China marks 16th anniversary with anti U S stance and Soviet rebuke
In Tokyo AP copy Chinese Premier Chou En-lai asserts U S imperialism faces doom even with Soviet aid while Ho Jung accuses Moscow of subversion. Izvestia urges unity in face of rising American aggression against Vietnam as Chou and People’s Daily attack Soviet leadership for aiding the United States. Ho Lung at Urumchi blasts Moscow amid frontier tensions.
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United States
Red China
Chou En-lai
U.S
Ho Jung
China
Soviet Union
America
Viet Nam
Moscow
Izvestia
Ho Lung
Urumchi
Singkiang
Peking
People’s Daily
Chau
Peking Chills Asian Parley
Asian diplomatic sources said the second Afro Asian summit may not proceed in November as planned. Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi urged anti U S imperialism as the keynote, objected to Thant attending unless in the press gallery, and opposed seating the Soviet Union as an Asian nation.
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UPI
Peking
Chen Yi
China
Chen
Algiers
U.N
Thant
Soviet Union
Agreement Reached on Aid Bill
Washington AP Senate and House conferees agreed on a compromise foreign aid bill totaling 3.99 billion dollars with a final figure of 4.218 billion behind the Senate. The deal bans aid to Indonesia and UAR unless the President deems it in national interest and allows limited aid to countries shipping material to North Vietnam with committee reporting.
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Senate
House
Johno. Pastore
D-R.l
Pastore
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Viet Nam
Congress
International Development Association
Peace Corps
Ryukyus Islands
Refugee Assistance
Inter-American Development Bank
Castro Refugee Offer Not Made Official
The State Department said Castro should present his refugee proposal through diplomatic channels and it will receive careful consideration in Washington.
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Castro
Washington
State Department
Fidel Castro
United States
Viet Cong Desertions Said Rising
Edward Ruoff, returning from 30 months in Viet Nam, told a Senate refugee study that defections from the Viet Cong are rising. He cited Long An province as a hotspot, with hamlets now inhabited by returnee families. AID’s "Chieu Hai" program promotes defections with security and governance efforts.
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Viet Nam
Edward Ruoff
Senate
Long An
Roulf
Agency For International Development
Roolf
Senate’ Subcommittee On
Plan Offered For Better Satellites
Communications Satellite Corp proposed to develop four improved satellites for Apollo and commercial use. Two would launch next summer into synchronous orbits 2,300 miles up, one over the Pacific and one near Africa. The other two would be spares for replacements. The satellites, an advanced Early Bird, would support the National Communications System and handle about 100 voice-grade circuits.
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Communications Satellite Corp
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Hawaii
Midway Island
Atlantic
Africa
Comsat
Draft Evaders Are Indicted in Boston Case
Five young men were indicted by a federal grand jury on draft noncompliance charges. George Jalbert, 20, of Grafton. Henry D. Grant Jr., 23, of Worcester. Richard S. Grader, 22, of Gill. Jeffery Whitkier, 19, of Greenfield, failed to register or report for induction. Dale B. Flynn, 26, of Saugus, a conscientious objector, faced charges for not reporting for civilian work at Massachusetts General Hospital as directed.
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George &. Jalbert
Grafton
Henry D. Grant Jr
Worcester
Richard S. Grader
Gill
Jeffery Whitkier
Greenfield
Dale B. Flynn
Saugus
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wilson Beats Strong Trade Union Revolt
Blackpool England AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson narrowly defeated a revolt by large trade unions over a wage and price policy. An emergency resolution to block the government’s plan to outlaw wildcat strikes failed on a 2,540,000 to 3,635,000 vote. The result endorsed Wilson’s program and the Labour movement’s backing for income and price controls, including possible legislation to curb wildcat strikes.
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England
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Wilson
Whole
Labor Movement
States' Compact On Education Being Drawn Up
Political and educational leaders from every state voted to create a compact for education, a partnership to address nationwide problems. A seven-member representative commission per state will study and advise without regulatory power, funded by initial fees and foundations through 1967 with later pro rata dues.
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Kansas City
Educational Commission of States
U.S. Territories
Judge Refuses Restraint on Laughlin Appointment
In Boston a judge refused to block the Wednesday oath and pending engrossment of Teo Laughlin as state commissioner of public safety. Laughlin, a Winchester resident and retired FBI agent, succeeds Frank Giles who resigned after a suspension. Caples argued he held full powers to serve Giles’ term. the judge ordered pleadings by Monday to resolve the issue.
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Harry Kalus
Secretary of State
Teo J. Laughlin
State Commissioner of Public Safety
Laughlin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New England
Winchester
Volpe
Frank
Richard R. Caples
Gov. Peabody
Caples
Lion
Giles
William J. Cowin
Kalus
US Extends Canada Visas For Woodsmen
The Labor Department said about 1,400 Canadian woodcutters received extended authorizations to stay in the U.S. pulpwood industry through October. The program covers 2,016 Canadians employed mainly in Maine with others in New Hampshire Vermont and upper New York. Applications for additional entrants are under consideration.
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Washington
Labor Department
U.S
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Upper New York
Javits Sees GOP Ousting Birchers
Wallington AP report notes Senator Javits believes the GOP will repudiates John Birch Society, while Barry Goldwater urges screening individuals rather than banning the group. Other leaders like Dirksen Ford Morton weigh in on infiltration fears and party boundaries.
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Robert Welch
GOP
Thrusten B. Morton
Birch Society
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
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Michigan
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