Africans Back Steps Against South Africa at GAU talks
The Organization for African Unity urged members to tighten economic pressure on South Africa and push Ethiopia and Somalia toward direct border talks. The six day Foreign Ministers conference created a 10 nation refugee committee and planned a Cairo heads of state summit after Nyasaland independence. The ministers also called for a regional demilitarized frontier observer corps and urged Kenya and Somalia to discuss border incidents. The Ghanaian plan for a continent wide military high command was submitted without agreement.
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Plot by French Charged Again By Gen Khanh
South Viet Nam leader Gen Nguyen Khanh alleged a French Communist alliance backs terrorist bombings that killed five Americans and previously sought to kill him. He warned agents aim to overthrow his military government and neutralize South Viet Nam to end the guerrilla war.
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South Viet Nam
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Nguyen’ Khanh
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Talks Start in Bangkok Over Malaysia Conflict
Bangkok hosts a new round of ministerial talks on the Malaysia dispute with Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia present. Indonesia maintains a goal to free peoples from imperialism but seeks a peaceful settlement. Malaysian forces bolster Sarawak and Sabah amid clashes along the frontier. six people killed by Indonesian backed guerrillas.
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Thailand
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Malaysia
Philippines
Sukarno
Abdul Haris Nasution
Britain
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Asia
Middle East
Nasution
Sarawak
Sabah
Indonesian Borneo
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Tax Fraud Cases Set New Record
The Internal Revenue Service reported a record year with 1,408 tax fraud convictions, up 111 from the previous year. Court sentences totaled 293 years in jail, 2,269 years on probation, and fines reached 2.6 million dollars.
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UPS
Internal Revenue Service
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2000-Mile-Per-Hour Jet Fighter Revealed
President Johnson disclosed a plan for a 2000 mph All jet fighter during a press conference, with Sen. Richard Russell confirming ongoing tests. The aircraft, a long, missile-like craft likely single-engined, is described as a manned interceptor with potential long-range, high-altitude capabilities and advanced titanium tech.
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Johnson
Richard B. Russell
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U.S
Russia
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Navy
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
United States
Sen
Russell
Conciliation Charges in Viet Nam War Policy Debate
Senator Hugh Scott accuses President Johnson of a nervous concili ation in South Viet Nam and urges full moral resolve. Senator Jacob Javits calls for a State Department White Paper and a national address to explain U.S. policy while warning against appeasing North Viet Nam and Red China.
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Kennedy
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Red China
Soviet to Launch New Manned Space Ship This Year
STOCKHOLM Sweden UPI Yuri Gagarin says Russia will launch another manned space ship this year during his eight day visit. He denies reports of a recent Communist space disaster and states no Soviet cosmonauts have ever been killed.
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Sweden
UPI
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Public apology tendered Churchill
Richard Crossman a Labour politician and journalist apologized publicly to Sir Winston Churchill for alleging the wartime premier ordered a bombing raid out of personal pique. The apology appeared in the Sunday Telegraph with a full retraction. Churchill had threatened libel actions unless Crossman apologized and made a substantial donation to the RAF Benevolent Fund.
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UPI
Richard Crossman
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Britain
Sunday Telegraph
Churchill
Crossman
Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund
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