Viet Junta Reshuffled To Push War In Vietnam
Saigon dispatch reports Monday reshuffles in the provisional government and armed forces aimed at accelerating the war against the Viet Cong. Maj. Tran Van Don is named commander of the armed forces. Maj. Gen. Ton That Dinh relinquishes the 3rd Corps post. Trai Thien Khiem takes over the 3rd Corps as Khiem and two deputy chiefs of staff are appointed, including two exiled generals.
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East Germans Demand Brandt Presence in Wall Talks
Berlin reports show East Germany insisting on West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt's personal participation at the start of new negotiations to reopen the Wall. The demand arrives as talks on reestablishing Christmas visiting arrangements falter, and Brandt faces pressure from Western Allies to avoid gestures undermining nonrecognition aims.
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Pope Plans Encyclical On Journey and World Peace
Pope Paul VI, back from the Holy Land, may write an encyclical detailing his spiritual experiences and message of peace. Vatican sources say the 66 year old pontiff could describe inspiration from Bethlehem, with future travels likely and possibly a second encyclical on science and technology.
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Athenagoras
India
Sukarno Seeks Philippine Support in Malaysia Feud
Indonesian President Sukarno arrived in Manila seeking Philippine backing against Malaysia. A flight delay and three hour wait by President Macapagal sparked security tightening after a telephoned death threat. Foreign Minister Subandrio cited security precautions as the cause of the delay while both leaders sought a way to bridge the impasse.
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the Philippines
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France Pledges Military Aid to Cambodia
Paris says France will supply tanks trucks and planes for Cambodian forces and professors for schools as Cambodia ends U S aid. Prince Norodom Sihanouk says Paris should fulfill its Asia role after Cambodia orders American missions to depart by January fifteenth.
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Norodom Sihanouk
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Two Way Tourism Urged By U S In Soviet Talks
In Moscow American negotiators pressed for easing Soviet travel and information limits under a two year renewal of the cultural exchange. Fay D Kohler urged broader two way contacts while Sergei Romanovsky raised Soviet objections to United States control over private organizational contacts. He noted Soviet social groups are state controlled. Last year 15 000 Americans visited the Soviet Union and only 100 Russians traveled to the United States.
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Russian Committee For
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State Committee For
Romanovsky
United States
State Department
Soviet Union
Nehru Confined to Bed in India
Prime Minister Nehru, 74, was confined to bed today with high blood pressure and advised to rest two weeks. An official statement said there is no cause for anxiety and all public engagements were cancelled at the annual Congress meeting in Bhubaneswar. He has battled a urinary tract infection since 1962.
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India
Apy
Nehru
Congress Party
Water fluoridation expands to 23 Massachusetts towns
Boston AP reports the state department of public health announced fluoridation in 23 communities led by Newton, a Boston suburb of 92,000. Cambridge has stopped fluoridation recently, and Concord has fluoridation limited to a small 300 person section of its 13,000 population.
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State Department of Public Health
Department
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Cambridge
Concord
Orthodox Russians Observe Christmas In Doomed Church
Moscow observers Christmas at the Cathedral of the Epiphany as authorities say the 18th century cathedral will be torn down for a reconstruction plan. The church, tied to the Julian calendar, marked a late Christmas with Patriarch Alexei likely attending his last service at the landmark.
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UPI
Eprphany
Alexei
Dubious Favors From Secret Admirer Puzzle Columbus Woman
Laura Williams, 51, reported ten calls from an unidentified man who she believes sent two fire department squads, two taxi cabs, and delivered two pizzas to her Columbus home on Sunday. She told police she is puzzled by the suspected prank and suspects a secret admirer.
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Ohita
Laura Williams
Fire Department
Scranton Proposes Record 1964 Budget No New Taxes
Gov William Scranton proposed a record general fund budget of 1.168 billion for 1964 65, up 59 million, with no tax increases. He called it a non stand out document signaling continued state growth and a stronger Pennsylvania. The plan relies on unused appropriations and revenues to balance the budget while Scranton grows as a possible Republican presidential candidate.
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Harrisburg
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Govree
U S Envoy Returns to Honduras After Coup
The United States plans to restore ambassador Charles Burrows to Honduras, ending a wave of diplomatic withdrawal after the October coup. Burrows will depart Washington tonight and arrive to begin duties Wednesday.
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Honduras
Washington
UPI
United States
State Department
Charles BR. Burrows
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