Peking Loses Face Over Afro-Asian Conference Delay
In Algiers the Asian African conference was postponed to November 5 amid protests and a bombed conference site. China, backed by Algeria and other states, faces a political setback as foreign ministers set an Oct 28 meeting ahead of the rescheduled summit.
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Viet Nam
Nuns and Children Rescued From Congo Rebel Holdout
Nineteen European women including 15 nuns and two children were freed from a jungle hideout in northern Congo after a monthlong ordeal. A mercenary patrol rescued them, ending fears they had been killed after rebels seized them on June 1 following a massacre of 31 Dutch and Belgian priests. Three dozen other whites remained missing but signals suggested continued danger near Bondo and Bula.
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the Congo
UPI
Congo
Buta
Miss Margaret. Hayes
Bondo
Bula
Shooting Erupts Again in Dominican City
In San Francisco de Macorís interior Dominican Republic, fresh gunfire erupted Sunday after eight killed last Friday. Forces loyal to Maj. Gen. Imbert Barrera moved into the city as observers warned a new outbreak could occur. Police feared armed civilian supporters of Col. Camano Deno regrouped in hills near Pimentel, about 20 miles east.
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Dominican Republic
UPI
San Francisco de Macoris
Antonio Imbert Barrera
San Francisco
Francisco Caamano Deno
Feaster
Pimentel
Bing's Horse Wins At the Irish Derby
In Dublin Meadow Court won the Irish Derby at Curragh Rare Track as Bing Crosby sang a verse of When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Crosby had just acquired a one third share for an undisclosed price and collected 52,940 dollars of the 155,820 dollar first prize.
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Ireland
Bing Crosby
Meadow Court
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Crosby
Max Bell
Actor Steve Cochran Dies Aboard Rogue Off Guatemala
International report says Hollywood actor Steve Cochran died at sea aboard the 4 foot schooner Rogue near Guatemala from acute pulmonary edema induced by infection. Two Mexican women aboard said he fell ill June 13 and died June 15 after steering and repairs failed. The boat was towed to Champerico by a tuna boat Bel Jo Portugal.
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Champerico
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Cochran
U.S
Ir Guatemala
Herbert Horowitz
Miss Monteros
Acapulco
Costa Rica
Bel Jo
Portugal
Italian Movie Men Fined for Obscenity
Renato Castelani, a movie producer and director, and eight theater managers each received suspended two month jail terms for making and showing an obscene film in a Rome case reported by AP.
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ROME
Renato Castelani
Peace Plea and U.N. Anniversary in San Francisco
The United Nations marked its 20th birthday with leaders from seven faiths in a three day San Francisco commemoration at Cow Palace attended by about 7,000. The event featured moments of silence and a post session clash over UN finances as the Soviet envoy questioned U.S. policy in Vietnam and U Thant urged restraint to avert wider war. President Johnson met with U Thant, and diplomats signaled possible U.S. aid aligned with Britain's $10 million pledge and other donor countries to restore UN solvency.
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Great Britain
Diplomatic Limousine Ordered Off New Jersey Turnpike
New Jersey State Police escorted the Senegalese ambassador's chauffeur driven limousine off the Turnpike after radar showed 43 mph in a 60 mph zone. The car, driven by N Diaga Diop and carrying the ambassador's wife, had previous speed warnings from February 1963.
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Ousmane Diop
New England Votes In Congress on coinage amendments
In Washington the New England delegation split on three coinage amendments and backed the bill to remove silver from dimes and quarters. All New England senators opposed the 165 million ounce silver stockpile and the 30 percent silver plan. House passage backed the Area Redevelopment Act extension with most New England members voting for and several not voting. In London, South African defense secretary J P de Villiers was reported as fairly satisfactory after a mild heart attack aboard a plane.
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Aiken
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R-N.h
Dodd
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D - Mass
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Muskie
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Pell
D-Nev
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Burke
Daddario
D - Conn
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Dri
Giaimo
Brabowski
Hathaway
Huot
D-N.h
Monagan
O'Neill
D-Mass
St. Onge
Bates
R-Mass
Cleveland
Conte
R - Mass
Irwin
Keith
Martin
Marse
Stafford
Donohue
Macdonald
Philbin
London
J. P. de Villiers
Democratic Tax Plan Slammed by Volpe in Massachusetts
Massachusetts politics heated as Democratic plan to raise 203.3 million via higher income taxes faces GOP counter. John A. Volpe criticizes the proposal as an across the board pay cut, urging his 214.5 million plan a 3 percent sales tax alternative that would exempt essentials. Senate President Maurice Donahue and House Speaker John Davoren presented the Democratic view to pharmacists at the 84th Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association convention.
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Boston
Masachusetts
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
House
John F.X. Davoren
Milford
Priest Barred From Alabama Leaves for Vermont Transfer
The Rev Maurice Ouellet says he is barred from Alabama and has held his last Mass at Saint Elizabeths mission in Selma. He plans to transfer to Winooski Vermont at Edmundite headquarters and says he would welcome another South assignment if permitted.
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Ald
Maurice Ouellet
Alabama
Saint Elizabeth’s
Winooski
Edmundite Fathers
South
Father Ouellet
Thomas J. Toolen
Mobile-Birmingham
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