Missions Let Down Says Ex U N Officer
In Beirut Sweden’s Maj. Gen. Von Horn, former head of Unyom, says the United Nations failed field support and calls for an agonizing reappraisal of operations. He resigned in protest over inadequate equipment and possible censorship of his reports, urging reforms to protect UN credibility and Yemen mission effectiveness.
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Pope Declares Church Stands Against Communism
Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the Catholic Church’s stance against communism, calling it a contagious and lethal malady. He said the church would fight it not only in theory but practically, clarifying that condemnation of errors remains unchanged while applying doctrinal remedies with charity. He spoke to Italian priests at Castel Gandolfo during a pastoral conference.
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Forced Defectors Return to Base
Saigon reports two Cambodian origin government soldiers compelled 64 South Vietnamese civil guardsmen to defect from a Mekong Delta base last Wednesday. About 37 escaped and have since returned to their unit about 70 miles south of Saigon. Efforts to locate the others continue as guerrillas mounted a sudden ambush to aid the escape.
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Flights Called Off By Airline Strike
Manila reports three international carriers Pan American World Airways Northwest Orient Airlines and Qantas Empire Airways canceled flights due to a strike by more than 2 000 Philippines Air Lines workers demanding higher wages and fringe benefits.
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Christine Keeler jailed in Britain scandal case
Christine Keeler and three others were charged with perjury and conspiring to obstruct justice at Marlborough Street court in London. They posted bail, set to return September 13, after spending a night in jail, amid the Profumo scandal that rocked Prime Minister Macmillan's government.
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Sit-In Protest at Boston School Committee Over Segregation
In Boston the 24 hour sit-in at the School Committee headquarters protested alleged de facto segregation. Seven demonstrators, including four Negroes and three whites, camped outside and inside with police watch. One group inside remained overnight as NAACP leader Thomas Atkins joined the pledge to fast until action is taken.
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Driving Record Falls After Parking Fine
MARLOW England UPI reports Charles Atherton Atchley aged 40 faced a fine of 5.60 dollars for a parking violation, breaking his four decade driving record with no prior tickets.
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Cuba Blames U S for New Air Raid
Cuba denounces an air strike on Santa Clara as piratical and blames the United States for the attack. The communique says bombs fell at 4 a.m. on Thursday, killing a Santa Clara schoolteacher and injuring three children, with two bombing planes and two escort jets involved. Cuban authorities warn against repetition of such acts and vow to resist U S interference.
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Sixth Briton Charged With Mail Robbery
LONDON AP Ronald A. Biggs 34 was charged as the fourth defendant in Britain's 74 million mail train robbery case. Five others are in custody over loot from the August 8 Glasgow London heist and Biggs remains jailed until a court date next Tuesday.
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U N Censures Jews and Jordan for Armistice Violations
The U.N. Armistice Commission censured both Israel and Jordan for flagrant armistice violations west of Jerusalem after an Aug. 24 border clash that killed an Israeli worker. Commission chairman Col. Owen H. Burns of New Zealand announced the censure Thursday.
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Interior Dept Proposes Foreign Fishing Licenses
Interior Department proposes licensing foreign ships to fish in U S waters and backing a tough anti poaching law with penalties up to 10000 in fines and prison terms while noting possible state license controls and national security issues. The plan aims to curb foreign incursions near U S coasts amid rising trawler activity.
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