U.N. Deadlock Over India Pakistan Crisis Persists
The Security Council failed to resolve differences on strengthening efforts for a peaceful solution as India again boycotted the meeting. The six nonpermanent members work on a resolution implementing cease fire and troop withdrawals, amid Soviet and French dispute over references to Kashmir. Foreign policy questions also surface about admitting Communist China.
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U.N. Security Council
United States
Council
India
Stans
U Thant
Soviet Union
Thant
France
Kashmir
Willis Commission Report Outlines Mass Education Overhaul
Massachusetts Education Commission, known as the Willis Commission, releases a 634 page final report harshly criticising public education and urging sweeping reforms. It favors a new administrative framework with an Advisory Board, a state Board of Education, and a state Board of Higher Education, and notes 5 percent racial imbalance including 46 in Boston and 7 in Springfield.
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Boston
Massachusetts Education Commission
Willis Commission
Massachusetts
Board of Education
Board of Higher Education
Owen B. Kiernan
Springfield
New Bedford
Cambridge
Kevin Harrington
D-Salem
Senate
Volpe
Willis
Legislative Research Bureau
Loeffler
Herter
House
Fall River
Admirals Retire Early Over Navy Policies
Washington AP reports two top Navy admirals in the Bureau of Ships, William A. Brockett and Charles A. Curtze, are retiring early due to dissatisfaction with management and procurement policies. Admiral David L. McDonald and Deputy Secretary Cyrus R. Vance say the resignations are not protests against McNamara and were not issued with resentful intent.
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Pentagon
Navy
Bureau of Ships
William A. Brockett
Charles A. Curtze
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Secretary of Defense
Cyrus R. Vance
Curtze
Robert §. McNamara
Communists Divided Over Viet Nam Peace Talks
UPI report says Moscow favors talks privately while Peking opposes negotiations and Hanoi shifts to a withdrawal precondition. Officials note three aims for communists: win militarily, sway world opinion to push U.S. out, and provoke U.S. demonstrations that may mislead.
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Viet Nam
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Red China
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Peking
North
Hanoi
United States
South Viet Nam
U S Warns China on India Pakistan Crisis
The United States privately warned China to stay out of the India Pakistan conflict during a critical phase. Officials said the warning may have influenced Beijing after an apparent ultimatum and a claim that Indian fortifications on Chinese territory were dismantled.
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United States
U.S
Peking
India
Warsaw
Russia
United Nations
State Department
Students and Workers Rally Behind Viet Nam Policy
Washington AP report notes AFL-CIO leadership and student leaders urge rallies in support of U S policy in Viet Nam. Meany says act locally to counter anti government demonstrations while a Georgetown group launches a bipartisan Student Committee for the Defense of Viet Nam. Tom Vauken cites a small noisy minority. Spock plans a Nov 27 march on Washington for negotiated peace.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Union
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Georgetown University
Tom Vauken
Dallas
Tex
College Young Republicans
Benjamin Spock
U.S. Gains In Gold Flows As Sept Stabilizes
Federal Reserve data show the United States reversing gold outflows for September with a $10 million gain, narrowing losses for the year to $1.6 billion. Officials point to the Soviet Union selling gold to fund wheat purchases, with the gold entering the London Gold Pool where the U.S. holds a 50 percent share.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Soviet Union
London
United States
Stevenson Honored By South Koreans
SEOUL AP The South Korean government awarded the Order of Distinguished Diplomatic Service First Class posthumously to Adlai E Stevenson former U S ambassador to the United Nations The medal is given for Stevenson's service to the Korean cause at the U N
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Order of Distinguished
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
South Korea
Stevenson
U.N
N.Y. Banker Backs Volpe Sales Tax Support
David Rockefeller, president of the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York, endorses Gov. Volpe's sales tax as effective for state costs. Milton H. Shaw, head of the Massachusetts Real Estate Association, backs the plan as fair and reasonable to fund government and education without raising property taxes.
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UPI
John A. Volpe
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Massachusetts Association of Real Estate Boards
David Rockefeller
Bank
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
Rockefeller
Milton H. Shaw
Sudbury
Real Estate Association
Shaw
Volpe
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Rosenfeld
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Pittsfield
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