U N Assembly backs broad space cooperation plan
The United Nations General Assembly approved a wide space cooperation program aimed at peaceful exploration of the solar system and set groundwork for legal guidelines on space exploration. It reaffirmed Korea unification goals under U.N. supervision and addressed Vietnam Buddhist concerns after the fall of the Diem regime.
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Cairo Delays Welcome for Chou En-lai Amid Secrecy
In Cairo, premier Chou En-lai faces a cautious, muted welcome on the eve of his visit with few flags, sparse media mention, and diplomats puzzled by security and secrecy as Egypt plans a restrained reception before a banquet. The trip aims to bolster China’s image and counter Soviet influence in Africa.
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Aly Sabry
Bolivian miners chief signals readiness to negotiate
La Paz AP report says Juan Lechin, leader of Bolivia’s tin miners, returns from the Andes amid hostage crisis as talks may open. A U.N. vehicle aided his return while guards loyal to Castro's Cuba are seen in the Catavi Siglo Veinte district. Lechin suggested he would quit the vice presidency if two imprisoned union leaders are freed, and hostages were promised release.
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Irineo Pimentel
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Brooklyn
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U.S. Agency For International Development
Eugene Rifkin
Snow Fractures Poles Amid Early Polish Snowfall
Warsaw hospitals treated about 200 sprains and fractures after Poland's first heavy snowfall of the season, Trybuna Ludu reported Friday. Authorities urged caution as streets remained slippery and bus and tram service faced disruptions.
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Foreign Aid Bill Faces House Cuts After Senate Fight
The United States authorized a 3.5 billion foreign aid package but a House Appropriations subcommittee recommended narrowing funding to about 3.6 billion. The measure, amid Senate objections led by Senator Morse, would set fiscal year ceilings for foreign aid and be reviewed by the full committee before floor debate. The package funds military aid and development programs across Latin America and allied defense pacts, with vetoes on certain Senate amendments and a focus on discretionary aid to Communist countries.
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Japanese Rail Union Stages Nationwide Strike Over Modernization
AP reports the National Railway Locomotive Union staged a two hour nationwide strike in Tokyo and other cities to protest modernization plans. Clashes with police occurred and injuries were reported as the 60,000 member union opposes depot closures and organizational reforms.
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Air Force awards total 11.3 million to two MA firms
The Air Force awarded contracts to Mitre Corp of Bedford and General Electric Co of West Lynn. Mitre won 7.7 million for command and control systems research and development, while GE received 5.5 million for engine production.
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