Rosenfeld Victim Of Soviet Action Again
Stephen S. Rosenfeld 33 Moscow correspondent for the Washington Post and a 70bullet syndicate operative faced expulsion from the Soviet Union for the second time in three years. The action targeted his paper for publishing the Penkovsky memoirs, not Rosenfeld personally, as the Post weighed editorial consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Rosenfeld
Pittsfield
Stephen S. Rosenfeld
Moscow
Washington Post
The
Post
Los Angeles Times
Jay C. Rosenfeld
South Mountain Road
Oleg Vv. Penkovsky
Russia
Col. Penkovsky
West
Foreign Ministry
Rosenfeld
Newsweek
Tie
Barbara Bremson
Cranston, R.E
Soviet Union
Soviet Action Distressing Conte Says
Congressman Silvia O. Conte called Soviet action this week highly distressing noting two Berkshire County men were affected. He cited Newcomb Mott of Sheffield jailed 18 months in Murmansk for an allegedly harmless rule violation and Washington Post Moscow correspondent Stephen Rosenfeld ordered to leave Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvia O. Conte
Berkshire County
Conte
Murmansk
Newcomb Mott
Sheffield
Soviet Union
Stephen Rosenfeld
Moscow
Washington
Baby Licks Back Keeps Pup Ad Notice
In a Boston area ad a friendly ad visor seeks a home for a puppy. The note mentions a puppy that licked a baby and the advertiser deciding to keep the pup after the baby survived germs. Dial 447 7311 for details.
Mobutu Seizes Congo Power In Bloodless Coup
General Joseph Mobutu ousted President Kasavubu and Premier Kimba, suspended parts of the constitution, and declared a five year rule with a state of emergency. A premier loyal to Mobutu was named, while the West eyes recognition as parliament and cabinet reshuffles unfold amid political turmoil.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph D. Mobutu
Mobutu
Joseph Ka- Savubu
Senate
Sylvestre Mundingay
Washington
State Department
United States
Kasavubu
Hvariste Kimba
Leonard Mulamba
Kimba
Moise Tshommbe
Kasarubu
Rasavubu
Tshombe
Wkasavubu
OAS Drops Dominican Resolve
In Rio de Janeiro the inter-American foreign ministers conference voted to suspend debate on a Colombian motion criticizing U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic. The motion, backed by the Dominican Republic and Uruguay, was sent to a working committee for study after Chile proposed it be included in a conference statement reaffirming basic OAS principles. Diplomatic sources anticipate removal of the condemnatory section from the resolution. Delegates also moved toward strengthening the OAS with an alliance for progress, annual inter-American meetings, and a possible new conference next year to streamline the charter, with economic cooperation and outside aid on the agenda. The report also notes a separate San Francisco item about a teen losing a hand in a railroad “chicken” stunt.
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Rio DE Janeiro
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
United States
Dominican Republic
Chile
Betief
Uruguay
Organization of American States
OAS
English teachers warn against national testing plan
Boston AP reports Richard Corbin of the National Council of Teachers of English warns against a proposed national assessment program. He says it could become a national curriculum, moving control from local districts. He urges vigilance to keep teaching quality local and criticizes mass testing as harmful to English classes.
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Boston
Richard Corbin
National Council of Teachers of English
NCTE
Corbin
Council
United States
U.S. Office of Education
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
On Philanthropic Foundation
Hunter College High School
New York City
White House
Priceless Manuscripts Stolen From Vatican Library
Thieves stole priceless works including Petrarch and Torquato Tasso manuscripts from the Apostolic Library. Initial value estimates were 200 million lire but Vatican sources call that figure too low. Entry gained by climbing walls and breaking a window. Pope Paul VI informed and grieved.
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Vatican City
Petrarch
Orquato Tasso
Vatican
Apostolic Library
Dante
Belvedere
Apostolic Palace
Paul VI
Nicholas V
Vatican Museum
France Orbits its First Satellite into Orbit
France launched a three stage 18 ton Diamond rocket carrying the A-1 space capsule at 2 47 p m local time. The satellite weighs 83 7 pounds and lift off was delayed by sandstorms and a fuel pumping problem in the second stage.
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Paris
UPS
France
United States
Russia
Navy Ups Viet Nam Strength and Deploys Nuclear Ships
The Enterprise and Bainbridge, first nuclear powered U S Navy vessels in the Viet Nam war, joined combat stations off Saigon as 252 bombers from Guam targeted Binh Tuy Province. Allied probing actions continued with limited fighting and modest casualties reported nearby. Parishioners urged to avoid loose coins, as St Mary’s Church in Derby requests no pennies or half pennies in the collection.
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Saigon
UPC
Viet Nam
Enterprise
Bainbridge
Guam
Binh Tuy
Tanh
Western Pacific
Japan
Uut
Tri
Derby
England
UPIH
St. Mary's
Wilson pursues peace talks and a world nuclear pact
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson presses a dual track drive to end the Vietnam War and to secure a global nuclear treaty. Foreign Secretary Stewart heads to Moscow to seek terms for a world arms control pact and to urge a reconvened Geneva Conference.
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London
Iarold Wilson
Viet Nam
Michael Stewart
Moscow
Soviet Union
Stewart
Britain
Cambodia
Laos
Wilson
House of Commons
Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Run Speeds Through Weekend
The forecast calls for a period of mild weather with an average temperature about four degrees above the seasonal norm of 32. Expect cooler conditions on Monday and rain around Tuesday as the five day outlook begins.
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Penkovsky
Nikita 8. Khrushchev
Mott
UPI
Gillingham, Eneltana
LPD
Regional Football Association
Lynn Baker
Alliance For Progress
San Francisco
Terry Suluga
Terry
Associated Press
Tasse
Fasse
Italy
Wayside Inn
Vite
Mast
Sudof
Longfellow
Navy
Ban Me Thuot
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
U.S
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hanoi
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