Cuban Zanzibar Links Confirmed
NEW YORK press reports of ties between Zanzibar and Castro's Cuba are supported by this writer with experiences from June 1962 in Havana. Ali Mahfoudh Mohammed, Zanzibar leader, urged a revolution to end feudal rule and linked Zanzibar's fate to Castro's model, saying change would come after a revolutionary baptism.
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Stanleyville Police Rising Is Quelled
Congolese government reports quell a Stanleyville police mutiny with army disarming a battalion. No violence reported. Meanwhile missionaries arrive in Leopoldville as Kwilu province faces mass killings by rebels. Ruth Hege, a Baptist missionary, is treated for a shoulder wound after U.N. rescue.
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Rusk pledges no U S troop cut in Korea
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told South Korean President Park that U S forces in Korea will not be reduced. The 50,000 US troops and 600,000 South Korean soldiers would remain as they are for now. A joint communique affirmed ready measures to meet the Communist threat and ongoing US Korea cooperation.
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Lee Mu-rak
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Luther Hodges
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Tokyo
Sukarno Vexed by Leaflet Message on Cease Fire
Indonesian President Sukarno criticized leaflets dropped by Malaysian planes in North Borneo calling rebels surrendering as the cease-fire nears its fifth day. He ordered Foreign Minister Subandrio to probe the leaflets allegedly signed by Donald Stephens Sabah Chief Minister, noting confusion over a cease-fire order.
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Malaysia
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US rejects global bomber destruction plan at Geneva
U S officials rejected a Soviet call to destroy all bomber fleets. They hope Tsarapkan may favor an informal idea to retire obsolete bombers, with Dean Rusk proposing one for one destruction of B47s and Badger bombers but excluding certain supersonic models.
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McNamara Amends Report On South Vietnam War
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said there has been a noticeable improvement in the war against Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam and that he is encouraged by progress over the last two weeks. He cautioned the delta region south of Saigon remains grave and noted more U.S. troops may be withdrawn as closures of military bases are planned for March, with smaller installations affected and Navy aids excluded.
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North Viet Nam Convicts Six Spies for US
A North Viet Nam military court convicted six men of spying for the United States and sentenced them to prison terms ranging from 4 to 15 years, according to New China News Agency reports from Tokyo.
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United States
New China News Agency
Shriver Spurns V P Attempt
U S Peace Corps chief R Sargent Shriver said he has no aspirations for the vice presidency but would not rule out public office. He left Bangkok for Washington via Tokyo after a two day Thailand visit tied to the Peace Corps. He is the brother in law of the late President Kennedy and has been mentioned as a possible running mate for President Johnson.
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Fame teeth wearers warned about plate embarrassment
An advice note promotes PAS a alkaline non acid powder to sprinkle on false teeth to hold them more firmly. It claims the product prevents souring and checks bad breath and odor and is available at drug counters.
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