US Lets Aid Nations Buy From Home to Curb Outflow
The State Department ordered nations receiving U.S. foreign aid to spend within underdeveloped countries or the United States on machinery and capital goods. The move, tied to cutting overseas dollar outflow, could raise aid costs and shift export finances, with Japan and Western allies among the affected nations.
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West German defense ministry to buy ammo pouches from Israel
The West German Defense Ministry said on Monday it will order 120000 infantry ammunition pouches from Israel, signaling a defense procurement move amid regional tensions.
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Queen Adopts Personal Flag For Presence Only
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth has adopted a personal flag displaying her initial E crowned and robed in a wreath of gold roses on blue. The flag will fly only when the Queen is physically present at residences and will not replace the royal standard. It debuts during Elizabeths January visit to India and Pakistan.
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Church Council Says Cuba Is Not Lost Yet
San Francisco AP report from the National Council of Churches Division of Foreign Missions asserts Cuba and the Congo remain in play. It states communists miscalculated in the Congo, hold a strong foothold in Cuba but have not won, urging not to write off revolutionary situations as lost to the Christian cause. The Gospel is described as the root of creative revolution.
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Careful Beater Be Careful Buster Melzig Letter
East Berlin UPI reports Christian Melzig wrote to the Young World to complain about a radio from Halle's state factory. The factory service dept urged caution with such press complaints and hinted at uncomfortable results, signing off with unity peace and socialism.
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Red China Soviet Split Deepens after Summit Dispute
Despite public cordiality, Liu Shao chi’s U N tour and Pravda remarks reveal ongoing rift with Khrushchev over world policy. Albanian communists side with Peiping warning peaceful coexistence is unsafe and warn imperialism remains aggressive.
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Boeing Jets to Boost Fleets with 80 New Jetliners
Eastern Air Lines and United Air Lines sign contracts to buy 80 midget jet transports from Boeing for 350 million dollars, deliveries promised by end of 1963. Each airline orders 40 planes costing over 4 million dollars apiece, marking Boeing's entry into short-range rear-engine three-engine jets. Planes carry 70 to 114 passengers at speeds up to 600 mph, with a 1700 mile range.
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Kennedys Seek House As Virginia Retreat
President elect John F Kennedy and his wife search Virginia for a weekend retreat from the White House. He cites giving children a break from the governmental atmosphere and notes their infant son remains two weeks from birth. No house name or papers signed. plan is to lease for one year.
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Laos Demands U S Stop Arming Rebels
Premier Souvanna Phouma formally urged the United States to halt arms shipments to rebel forces threatening his neutralist government. Ambassador Brown confirmed receipt of the demand, noting US aid has been linked to both sides, with casualties rising to over 208. Souvanna claims no US arms since the Aug. 9 coup and says he currently receives no US financial aid.
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Integration Drive Sparks Lao Civil War Clash
UPI reports in Tanganyika that since last Tuesday fighting rages along the Nam-1 river near Kadiah River as the government plans to integrate white, Negro and Azias aligned with students into the school system, amid a major Lao conflict.
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