AP A British cabinet member opposed any nonaggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, arguing it would weaken the Western position on Germany. Lord Carrington warned such an agreement would not guarantee Allied access to West Berlin and urged Europe united with the United States to pursue peace after Kennedy’s assassination. The Western European Union, a six nation bloc plus Britain, focuses on defense and economic questions.
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House of Lords
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Britain
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France
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Karachi to Moscow flight line eyed by Pakistan Tnn
Karachi officials anticipate Pakistan Tnn International Airlines starting service to Moscow next week. The move would expand routes from Karachi to the Russian capital, signaling broader international connections for the carrier.
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Moscow
Brandt Told of Berlin Plan Leak in NATO Case
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt said he had learned that Allied plans for Berlin were betrayed to the Russians by unnamed persons. He suggested the Russians might have tested Western resolve by delaying autobahn convoys, a theory tied to NATO espionage cases including French officer Georges Paques. Paques’s arrest in Paris was linked to contacts with a Soviet diplomat.
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Dirk 'A. Stikker
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Georges Paques
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Time and Newsweek Banned in Cambodia
In Phnom Penh the Cambodian government banned Time and Newsweek accusing the magazines of critical acts against the government. The ban followed coverage of Cambodia’s rejection of U.S. aid announced by Prince Norodom Sihanouk on November 18.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Newsweek Today
U.S
Norodom Sihanouk
Frankfurt airport to get 366 million terminal
Plans unveiled for a 366 million Rhein Main Airport terminal in Frankfurt Germany. The Y shaped building will feature docking space for 78 jetliners a moving sidewalk for passengers and a multi storied garage for cars.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Rhein - Main
Hillcrest Hospital to Hold Annual Meeting in December
Notice states the Annual Meeting of the Members of Hillcrest Hospital Corporation will be held Saturday December 7 1963 at 11 a.m. in the Hillcrest Hospital Meeting Room.
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Hillcrest Hospital Corporation
Hillcrest
Soviets View Oswald as Crackpot Not a Communist
UPI reports Soviet consular files portray Lee Harvey Oswald as a crackpot rather than a communist during his three years in the Soviet Union. The documents, likely to be released to the Warren Commission, offer little new detail and are part of evidence reviewed by the seven member panel led by Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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UPI
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Oswald
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U. S
Raver
Dean
Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Sevenman
Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman -Cooper
R-Ky
Hale Boggs
D-La
Gerald
Khrushchev Welcomes Johnson Policy Aims for Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said he was pleased by Lyndon Johnson’s pledge to continue Kennedy policy toward peaceful international solutions and better ties with the Soviet Union. He pledged no relaxation in pursuing major international issues and deeper Soviet relations, made at a farewell dinner hosted by Finland’s President Kekkonen during his unofficial visit.
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Ee Nagro
Brome de
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Kennedy
Urho Kekkonent
Finland
Dulles and McCloy Among High Officials Mentioned
The report notes R. Ford of Michigan along with Allen W. Dulles former CIA chief and John J. McCloy former high commissioner in Germany, mentioning them in connection with the topic.
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R-Mich
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
John J. McCloy
Germany
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