United States and allies recognize Zanzibar government
The United States Britain and six Commonwealth nations recognized Zanzibar’s new leftist government led by President Abeid Karume. Diplomats Carlucci and Peterson returned to Zanzibar City as relations move toward neutrality. Canada Australia New Zealand Malaysia Pakistan and India also recognized Karume’s regime.
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Abeid Karame
Spice Islands
Africa
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Australia
New Zealand
Malaysia
Pakistan
India
Karume
Carlucci
William Leonhart
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Yika
Greek Queen Is Taken 111, King Improves
ATHENS Greece UPI reports Queen Frederika, at her husband King Pauls bedside since his operation, is ill with symptoms of pneumonia. The king, 62, is in good condition after a quiet night. He suffers from a narrowing between stomach and intestine due to an old ulcer. tests show no malignancy.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
Frederika
Paul
Next Ranger Moon Probe Delayed to End of May
CAPE KENNEDY UPI America s next Ranger moon probe once set for launch this week is delayed until the end of May at the earliest due to a shutdown of the deep space tracking network in April and early May for two Mariner Mars missions. Mars probes take priority as Mars aligns with Earth only once every two years.
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Congo Rebels Kill Two Teachers at Mission
LEOPOLDVILLE AP Congo rebels armed with spears attacked the Makan zika Roman Catholic mission in Kwilu province killing two Belgian teachers, Jacques Bollaerts 25 and Robert Marechal 24, and wounding two Canadian priests and a Belgian trader. The assault follows a six month revolt led by ex education minister Pierre Mulele, with more than 1200 Congolese and six whites killed. Mission members reported the attack and noted they were among the last whites in the rebel area.
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Robert Marechal
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Libya refuses renewal of foreign bases pact in Tripoli
Libya says it will not renew agreements allowing United States and Britain to keep bases on Libyan soil. The U.S. pact runs to 1971 and the British to 1973. Nasser had urged end to foreign bases, including Wheelus Air Base and depots at Tripoli Benghazi and El Adam.
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Britain
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Africa
Ben-Bhazi
el Adam
Gabon Cabinet Dissolved by Mba
In Libreville Gabon President Leon Mba dissolved his cabinet Sunday night after a brief military revolt unseating him. He postponed the national assembly election to April 12 and said government affairs will be managed by technicians. His party has entered the slate of candidates for the elections, originally set for Sunday after French troops quelled the revolt.
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Two U S Captains Wounded by Viet Nam Booby Traps
In Saigon area, two U S Army captains were slightly wounded by mine fragments and a spiked foot trap during a plantation country operation about 30 miles north of Saigon. A Vietnamese soldier was killed by the mine explosion.
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Moscow to denounce China in new ideological clash
London based UPI report says Soviet Premier Khrushchev will issue a broad accusation against Mao Tse tung regime for ideological heresy and splitting the international Communist movement as Moscow abandons appeasement efforts toward Beijing.
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Peking envoy arrives in Paris without embassy
Communist China's first diplomatic envoy to France lands at Gare de Lyon with only a hotel room for an embassy. Charge dAffaires Sung Chih kuang meets French and foreign diplomats, pledges to deepen economic and cultural ties as negotiations for an ambassador exchange progress. Observers speculate Sung may seek the Nationalist embassy on Avenue Georges V, while UNESCO recognizes Taipei as China.
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CIA Faces Backlash Over Public Claim on Soviet Economy
Washington reports reveal the CIA publicized an assessment of the Soviet economy for the first time, saying Russia’s growth slowed, gold reserves shrank, and it might need billions in trade credits. The move drew bipartisan criticism over policy aims and source protection, while some supporters defended public disclosure.
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Warning on propaganda and love danger
A speaker warns that propaganda pervades all life areas including romance and warns men that female smiles lure them toward disaster. He urges caution, saying the new generation ignores past lessons and misreads women’s signals, advising to look before leaping.
Survivors From British Ship Arrive at Portland Harbor
Coast Guard cutter Coos Bay returned to Portland Maine with survivors and the body of the Ambassador’s master after the sunken British freighter’s crew and 14 seamen were lost in the Atlantic storm. Surviving crew included nine rescued by the Norwegian ship Fruen, while rescue operations included a Covid appendicitis incident aboard.
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Ohio
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England
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Maine
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Elbe
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Halifax
Death Strip Cleared in Berlin Near Wall
East Berlin authorities blew up three apartment blocks near the Wall in the French sector, emptied long ago, to create a death strip for border guards and watching refugees. The demolitions followed advance notice to West police.
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