Vatican Paper Assails Ties With Peking
The Vatican publication L Osservatore della Domenica says Red China is a growing world force and that nonrecognition remains a political reality for NATO, with Britain having recognized Beijing in 1958. The editorial also critiques De Gaulle for a prestige policy and notes Mao Zedong’s republic’s ascendancy.
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Laborite Paper In Great Britain Doomed by Sale
London The Daily Herald, long a Labour organ, will cease this fall and be replaced by an independent daily The Sun. Trades Union Congress to sell its 49 percent Herald stake to International Publishing Corp for 210,000, after union rejection. Herald circulation 1,308,000 but loses over 2.24 million annually in ads. Sun expected to be popular and free of ties. Alessandrini notes France’s move toward recognizing Communist China and de Gaulle’s prestige policy as a test to Atlantic solidarity.
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Apollo Model Next Payload For Saturn 1
NASA and press reports describe the Saturn 1 flight as a landmark test lifting a 37,700 pound satellite and proving first stage thrust. The April target to orbit a model Apollo man to the moon craft signals steps toward landing astronauts on the moon this decade.
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German Youth Skis to Freedom Across Death Strip
An 11-year-old East German locksmith apprentice skied through the Communist border death strip into West Germany using wire cutters to breach the barbed wire. He tested the ground with a knapsack for mines, none detonated, and reached Karlsruhe to join his brother who fled in 1960.
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Ireland appoints two new ambassadors to Canada and UN
Dublin list reports Cornelius Cremin, former ambassador to London and Paris, named Irish delegate to the United Nations. The current ambassador to Canada since 1960 is reassigned as ambassador to Washington.
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Dutch Princess Irene Converts to Catholicism
THE HAGUE Princess Irene second daughter of Queen Juliana has become a Roman Catholic She is 24 and second in line after Crown Princess Beatrix formerly a member of the Dutch Reformed Church The royal house long Protestant issued a statement saying they respect her choice and she may choose her own religion
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Panama Peace Talks Fail and OAS Crisis Meeting Sought
Washington reports negotiations for a peaceful U S Panama solution collapsed prompting Panama to seek an emergency OAS foreign ministers meeting. Ambassador Moreno delivered Panama’s note accusing U S forces in the Canal Zone and demanding a new canal treaty to replace the 1903 arrangement.
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Douglas-Home rejects meeting Mao in Britain or China
London UPI Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home rejected a proposal to invite Communist Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung to Britain or to visit Mao in Peking. He said an immediate meeting with Mao is not practical.
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Burlington GE Given Contract For Vulcan Gun
The Army's Boston Procurement District awarded a $517,000 contract to General Electric Co. in Burlington for the design and production of two forward area air defense systems built around the Vulcan aircraft gun. The project marks the first government funded evaluation of Vulcan as a ground weapon.
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