Walker urges Viet Cong role in future South Vietnam government
Former British foreign secretary Gordon Walker urges the United States not to rule out Viet Cong participation in a future South Vietnam government. He says the only absolute aim in a limited war in Vietnam is to keep South Vietnam free from Chinese domination. Walker argues U.S. policy lacks sufficient leverage and coherence in Vietnam.
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Boston Clerics Off for Viet Nam
Two Boston clergymen plan to travel to Viet Nam with a religious delegation to ease tensions. Rev. Dana McLean Greeley and Right Rev. Edward G. Murray join the Clergymen's Emergency Committee for Viet Nam, leaving Boston to meet leaders in Saigon and possibly Hanoi.
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Thant Report Two-Thirds Of World Faces Hunger
United Nations. Thant warned that unemployment and hunger in developing nations will likely grow over the next five years. A bleak outlook persists for economic gains before 1970, with a widening prosperity gap and two thirds of humanity below the poverty line. The UN goal of 5 percent annual growth by 1970 remains unmet.
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Frei Prepares for Nine State Visits and Papal Audience
President Eduardo Frei of Chile handed powers to his interior minister and announced a three week trip to meet at least nine heads of state. He will also seek an audience with Pope Paul VI and promote Latin American unity as a central goal.
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Suslov to Return to Soviet Duties from UN
UNITED NATIONS UPI Vladimir Pavlovicly Suslov will return to Soviet government service in mid July after serving as undersecretary for political and Security Council affairs at the UN since May 1963. Thant announced he agreed to the Soviet recall. Suslov's successor will be announced soon.
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Kadar Quits, Still Boss In Hungary
Communist party chief Janos Kadar resigned as premier but remains the top leader in Hungary. Gyula Kallai, his deputy since 1960, becomes premier while Kadar retains the central committee post. Changes aim to ease Kadar's burdens and keep his influence over party policy intact.
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LBJ Backed On Duty Free Goods Limit
Washington reports the administration won a late session victory to set the duty-free limit at 50 dollars for returning tourists. Senate Finance Committee reversed an 11 to 6 decision, aligning with an administr ation position amid balance of payments concerns. The bill also allows one quart of liquor and 200 dollars for possessions, with ships and baggage rules noted.
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Hungarian leader weighs resignation to calm public
Europe reports fear that a Red regime shift could end liberal trends and spark a Stalinist revival in Hungary. Kadar may have postponed stepping down to soothe public nerves and avoid signaling Moscow pressure.
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Revolt Downed in Machala Ecuador by Army Units
Army units patrolled Machala in El Oro Province after crushing a revolt by a small group of noncommissioned officers and soldiers. Rebels demanded constitutional government, a provisional civilian government, new schools and hospital modernization, per La Prensa correspondent.
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Brooke defends Crime Commission laxity charges at hearing
Boston politics center on the Crime Commission records dispute as Ally General Edward Brooke rejects Snow's charges of lax custody. Snow, a former police lieutenant, testifies last week urging disposal and destruction of many records. The Judiciary Committee wrestles with Volpe Brooke bills while budgets, taxes, and voter registration measures move through the Legislature.
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Debt limit set at 528 billion for one year
President Johnson signed a bill establishing a temporary national debt limit of 528 billion dollars for one year, enacted just two days before the existing ceiling would have fallen below the amount actually owed.
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Jetliner Lands After Losing Engine and Wing Tip
Pan American 707 with 153 aboard lost No 4 engine and 20 feet of wing after takeoff from San Francisco. Capt. Charles H. Kimes battled to reach Travis AFB with added power. Gear hydraulics failed, lowered manually. plane landed safely with passengers debarking via emergency chute amid relief.
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Chuck) Kimes
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HARYOU-ACT Investigator Held in Harlem Killing
In New York a self described HARYOU-ACT investigator and five youths were arrested on charges of fatally slashing Ivan Terach, 16, a Roosevelt High School student, during a Saturday night confrontation. The group, ages 15 to 17, were linked to the Barbarian Knights gang. Robert Ham s, 22, is named as the killer.
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Boston Fires Burn Fourteen Families Out in Roxbury and South Boston
AP report details three blazes Monday that destroyed tenements in Roxbury and South Boston within 73 minutes. Fourteen families homeless, nine firefighters injured including Paul Crimmins, 34, hospitalized in smoke inhalation. Damage estimated at 350,000 with Ward Street fire the most extensive, start traced to rubbish pile. earlier Roxbury fires added six more homeless families and 25,000 in damages.
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