De Gaulle Off Hook In Taipei Break
Paris says Nationalist China's move to sever relations with France relieves Charles de Gaulle from a diplomatic bind. De Gaulle had linked Southeast Asian influence to recognizing Red China and Taipei acted to avoid tying France to Chiang Kai-shek. No public French reaction followed.
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Somalia asks U.N. for Security Council action over Ethiopian clash
United Nations in New York headlines report Somalia urging a Security Council meeting to address acts of aggression by Ethiopia over a long standing border dispute. Mogadishu government sources say Ethiopian casualties include soldiers killed and Somali losses total 14 dead and 34 wounded amid weekend fighting. President Osman accuses Ethiopia of aggressive provocative acts and declares a state of emergency.
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Beauty Exonerated Of Lingerie Theft
Miss Universe queen Leta Maria Vargas faced charges for stealing girdles and panties from a discount store. Her attorney said the charges were withdrawn Monday as a misunderstanding. The case involved Vargas, Miss Universe, and relatives, due to a language barrier at the store.
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Kurdish Rebels and Iraq Agree To Cease Fighting
Beir ut Lebanon Cal Abdel Salam Arif Iraqs president and Gen Mustafa Barzani Kurdish rebel leader announced peace talks resumed. Arif pledged to free Kurdish prisoners end the blockade and Barzani proclaimed an immediate cease fire. Proclamation signed and read on the radio endorsed Kurdish rights within a single Iraqi nation and promised a provisional constitution and amnesty.
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Newsmen barred from Guantanamo visits by U S defense
The Defense Department said it does not believe government sponsored travel of reporters to Guantanamo is in the national interest amid the U S Cuba crisis. A British Daily Telegraph reporter was already at the base, with no clear path for civilian access.
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House Senate Agree on Withholding
Washington UPI quick accord by House Senate conferees on withholding rate in the new tax cut bill could lift take home pay as early as March. The aim is 14 percent withholding this year with speedy passage to Johnson for signature.
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Johnsons Cuban Order Implemented Quickly
The Defense Department announced that civilian workers at Guantanamo Naval Base will be terminated and a permanent water plant installed to boost self sufficiency. The plan follows a Navy survey to McNamara with no firm count on how many of the 3,000 Cuban workers will be fired.
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Reapportioning Pushed by Court In Connecticut
A panel of federal judges intends to reapportion the Connecticut General Assembly unless the legislature acts swiftly. With no session until January, a special session would be needed. Governor John Dempsey had no immediate plan for such a session. The Senate and House maps were ruled unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment guaranteeing equal protection.
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