U S Misses a Chance To Aid Peru's Poorest
Lima Peru AP reports the United States missed a chance to aid Peru's poorest amid reform efforts. President Belaunde sought an $10 million pick and shovel loan to equip 144 rural tool centers, but U S officials cited a two year approval lag and bank concerns over tool security. He secured a $10 million loan from Finland instead to fund tool pools for peasants.
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Washington
U.S
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Associated Press
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Communists Trigger Fatal Attack in Venezuela Hospital Siege
In Barquisimeto a hospital attack by FALN members left a physician and two policemen dead and another officer critically wounded. Gunmen seized a Communist leader, Jose Varraez, during government crackdowns. several theaters were also invaded with propaganda displays.
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Venezuela
Barquisimeto
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Jose Varraez
Varraez
Communist Party
Romulo Betancourt
Viet Nam Names Two Leaders in Delta Command
In Saigon two veteran Vietnamese officers Col. Pham Van Dong and Brig. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co take command of the 7th Army Division and 4th Army Corps respectively. American advisers hope stronger leadership in the Me King Delta will sharpen efforts against Viet Cong guerrillas, as the 13 delta provinces form the heart of the war.
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Viet Nam
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Pham van Dong
7Th Army
Nguyen Huu Co
4Th Army
Camau Peninsula
U.S. Command and General Staff School
Ft Leavenworth
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Moro Designated Italian Premier
President Segni named Aldo Moro leader of a new government effort in Italy. Moro waited on accepting the charge as talks with other parties began. He aims to form a left leaning coalition including the Socialists and Democratic Socialists while keeping NATO ties and limit domestic economic shifts.
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NATO
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Italy
Mme Nhu Fatigued Delays Rome Trip
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu, exhausted, has postponed her planned flight to Rome and reunion with her three younger children. An aide said she could not go on Monday night due to excessive fatigue, a doctor confirming the fatigue.
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Los Angeles
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Rome
Father and Sons Die In West Side Fire in Chicago
A West Side Chicago apartment fire killed a father and four of his young sons and injured three others. The deceased were identified as Alfred Similton, 27, and his sons Michael 6, Anthony 4, Timothy 3, and Ken 2, all Black.
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APF
West Side
Alfred) Similton
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Anthony
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Ken
Malaysia Said Threatened By Indonesian Air Force Plans
Rep. Oliver P. Bolton charged that Indonesia used late model WS transport planes to drop troops along the Malaysian border. He accused the U S of aiding Sukarno by shipping spare parts for C130s and warned grounding could occur if export licenses were denied. Bolton called the planes Indonesia's most potent military threat to Malaysia's future independence.
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UPI
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Ohio
Indonesia
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Sukarno
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U.S
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Malaya
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Crown Prince to wed Princess Anna Maria after Aug 1964
The Greek royal court announced that Crown Prince Constantine will marry Princess Anna Maria of Denmark after August 30, 1964, the princess’s 18th birthday. The engagement had been announced earlier this year.
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Greece
UPI
Constantine
Anna Maria
Denmark
Gen Hodge War Hero Dies at 70 in Walter Reed
Gen John R Hodge ret a Pacific WWII hero dies at Walter Reed Army Hospital aged 70 He had been a patient since November 6 and lived in Fayetteville North Carolina Hodge led the Americal Division and commanded the 14th Corps in Leyte Okinawa Korea and postwar occupation duties before retiring in 1953
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Washington
John R. Hodge
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Fayetteville
N.C
Hodge
Philippine Islands
South Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Leyte
Philippines
Okinawa
Korea
Republic of Korea
United States
3Rd Army
Ft. McPherson
Ft. Monrac
Liner's Hijacker Center of UN Dispute
UNITED NATIONS AP Capt. Henrique Galvao, famed for hijacking the liner Santa Maria in 1961, becomes the focus of a fresh dispute. U S diplomats warn extradition to Portugal could follow if he testifies, linking his case to Portugal’s Salazar regime and Angola’s status.
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United Nations
N.Y
Henrique Galvao
Portugal
United States
New York
Galvao
Antonio Oliveira Salazar
U. S
Sidney R. Yates
Santa Maria
Salagar
Brazil
Yates
Unite States
Io Galvao
U.S
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