Earthquake Rakes Azores Island Sao Jorge
Medicine and food rush reach Velas on Sao Jorge after a six day quake series collapses 1,600 buildings and leaves thousands homeless. refugees moved by U S and allied ships from Terceira using landing craft from Lajes air base. Portugal dispatches troops and relief to the Azores archipelago amid speculation of undersea volcanic activity.
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Algeria Morocco sign final peace pact ending border clash
President Ahmed Ben Bella announced in Algiers that Algeria and Morocco have signed a final agreement to end the border conflict that brought them to the brink of war last October.
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UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Morocco
US Britain Ordered Out Of Zanzibar
Zanzibar's revolutionary government ordered the expulsion of all American and British diplomatic personnel. Donald K. Petterson, 33, U S third secretary, was given 24 hours to depart. The British high commissioner Timothy L. Crosthwait and his nine staff were also ordered to leave within 24 hours. Frederick P. Picard III and four American newsmen had already been expelled.
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Dar ES Salaam
Yanganyika
Zanzibar
United States
Britain
Donald K. Petterson
U. S
Frederick P. Picard
Timothy L. Crosthwait
Flip-Top Ship Aims to Aid Ocean Research Off California
A 155-foot steel vessel designed to ride on its stern with 39 feet showing above water may frighten unwary mariners this year. It uses ballast tanks to tilt and lower the superstructure for enhanced sonar study. The University of California leads the research efforts reported in Steel Facts by the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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LOS Angeles
California
American Iron and Steel Institute
University of California
Pilot Fatally Shot Over Viet Nam Near Saigon
A U S Air Force pilot and his Vietnamese observer were believed killed when Communist guerrillas shot down a 12B fighter south of Saigon during an eagle flight raid. The incident increases American deaths in South Vietnam since January 1961 to 181.
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Saignon
South Viet Nam
UPS
Saigon
Terrorism Blamed On Secret Congress Near Saigon
U S officials say a secret Viet Cong congress of about 130 rebels triggered bombings that killed six Americans and wounded 87 since Feb I The rebel meeting reportedly ran Jan 3 to 8 in Tay Ninh province about 60 miles northeast of Saigon where guerrillas operate in a liberated area
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Viet Nam
U.S
National Congress
Tay Ninh
Areca
Rubens Theft Recovered. Youth Confesses
In Brussels a 17th century Rubens painting titled Negroes Heads was recovered after a burglary at the Brussels Ancient Arts Museum. A 19 year old, Andre Beugnies, was arrested in a telephone booth while calling the curator. He claimed he acted alone and had sought a ransom of 859000 francs.
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Brussels
Belgium
Andre Beugnies
Beugnies
Raymond Charles
Georges van Caeckenbergh
Aid to Ethiopia Denied by U S Airlift Report
CAIRO AP The United States denied claims it conducted an emergency airlift of arms to Ethiopia amid border clashes with Somalia. An informed Cairo source said at least three U S transports flew weapons from West Germany after Haile Selassie asked for help. State Department called the airlift unconfirmed.
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Cairo
United States
Ethiopia
Somalia
U. S
West Germany
Haile Selassie
State Department
Washington
Hijacked Pilot Returning Home From Havana Flight
Richard Wright of Miami a 23 year old pilot forced to fly to Havana by two Cuban hijackers returns to Miami aboard the hijacked plane. He spent overnight with Cuban military authorities then released and says he was treated politely and questioned by an officer who spoke good English.
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Havana
UPI
Richard Wright
Miami
Piot
Wright
U. S
Cuba
Amercan
Polish American Relations Improve Says U.S. Ambassador
John M. Cabot, the U.S. ambassador to Poland, said in Helsinki that Polish American relations are improving. Cabot, who served as U.S. minister to Finland from 1930 to 1932, is visiting friends and noted ongoing difficulties between Democratic and Communist states, but credited the Johnson administration with making progress.
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Finland
UPI
John M. Cabot
U. S
Poland
Cabot
Warsaw
Johnson
OAS To Study Cuba Activity In Venezuela
The Organization of American States will hear findings by an inter American commission alleging Cuba sought to topple Venezuela through propaganda arms and terror. The report accuses Fidel Castro’s regime of beaming broadcasts from Radio Havana discrediting President Romulo Betancourt, funding subversive actions, training Venezuelans for violence, smuggling four tons of arms, and drafting a plan to seize Caracas.
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Wasiington
Organization of American States
Inter- American Commission
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Radio
Havana
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Caracas
Professor Jailed in Ga For Contempt
ATLANTA AP A white professor at Spelman College was sentenced to 20 days in jail for contempt after remarks as a character witness in a case involving a white Spelman coed charged under Georgia Anti-Trespass Laws. Drimmer said he had no Communist affiliations, prompting the judge to call the remark a gross insult to the court.
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Atlanta
Melvin Drimmer
Spelman College
Spelman
Drimmer
William Spence
Communist Party
Durwood Pye
Omega minus particle upends nuclear chaos claim
London researchers announce the omega minus a new sub atomic particle revealing a fundamental law of physics found with high energy tools at Brookhaven and CERN. Prominent theorists credit Y Ohnaki Murray Gell Mann Yuval Newman Abdus Salam and J C Ward with key roles in the breakthrough, built from Chnuki's Rochester conference work in 1960.
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London
Paul T. Matthews
Imperial College
Royal Society
The
New Scientist
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
L.L
Center For European Nuclear Research
CERN
Geneva
Switzerland
Y. Ohnaki
Japan
Murray Gell- Mann
United States
Yuval Ne’man
Israel
Abdus Salam
J. C. Ward
Chnuki
Rochester
N.Y
Age Is the Answer at Kentucky Colleges
Lexington AP reports that persons over 65 will soon be allowed to enroll in any regular course at the University of Kentucky or its community colleges without casting in. The policy change aims to widen access to higher education for older adults.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Yugoslavia Criticizes US Aid Cutoff Policy
Belgrade government spokesman Dusan Blagojevic said the United States has reverted to cold war tactics by cutting off aid to Yugoslavia for trading with Cuba. He accused Washington of undermining free trade and international relations, noting the financial impact was small but the political signal significant.
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Belgrade
United States
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Dusan
Blagojevic
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Premier 1
Fidel Castro
U.S
Mansfield Backs France on Viet Nam
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged colleagues to consider France’s plan for neutralizing Viet Nam as a possible path to stability in Southeast Asia. He criticized De Gaulle’s recognition of Red China but praised his sense of history and statesmanship while warning against turning the Vietnamese war into an American war and supporting a major U S withdrawal by 1965.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Mansfield
France
Red China
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Robert
McNamara
South Viet Nam
One-Sided Action Cited as Discrimination Measure
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