Aussies Arrested In Anti-Agnew Protest In Canberra
Police swarmed a crowd outside Parliament House as Vice President Agnew met Australian Prime Minister John Gorton. Fifteen demonstrators were arrested amid chants against the CIA. Agnew later toured the embassy area and met officials before departing for New Zealand.
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New Zealand
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Infiltration Rate Not Clear Hanoi Intentions
U S officials say North Vietnamese infiltration into South Vietnam does not by itself indicate Hanoi plans. A rise in truck traffic through Eastern Laos and a logistics buildup near the A Shau Valley suggests possible options, though one official notes offensives can occur without infiltration cues.
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Statehouse debate targets welfare costs and controls
Western Massachusetts lawmakers pressed the Social Welfare Committee for tighter welfare controls. Proposals include capping aid to the last domiciled state, centralizing purchasing, and opposing price markups. Debates touched on residency, funding shifts, and enforcement. The King birthday commemoration and other measures followed in the same session.
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Dave N. Vigneault
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
Congress
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Israel
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Windsors on TV Duke Sticks to Tobacco Despite Duchess
The Duchess of Windsor said she would like to head an advertising agency while the Duke claimed his doctor advised smoking marijuana over tobacco but he would not try it. In a BBC television interview from Paris the couple discussed their lives, royal history, and views on golf, youth, and Loneliness among the elderly.
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Spain
Portugal
Duke and Duchess
U S Youths Win Cuban Award In Cane Harvest
In Mexico City AP reports 216 American youths from the We Shall Overcome Brigade earned a prize for cutting 25 million pounds of sugar cane in Cuba. The group of 125 boys and 91 girls joined Fidel Castro’s harvest near Havana since mid December, averaging about two tons per day per person.
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Astrology Delays Indian Parliament Budget Session Start
New Delhi AP reports Indira Gandhi's government will start the budget session on a Friday Feb 2 breaking the Monday tradition. The decision may follow astrologers advice and will cost MPs an extra 9300 in allowances for two nonworking days Saturday and Sunday.
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