Koreans Sink North's Spy Ship Amid Nine Arrests
SEGAL AP The South Koreans say they sank a 75 ton North Korean infiltration vessel off the Huksan Islands 260 miles southwest of Seoul after a nine hour chase. About 20 North Koreans were aboard. all hands presumed lost. South Korea’s Defense Ministry reported a destroyer escort and jet fighters returned unharmed. Also cited are nine NK agents arrested and a search for three more near Yangju.
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Seoul
Yellow Sea
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Yangju
Seven Soviet Cosmonauts Continue Space Tasks
Moscow AP reports Tass announced seven cosmonauts carried on with their assigned day aboard three ships Soyuz 6 7 and 8 while no linkup plan was disclosed. They performed morning exercises medical checks breakfast and on board systems tests as potential first permanent orbiting station efforts loomed.
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Allen Proposes Home Rule For Arabs on West Bank
Israel Deputy Premier Yigal Allen proposed a home rule for Arabs in the West Bank as an intermediate step toward peace. Arabs would run municipalities education religious affairs commerce and local police under military governance while Israel retains overall security. The plan echoes the disputed Allon strategy and aims to ease governance in the occupied territory.
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Yigal Allen
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Jordan
Foreign Press Association
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Allon
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Jordan River
President Resists Tide Moratorium Faces House and Street Protests
A nationwide moratorium on Vietnam War activities prompts protests in Congress with Kennedy criticizing Nixon, Scott warning of political leverage, and Hays vowing to stop night sessions. Wall Street reacts, campus veterans rally at Marshall, Dole prods self determination plan, and courts and newspapers weigh in as conservatives seek injunctions.
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Vietnam
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Brazil proposes UN to drop big power veto
Brazil urged revision of the UN charter to remove the Security Council veto held by the United States Soviet Union Britain France and Nationalist China. Ambassador Joao Augusto de Arenjo Castro said reliance on superpowers risks general annihilation and argues for justice and equality as alternatives.
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Brazil
General Assembly
Joao Augusto de Arenjo Castro
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Security Council
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Soviet Union
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France
China
Germans Report 100th F104 Jet Crash
AP dispatch from Bom mentions West Germany’s 100th F104 Starfighter crash since 1961. The pilot survived after ejecting near Memmingen, but fifty pilots have died and the aircraft and training costs rise to about 115 million dollars.
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Germany
U.S
Memmingen
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North Vietnam Denies Laos Troop Claims
Hong Kong AP reports North Vietnam rejects Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma's claim that thousands of North Vietnamese soldiers are operating in Laos and asks for more American military aid to counter them.
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North Vietnam
Laos
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Foreign Ministry
Souvanna Phouma
B52s Bomb Bases Near Cambodian Border During War Push
U S B52 bombers dropped over 1,000 tons on two enemy regiments reorganizing in camps near the Cambodian border, northeast of Saigon. Allied reports indicate four enemy divisions in border camps as winter-spring offensives loom. Reports cite a sixth week lull with light ground action and casualties among both sides, while Saigon records show 35,000 defectors this year under the Chieu Hoi program.
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Saigon
U.S
Philippines asks U S to revise base accord
Manila demanded immediate negotiations with the United States to revise the security pact allowing U S bases. The push followed the Subic Bay killing of a Filipino worker by a U S petty officer, who was acquitted of manslaughter in a U S Navy court martial. The Philippine government seeks access to a new trial in a Filipino court, which the U S rejects as legally unavailable.
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U.S
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