China claims shot down US plane over South China
Tokyo reports Peking says Chinese interceptors downed one of four U.S. fighters entering Chinese airspace near North Vietnam. U.S. officials deny missions over Communist China and will comment after investigating possible flight paths. China calls the intrusion a war provocation and vows retaliation.
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Brazilian Ex President Faces Subversion Probe
Former President Juscelino Kubitschek must appear before two military boards investigating Communist subversion. He arrived from 16 months in exile to crowds of supporters and declared he fights communism. Early returns show his followers leading in Guanabara and Minas Gerais.
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Juscelino Kubitschek
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Joao Goulart
Guanabara
Minas Gerais
New Satellite Tests Shielding of Radiation
A satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base used an Atlas intercontinental missile to reach orbit with a maximum altitude of 1.30 miles. The package included an aerospace research satellite a dummy satellite and a science pod to test personal radiation shielding and to map and monitor space radiation.
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India Refuses to Pay for U.N. Kashmir Peace Force
India, claiming Pakistani aggression, refuses to finance the new U.N. peacekeeping force in Kashmir. Ambassador Gopalaswami Parthasarathi notified Secretary General U Thant in a letter intended for publication as a Security Council document, saying India cannot participate in funding the observers dispatched to the subcontinent.
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India protests to Pakistan over alleged outrages and ceasefire violations
New Delhi formally protested to Pakistan accusing it of shocking outrages against Indian diplomatic personnel in Karachi and violations of the U.N. cease-fire. The note, the first formal exchange since the undeclared Kashmir war began, followed Pakistan cutting ties with Malaysia amid the dispute.
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Tanot
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Volpe faces hostile labor vote on sales tax push
Gov Volpe seeks support for his sales tax from about 1500 delegates at the Massachusetts Labor Council AFL-CIO convention, but the body votes nearly unanimously against the tax plan. Labor leaders warn of a possible march on the Statehouse as they critique the proposal’s impact on families and fairness.
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John A. Volpe
Massachusetts Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Volpe
Valentine P. Murphy
Greater Boston Labor Council
State
Camelio
Massachusetts
Soldier who refused Viet Nam duty is convicted at Ft. Sam
Pfc. Winster R. Belton, 26, Milwaukee native and former college star, was found guilty by a five member court martial at Ft. Sam Houston for starving himself to avoid Viet Nam service and sentenced to five years at hard labor with a dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay. The sentence will be suspended and could be reduced or converted upon completion of the tour. Belton had negotiated a plea deal with prosecutors for a lighter sentence in exchange for a guilty plea, a pact kept secret from the court. The agreement was arranged with Lt. Gen. Colglazier, who could order reassignment to Viet Nam after confirmation. An Army spokesman said the aim was to keep publicity low.
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Tex
UPI
Viet Nam
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Pfc
Winster R. Belton
Belton
Army
Belson
Robert H. Colglazier, Jr
4Th Army
Colglazier
U.S
Milwaukee
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Arizona State
Ft. Benning
Johnson Opposes Bank Interest-Rate Boost
CHICAGO AP Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler said President Johnson opposes basic bank interest rate boosts. He cautioned money managers to avoid exaggerated views of an economic bomb and noted some selective increases may occur while long term rates remain stable. The prime rate stands at 4 1 2 percent and aims at the most creditworthy borrowers.
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Treasury
Henry Fowler
Johnson
American Bankers Association
Fowler
Reno Qdlin
ABA
Underworld Blamed For Dozen Murders
Montreal AP Quebec Justice Minister Claude Wagner says a dozen people may have been killed by the underworld to thwart his crime campaign. He cited three bodies in swamps near St Gilles and two more unearthed elsewhere, with six or seven more bodies possible around Montreal or Quebec City. The motive cited is to suppress proof or silence witnesses.
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Quebec
Claude Wagner
Wagner
St. Gilles
Que
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