Britain U S Defer NATO Atom Decisions
Washington report says Britain and the United States will hold further talks with West Germany and other European allies before a final decision on NATO nuclear force. British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and Secretary of State Dean Rusk discussed the plan in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Britain
West Germany
NATO
Michael Stewart
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
London
Italy
Russia
Stewart
Germany
U.S
Viet Nam
Rhodesia
Indonesia
Kashmir
Peron Returning Plans Marked by Wife and Past Strikes
Isabel Martinez Peron said her husband Juan Peron plans to return to Argentina soon, citing the people’s wish. The 70 year old former dictator was thwarted in a 1964 attempt to return from Spain. Also reported: a Connecticut Co. bus strike disrupts Hartford area service for 75,000 riders, and discussions among Western allies on NATO nuclear forces amid Cold War tensions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Isabel Martinez Peron
Spain
Peron
Atlantic
Hartford
UPS
Connecticut Co
Stamford
New Haven
Policeman Stabbed Near Lodge Home in Saigon
In Saigon a man in a Vietnamese marine uniform stabbed a policeman on a street behind U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge s residence Monday night.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U N panel pressures Britain on Rhodesia independence threats
The General Assembly faced pressure to back strong actions against a Rhodesian declaration of independence. The trusteeship committee urged Britain to use all measures to block or end the rebellion if Rhodesia secedes, a plan backed by the United States Soviet Union and the Asian African group after talks failed between Ian Smith and Harold Wilson.
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Great Britain
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Smith
United Nations
WVAP
Britain
U.N
General Assembly
London
Harold Wilson
United States
Soviet Union
Rhodesia Premier Predicts Independence by Christmas
Prime Minister Ian Smith returned to Salisbury to an energetic, rain-soaked reception and voiced optimism Rhodesia would be independent by Christmas. He said he needed days to gather his thoughts and signaled there would be no immediate unilateral declaration, stating the sooner a decision is made the better for Rhodesia. South Africa and Portugal opposed the move, France abstained, and Britain did not participate in the vote.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
South Africa
Portugal
France
Britain
Jesuit Leader Attacks Missionaries at Ecumenical Council
At the Ecumenical Council Rev Pedro Arrupe head of the Jesuits blasted Catholic missionary work for defects he cited as infantilism sentimentalism and a superiority complex toward local peoples The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI will publish decrees on Oct 28 including a document reinforcing bishops independence from the Roman Curia
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Vatican City
Jesuits
Ecumenical Council
Preparations Urged For Return to China
Vatican City accord received urging to prepare missionaries for possible return to mainland China under communist rule. Archbishop Paul Yu Fin of Nanking, now in Formosa, addressed the Vatican Ecumenical Council amid votes on missionary activity and seminaries. In New London, Stephen P. Mugar donated $250,000 to Colby Junior College for Austin Hall completion and the Eugene M. Austin Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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Vatican City
Paul Yu Fin
Nanking
Formosa
Vatican Ecumenical Council
New London
N.H
UPI
Stephen P. Mugar
Belmont
Mass
Colby Junior College
William T. Baird
Austin Hall
Eugene M. Austin
Mugar
Colby
Marian Graves Mugar
Volpe Considers Halting Interim Budgets in Boston
In Boston Gov. Volpe weighs skipping the one twelfth interim budget to pressure Democrats to act. Rep Sidney Q Curtiss says the legislature’s month to month funding shirks duties amid stalled 1965 66 budget talks. He urges a five day week and action on crime health and water measures while tax reform moves forward.
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Boston
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Volpe
Curtiss
The
Eagle
Crime Commission
House
Senate
Columbus
Democratic House
Volper
James Nolen
D-Ware
Willis Education Commission
Nolen
GOP
Joint Committee On Taxation
Richard E. McLaughlin
Regsistrar of
Motor Vehicles
Ways and Means Committee
DPW
Francis W. Sargent
State Dept backs U S firms in Yugoslav tobacco clash
Six major U S tobacco companies announced they would continue using Yugoslav tobacco despite boycott threats. The State Defense and Commerce departments issued a joint statement with letters from Secretary Rusk and others praising the firms. Yugoslav leaf imports total about seven million dollars annually, used for aroma and labeling in cigarettes. The Committee To Warn of the Arrival of Communist Merchandise has opposed Yugoslav tobacco, with Miami headquarters and chapters elsewhere, while some American Legion members have voiced local opposition.
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Washington
State, Defense and Commerce Department
State Department
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Commerce
John T. Connor
Yugoslavia
United States
American Tobacco Co
Brown ‘& Williamson Tobacco Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
P. Lorillard Co
Philip Morris, Inc
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Robert J. McCloskey
Miami
Fla
John Birch Society
McCloskey
American Legion
Turkish Vote Ushers in Justice Party Leader Suleyman Demirel
ANKARA Turkey AP conservative Justice Party led by 41 year old American trained engineer sweeps to power with about 90 percent of votes tallied. Unofficial results show the party leading by more than 30 percent and projected to win around 280 of 430 seats in Parliament. Demirel the first Turk to win a Dwight D Eisenhower fellowship rode to power with a white horse symbol and retains ties to the United States.
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Ankara
Turkey
Justice Party
Suleyman Demirel
Suat Hayri Urguplu
Demirel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
U S Sailors Rebuild Orphanage Memorial in Naples
U S Navy sailors from the destroyer Newman K. Perry, under repair in Naples, rebuilt an orphanage as a memorial to crewman Fred L. Greene Jr. killed in a collision with the carrier Sangri-La. For ten days they fixed electric and heating systems, painted rooms, and paid for materials, ending with a goodbye party giving toys and candy to the orphans.
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Naples
Italy
Newman K. Perry
Perry
Sangri-La
Fred L. Greene Jr
North Reading
Maass
Greene
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