U.S. and Soviet Clash at U N on Multilateral Force
At the United Nations the Soviet Union denounced a U S backed plan for a multilateral nuclear force while the United States urged Geneva talks to curb dissemina tion of nuclear weapons. Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko argued the draft would allow West German access to warheads and called for a strict treaty restricting weapons to governments.
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King of Burundi Hid From Rebels as Revolt Breaks Out
In Brussels AP report rebels attacked Burundi's royal palace in Bujumbura. Mwami Mwamutsi IV sought refuge in Congo as two soldiers died and one was wounded. Burundi, a constitutional monarchy of about 2.2 million, lies on a plateau between the Nile and Congo rivers.
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Allies Approve Reactor Sales to Eastern Europe Reds
Diplomatic sources report a quiet July decision by the Inter Allied Coordinating Committee to permit peaceful nuclear reactor sales to East European communist nations. Under safeguards by IAEA, on site inspections by SAEA would ensure no diversion to military use.
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Hungarian Official Asks U.S. Asylum
A Hungarian diplomat, Laszlo Szabo, 42, missing from London since Saturday, has requested political asylum in the United States and left Britain. The Hungarian Embassy confirms his disappearance and that his wife and daughter remain in London.
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GI Defector Returns to U.S. From Hong Kong With Family
Morris R. Wills a 32 year old Fort Ann New York GI and his wife Li Kai-yen and their 15 month old daughter Pei fang crossed from the Crown Colony to the mainland via the Lowu border. Wills made no comment on his POW days or years in China and left behind 21 other turncoats.
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Moscow radio claims solved Britain’s great train robbery
Moscow radio commentator Boris Belitsky says the British Secret Service planned Britain’s most famous 1963 heist to fund spending, asserting the crime was by professionals not common criminals. The August 3 1963 robbery netted over 2.5 million pounds, with most cash unrecovered and several gang members still at large.
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Joint Unit Approves Tire Standards Bill in Massachusetts
The Legislative Committee on Highways and Motor Vehicles advanced a measure to empower the registrar to set tire standards for cars and wagons, targeting cheap tires described as highway killers. The bill, drafted with Sen. Zarod and Rep. Quinn, aims to adopt Interstate Equipment Compact rules, while officials urged federal General Services Administration standards.
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Soviet Cosmos Satellite Launch Report
Moscow dispatch says Tass announced a new unmanned Cosmos satellite in the 93rd series carrying scientific apparatus for outer space studies. It marks the second Cosmos launch this month following Cosmos 2 which was orbited last Saturday.
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Area Democrats May Switch Behind 4th Volpe Tax Bill
Berkshire County seven House members weigh voting for a Volpe sales tax as the governor contemplates a fourth proposal. Democrats hover between support and opposition, with some legislators urging fairness and relief for homeowners amid past rejections and partial compromises. Rep. Sala returns from Europe undecided, while others hint at possible defections if a balanced plan emerges. The exact timing of Volpe’s message remains uncertain.
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Convention OKs Proposal for Conn. Assembly
In Hartford a constitutional convention approved a plan to form a new general assembly aligned with federal constitutional standards. The proposed Article 3 states districts must follow constitutional standards, preserving potential shifts if federal interpretation changes, with no explicit population basis.
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