U S and Britain Split Over NATO Atom Force Goal
Washington and London clash over urgency of forming a NATO nuclear force. Britain backs pushing for a nonproliferation treaty with the Soviet Union while the United States seeks to speed the multilateral force project. Stewart emphasizes a balance between security and negotiations with the Soviets. Rusk and Stewart planned talks to bridge views on NATO nuclear plans and peace talks with Hanoi amid broader Cold War tensions.
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De Gaulle to Run as French Papers Report
Paris three newspapers report President de Gaulle will seek another term in the December 5 elections. He must declare by November 16. Paris Jour and Combats say ministers leaked the plan ahead of a late month radio television address to the nation.
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UPI
Paris Jour
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Demirel Likely to Head Turkey Government After Vote
In NAKARA Turkey after Sunday elections officials forecast Suleyman Demirel's Justice party winning about 260 of 450 assembly seats. Ismet Inonu's Republican People's party was seen with 130 to 140 seats, while four minor parties held the remainder. The Justice party traces support to the late Adnan Menderes.
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Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Interior Ministry
Demirel
Justice Party
Adnan Menderes
Ismet Inonu
Republican People’s Party
Republican People's Party
Suat Hayri Urguplu
Gunfire Hinders U.N. Efforts In Kashmir
In Srinagar police fired into the air to disperse a riotous mob as clashes and rioting disrupted United Nations observers enforcing the India Pakistan truce. Both nations exchanged new charges of aggression along the Himalayan frontier with no reported casualties.
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UPI
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China
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Indian Kashmir
Berle Defends U S Policy at Toronto Teach-In
Columbia professor Adolph Berle told a University of Toronto audience that the United States intervenes in Latin America only to uphold popular will and rejects foreign powers thwarting revolutions. He criticized Soviet aims and called for keeping all powers out of indigenous revolutions while Cheddi Jagan and Andres Lockwood faulted U S actions and the Alliance for Progress as failures.
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Eight Klansmen Guilty In British Court
In Rugby England eight self styled Ku Klux Klansmen were convicted of organizing a hilltop cross burning with hoods. Three received prison sentences and five were fined. They were described as dropouts from Colin Jordan s British Nazi party who formed their own KKK branch for greater militancy.
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England
UPI
P Felix Warburg Dies Financier and Philanthropist
P Felix Warburg a New York financier and philanthropist dies at 61 from a heart attack. He directed the United Republican Finance Committee and financed Lindsay campaigns. He led Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon in 1952 and served in various civic roles including Project Hope vice chairman and Jewish philanthropic leadership. He also worked in London as special assistant to Harriman and Douglas.
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Wildlife Licenses Boosted to Fund Massachusetts Conservation
The Massachusetts House will consider a bill to raise sport, hunting, fishing and trapping licenses by one dollar as the first step to create a 500000 plus conservation fund. The plan calls for a 300000 match from sportsmen and aims to acquire land and waters for wildlife propagation and public use. A related measure seeks to raise an excise tax on real estate instruments to establish a Massachusetts Conservation Fund.
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Shriver criticized for restraint on poverty program funds
Washington AP Rhode Island Democrat Rep John Fogarty rebuked Sargent Shriver for seeking to limit next year’s war on poverty appropriation to 1.5 billion dollars. At a House appropriations subcommittee hearing Shriver defended a slower expansion while Fogarty pressed for more spending saying the added quarter billion could be used. The dispute followed a funding path from 2 billion requested to 1.78 billion after House Senate and compromise.
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Senate
Malawi Fears China Plot
Prime Minister Hastings Banda warned in a nationwide broadcast that Communist China aims to seize Malawi by placing former Foreign Minister Kanyama Chiume in power. Banda alleged China supplies arms and funds to Chiume supporters and has trained 80 men in Peking, Cuba, and Algeria to infiltrate Malawi.
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Malawi
China
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Kanyama Chiume
Africa
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Chiume
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Cuba
Algeria
Smith Professors Lecture for Free At High School
Northampton high school hosts 103 seniors as Smith College professors from history English art music government sociology and anthropology join for free lectures in their fields. After Q&A they split into discussion groups led by six Smith history majors for practice teaching with taped lectures to aid absentees.
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Smith College
Northampton High School
Moscow Seen Century Older, City Found Much Earlier
Pravda reports Moscow is at least a hundred years older than believed. An 13 to 20 foot dig under the Kremlin chapel uncovered foundations of old houses and shops showing an active village on the hill, pushing Moscow’s age back by another century.
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Moscow
Pravda
Kremlin
VY. Ivanov
Hoyle Shifts Theory On Universe From Steady State
London AP report says Prof Fred Hoyle, Britain's leading astronomer, now doubts his 20 year steadystate view. He suggests the universe may be in flux, expanding then contracting, possibly pulsating in parts, based on recent observations of quasars and distant galaxies.
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Fred Hoyle
Britain
Hoyle
Nature
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Genius Rating Not Everything At Harvard
Harvard College admissions dean Fred L. Glimp says wealth and pedigree aren’t requirements for Harvard. He notes the college is admitting more students with lower College Board scores and focuses on potential impact and contribution to the college community rather than pure scores.
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UPI
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