De Gaulle Sees China As the Power in East
French President Charles de Gaulle argues that recognizing Red China is wise in a changing world to engage the largest Far East power. He urges Western contact with both Soviet and Chinese sides, shaping a potential no China policy and neutral Southeast Asia amid Vietnam tensions.
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China
East
John M. Hightower
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Far East
U.S
France
Soviet Union
Red China
Asis
Formosa
de ‘Aulle
Peking
Red Chinese
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
France to adopt two Chinas policy with Peking
Paris sources say France will recognize Communist China early next week and establish full diplomatic ties with Beijing while keeping relations with Nationalist China in Formosa. Jean Chauvel tipped as ambassador. de Gaulle to outline policy in January 31 news conference.
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White House
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China
Lester B. Pearson
Johnson
Ison
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France
Peking
Jean Chauvel
Formosa
Taipei
Charles de Gaulle
Latin America
Britain and Poland Agree on General Disarmament Talks
A communique after talks between British officials and Piotr Jaroszewicz deputy prime minister of Poland states both nations will work for progress toward general and complete disarmament. The discussions took place in London Thursday night.
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Britain
Poland
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Britain Sends Troops To Kenya Amid East African Unrest
London says British troops are placed at the Kenya government's disposal to preserve law and order. Prime Minister Kenyatta requested the aid as East Africa faces upheavals in Zanzibar Tanganyika and Uganda. Britain rushed 450 soldiers from Kenya to Entebbe after Obote sought help to quell mutinies and rioting.
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Kenya
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Duncan Sandys
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Ife
Jomo Kenyatta
East Africa
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Tanganyika
Uganda
Gbote
Kampala
Uganda Rifle Regiment
Jinja
Felix Onama
Entebbe
Obote
Footsore Ted Clayton Jr. Shoots Foot in Gun Cleaning
Footsore Houston resident Ted Clayton Jr. aged 23 shot himself in the right foot while cleaning his scatter-gun on Thursday. The same foot was injured last Friday during a squirrel hunt, according to reports from Houston.
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Ted Clayton Jr
Sukarno Renews Vow To Crush Malaysia
London reports tell of Sukarno addressing a Jakarta rally with renewed pledge to crush Malaysia while not retracting his cease-fire with Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines set for Bangkok talks. Kennedy arrives in London to brief officials on the peace mission amid cautious views of Sukarno’s stance and potential tripartite talks.
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Malaysia
London
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Jakarta
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Borneo
Communist Party
Philip
Kuala Lumpur
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Ghanaians Warned To Vote the Way They Are Told
ACCRA Ghana AP reports voters began a referendum to expand President Kwame Nkrumah power. The government press urged about three million voters to cast ballots and not vote no, claiming surveillance of nonvoters and improper ballots.
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Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghanaian Times
Nine From U.S. Endangered by Congo Guerrillas
U.N. helicopters on a mercy flight to rescue seven American missionaries and two children from Kwilu Province. The Kan dale mission is burned but families reportedly alive. Guerrillas led by Pierre Mulele killed three Belgian priests. Plane from Congo Inland Mission evacuated 23 from Mukedi to Kikwit.
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the Congo
U.N
Kwilu
Kandale
Tshikapa
Mirandale
Pierre Mulele
Antoine Gizenga
Evangelical Congo Inland Mission
Elkhart
Ind
Congo
Mukedi
Kikwit
Kwilu Province
Goldwater lashes McNamara over morale in military
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater during a three day New Hampshire tour assailed Robert McNamara as responsible for the greatest morale loss in the armed services, saying McNamara saved money but damaged morale. He warned of a trend to downgrade military leaders and questioned civil servants in charge versus seasoned officers.
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N.H
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. McNamara
Armed Services
Defense
McNamara
Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mec
Namara
Rockefeller Seeks Broad Tax Revisions For Small Business
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller urged broader revisions of tax laws to aid small business growth and argued for a national program grounded in the interdependence of large and small firms. He campaigned in New Hampshire with wife Happy to file for the March 10 primary and met voters in small communities.
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NUH
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Happy
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
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