Harib Falls To Royalist Forces In Yemen Clash
Harib, a key republican stronghold in southeast Yemen, fell to royalist forces in a bloody battle. The loss heightens tensions along the border with the Federation of South Arabia, with British-backed forces warning against any move to retake Harib. Royalists, aided by Murad tribesmen, reportedly recaptured the town about two weeks ago despite republican claims.
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Ball Plans NATO Talks In Paris And Italy
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball will spend two days in Paris for NATO discussions with officials and representatives from other NATO nations. He will then attend an unofficial Bilderberg group meeting on Atlantic community affairs at Villa d Este in Cerinobia, Italy before returning to Washington.
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Rhee bedridden at 90 in Honolulu hospital
Former Korean president Syngman Rhee, age 90, is bedridden and paralyzed at Mamalani Hospital on the eve of his birthday. He has been a patient for over three years, immobilized but well cared for. In Honduras, Col Oswaldo Lopez Arellano, 43, was declared president by the National Assembly after leading the military junta that toppled Dr Ramon Villeda Morales in October 1953.
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Blockade Against Reds Established in N Laos
A nine month secret U S operation appears to have created a block against Communist infiltration in northern Laos. Meo tribesmen, now armed with modern carbines, clash with Pathet Lao forces while U S advisers and supplies flow through small airstrips. The conflict tests Geneva 1962 neutrality and U S secrecy justifies its legal backing with Lao government approval.
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White backs bill to end presidential primary in Massachusetts
Secretary of State Kevin H. White and Rep. William M. Bulger urged the Election Laws Committee to back a plan replacing the presidential primary with state primaries and district conventions. The measure aims to cut costs and boost grassroots participation by shifting select duties to ward and town committees and district conventions.
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Bonn Israel aid pact reported in West Germany talks
Bonn has secured a planned economic aid pledge from Israel to replace military aid, with Kurt Birrenbach returning for final talks aimed at establishing diplomatic ties by May. Officials expect credentials by May 1 and monitor Arab reactions as negotiations continue in Cairo and Algiers.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Germany
Gaullist Leader Warns Europe Against Relying on U.S. Guidance
In Strasbourg debates the Gaullist deputy El Lipkowski urged Europe to stay independent in foreign policy, warning that Atlanticism ties Europe to American policy and undermines its own maneuvering. He argued Europe must be European and self determining or risk losing autonomy. The session also featured remarks on a potential 1968 treaty and divergent views among six member governments.
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Ceylon Votes End Bandaranaike Rule. Senanayake Becomes PM
Dudley Senanayake, pro Western conservative, sworn in as prime minister in Colombo as Mrs. Bandaranaike resigns after her Freedom Party’s defeat in the elections. Jubilant crowds cheer, firescrackers light the night, and the new government promises to improve relations with the United States and other Western nations.
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Bandaranaike
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