V E Day marked by moon shot parade and Zhukov return
Moscow marked the 20th anniversary of V E Day with Lunik 5 the new moon shot a 110 foot rocket display and a Kremlin parade featuring Marshal Georgi Zhukov His appearance followed years out of public view and Western observers questioned the solid fuel claim while Malinovsky urged a world renunciation of nuclear weapons The celebration included broader peace appeals and warnings about U S and Western actions.
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Reds Release Few Details On Lunik Five Moon Shot
Moscow reports Lunik Five, the Soviet Union's new moon probe, is in space on an unspecified mission. Tass said the craft weighs 3427 pounds and is functioning normally but withheld specifics until scientists confirm success.
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British Press Lashes LBJ On Caribbean
London editors attack President Johnson for Dominican Republic intervention. Sunday papers warn he abandons peaceful coexistence rules and show heavy strain on allies. Editorials compare Johnsons actions to past British and Suez era debates while urging restraint and unity.
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Burial arrangements for Delgado stir Lisbon shrug
LISBON Portugal UPI Burial arrangements for Gen Humberto Delgado, opposition leader and Salazar foe, are not government concern, Foreign Office spokesman said today Delgado was beaten to death in Lisbon and the case sharpens public clash with Salazar regime.
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McCarthy Threatens to Name Names in State Jobs Culling
Massachusetts official John J. McCarthy pledges to reveal individuals and jobs he deems redundant as he reshapes state administration. He will seek legislative approval to cut positions, else expose names and duties to press scrutiny. Richardson links tax policy to manufacturing job losses and urges sales tax adoption. Volpe signs law allowing police to live outside their jurisdiction within 10 miles while remaining in the state.
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Leopold Figl Dies Former Austrian Chancellor
Leopold Figl died at 62 in Vienna after a long kidney illness. He was Austria’s first postwar chancellor and helped secure the Austrian State Treaty ending 17 years of occupation. A staunch anti Communist, he had been jailed by the Gestapo and endured seven years in Nazi camps, including Dachau.
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Body Identified Near Badajoz Confirms Delgada Link
The Spanish government confirmed on Saturday that the body found near the frontier village of Badajoz weeks ago is that of Delgada. The confirmation ties the case to ongoing investigations into his disappearance and related events in the region.
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Sihanouk Says Cambodia Rejected Consular Ties
Phnom Penh Cambodia US relations stand in limbo after Cambodia breaks diplomatic ties with the United States Khmer News Agency reports secretary of state Dean Rusk notified Cambodia the US does not want consular relations. With no diplomatic ties the two nations would have no official relations.
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Governors Hill Governors clash with federal school policy stance
Nine Southern governors criticized HEW and Education Commission interpretations on school integration. In a joint statement led by Georgia Governor Carl Sanders they warned federal overreach endangers public education and urged Congress to reassess rules for U S funds.
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Kashmir Riots Protest Exile of a Sheik
Four people were killed and many arrested during a weekend riot in Kashmir over India's exile of Sheik Mohammed Abdullah. Supporters claim higher deaths and arrests, while police dispute numbers. Abdullah, leader of the Abdullah movement, was seized in New Delhi on return from abroad and is held incommunicado in Ootacamund.
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