Americans divided on Vietnam policy in CBS poll
CBS News reports an Opinion Research Corp poll from Princeton showing 80 percent approve of U S staying in Vietnam in advisory capacity while 15 percent have no opinion. Varying views follow on negotiation, bombing, withdrawal, and nuclear weapons use with substantial support for keeping troops in place.
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New York
United States
Viet Nam
CBS News
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
De Gaulle vows to fight with U S if liberties at stake
Paris telecast quotes President Charles de Gaulle promising France would automatically fight beside the United States if global liberties are threatened. He rejects charges of being anti American while noting disagreements with U S policy in Asia and other issues. He cites his longtime alliance as leader of the Free French since 1940.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
de Gaulle
Asia
Yale Names Women As Fellows
Yale University announced the appointment of eight women as fellows at the Yale colleges the first time women hold such posts. Among the appointees are Mrs. Mary C Wright professor of Chinese history and Miss Marie Boroff professor of English. Fellows participate in intellectual and social life of the colleges.
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Yale University
Yale
Mary C. Wright
Marie Boroff
Milkman Extinguishes Car Fire Before Firefighters Arrive
In Phoenix a milkman beat the fire department to a car blaze, stopping his truck and putting out the fire with five gallons of milk. The incident was witnessed by H B Young of Mesa who reported the details.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
H.B. Young
Mesa
Yugoslavia Receives New U S Grants for Economy
Belgrade AP The United States announced 57 million dollars in new credits to Yugoslavia to aid economic reform aimed at a more open market with less government control and subsidies. Of the total, 17 million is loan relief and 40 million finances import of U S machinery and equipment.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
C. Burke Elbrick
U.S
Yugos Slavia
Britain and Ireland sign free trade pact to end tariffs
London AP reports Britain and Ireland signed a free trade agreement eliminating tariff barriers between the two islands. Prime Ministers Sean Lemass and Harold Wilson hailed the move as a step toward ending centuries of hostility. The pact takes effect July 1 with gradual removal of import duties by 1975.
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Britain
Ireland
Sean Lemass
Irish Republic
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Goldberg urges UN peace service to replace armed conflict
United Nations, NY AP Arthur J. Goldberg urged a comprehensive UN peace service to replace armed conflict, backing a British bid to study peaceful dispute settlement, including Viet Nam. He framed the plan as a flexible, efficient substitute for war and stressed US commitment to peace in all disputes. AUCKLAND New Zealand UP1 Queen Salote of Tonga dies at 63 and is succeeded by Crown Prince Tungi as King Tupou.
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U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. General Assembly
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Viet Nam
Goldberg
United States
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New Zealand
Indonesia forms three man leadership under Sukarno
Indonesia appoints Gen Abdul Haris Nasution as deputy commander in the Supreme Operational Command along with Sultan Hamengku Buwono and Ruslan Abdulgani. The trio will oversee military economic social and political affairs under president Sukarno. Nasution will lead military matters while the sultan handles economic and general affairs and Abdulgani social politics.
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UPI
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Sukarno
Nasution
Supreme Operational Command
Sultan Hamengku Buwono
Ruslan Abdulgani
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Subandrio
Buwono
Fava
Abdulgani
Subandria
Sultan
U S funds aid India 73.5 million for development
The United States agreed to send India 73.5 million rupees from American surplus foods. Part of the money finances the Industrial Development Bank of India to refinance loans for industrial development, while the remainder goes to the Investment Corporation of India to assist private firms in planning and executing projects.
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United States
India
Industrial Development Bank of India
Investment Corp. of India
Tax bill clash tops Massachusetts House plan
Statehouse session notes the House will reject a 158 million income tax package and a 699 million budget, sending the measures to a conference committee to pare back the Senate version. Also covered are Boston liquor license seizures, UMass attempting to buy a downtown building, a disputed Turnpike property tax issue, and push to block discontinuing Boston area passenger rail service with hearings set for January.
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Umass
John W. Lederle
Thaddeus Buczko
Buczko
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Massachusetts Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Edward W. Brooke
Volpe
State Department of Public Uuilies
Massachusetts
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Springfield
Missing Man Found Living With New Family
State police disclosed that Maurice Mallion, vanished eight years earlier from Ypsilanti, is living in Cincinnati with a new wife and three children. Identified by fingerprint, he denied knowledge of his life in Michigan where he left his first wife and four children in 1997. He was arraigned after Ohio authorities turned him over to Michigan police.
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UPI
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Roy Tanner
Maurice Maltion
Robert R. White
Mallion
Tanner
Florida
Michigan
FBI's Second-in-Command Calls Campus Protests Outrageous
CHICAGO The newly appointed FBI associate director for crime records C D DeLoach condemned campus protests and street demonstrations as arrogant acts by radical nonconformists. He warned that opponents of the war and civil disobedience seek above the law, calling defiance a malignant disease and labeling demonstrators as morally immature, a shadow over campuses and communities.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
C.D. DeLoach
Viet Nam
DeLoach
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