Crash Kills Saigon Official and Aide in Viet Nam
A Viet Nam Air liner crashed shortly after takeoff from Quang Ngai airfield killing 39 people, including American Jerry Rose a free lands writer and civilian adviser, and South Vietnamese rural reconstruction minister Nguyen Tat Ung. General Nguyen Thi said Ung and Rose were travelling together to installations in two provinces. Previous reports listed 40 aboard.
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South Viet Nam
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Ung
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U S Envoy Warns China on Kashmir
In Warsaw, Ambassador John Moora Cabot says he warned China to stay out of the India Pakistan war after his 21st and final meeting with the Chinese envoy. Rusk had earlier urged Peking to avoid fish in troubled waters and the two sides scheduled another Warsaw meeting on December 15.
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Poland
U.S
John Moora Cabot
Peking
Cabot
John A. Gronouski
Bird Catchers Put to Flight in Genoa Square
An angry crowd of animal lovers trampled nets baited with bird feed in Genoa main square. The crowd also made noises to frighten away pigeons before hunters could gather the nets. Municipal authorities aim to remove the messy birds.
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Genoa
Italy
UPI
Soviet Cosmonaut Endorses Soviet Space Leadership
Soviet cosmonaut Col. Vladimir Komayrov criticized American space efforts and said joint space work should occur in a Soviet ship, arguing safety and superiority. He spoke after receiving the International Aeronautical Federation pioneer award amid honors for American and Soviet aviators.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Vladimir Komayrov
Komarov
International Aeronautical Federation
Vladimir Kakinaki
Moscow
Vladivostok
Rumors of Kremlin Power Shuffle Circulate in Moscow
Western officials discount a wide power struggle but report persistent chatter that Anastas Mikoyan may retire on his 70th birthday November 25. The Central Committee meets September 27 with potential announcements after. Alexander Sherepin is portrayed as seeking both the premiership and party leadership.
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Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Alexei Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Alexander Sherepin
Italian Industrialists Urge China Trade
Italian government weighs measures to boost trade with China as industrial leaders from Rome press for expanded commercial ties and market access. The report notes policy considerations amid evolving economic relations and potential sectoral benefits.
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Rome
Com
Lee Kuan Yew Threatens U S Malay Defense Pact
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew warned that if the United States assumes Malaysia's defense from Britain, Singapore could offer Russia a base. He said Washington stepping into British roles could jeopardize Singapore, and he warned Malay leaders might use American troops to favor ethnic Malays over Chinese. He stressed Singapore rejects any shift of defense commitments to the United States.
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Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
Russia
United States
Malaysia
Lee
Southeast Asia
Britain
Italy refuses to recognize Peking regime
A foreign trade ministry official said Italy does not recognize the Peking regime as Communist China faces rising pressure from north Italian industrialists.
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China
Italy
Peking
Johnson Names Economic Envoy To US Court
Paris UPI report says President Johnson will nominate Frank M Coffin former Maine congressman to the First U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston Coffin serves as U S representative on the OECD Development Assistance Committee based in Paris The White House noted Coffin would succeed Judge John P Hartigan who retired This nomination follows Coffin career roles including managing director of the Development Loan Fund and deputy administrator for the AID office A second vacant Boston seat will be filled Friday when Edward McEntee is sworn in to replace Judge Peter Woodbury who also retired
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International Development Assistance Committee
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Agency For International Development
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Boston
Edward McEntee
Shade Island
Peter Woodbury
Woodbury
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Martin F. Walsh
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House
Gardner
Senate
Maurivn A. Donahue
Gay, Volpe
Elliott T. Cowdrey
Lowell
Lowell District
Goldberg Optimistic On U N Session Amid Viet Nam Strife
Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg voiced optimism about the upcoming United Nations General Assembly as U S Soviet cooperation grows in efforts to halt the India Pakistan conflict The 114 nation body opens its 20th session with major issues ahead including Viet Nam and U S Soviet relations while noting China’s continued belligerence and the potential for mediation and conciliation under the UN Charter. Representative Wayne L Hays declined to be a congressional delegate citing preference for independent speeches and not wanting to be controlled by Ambassador Goldberg or other executive branch figures.
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Security Council
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Thant
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Council
Washington
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Ohio
Thomas BE. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hays
Charlie McCarthy
Ambassador Goldberg
Edgar Bergen
House Refuses Reconsider Greylock Study Vote Narrow Margin
BOSTON The House declined to reconsider Monday’s action to refer a study on halting a $5 million Greylock Reservation development. The 118 to 109 vote surprised. Rep Joel Greenberg switched to support reconsideration. The Ways and Means Committee also joined in on debate as the measure moves to the Senate for concurrence.
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Mr. Greylock
Committee On Natural Resources
Joel S. Greenberg
Pittsfield
Committee On Ways and Means
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Thomas H. Farrell
Worcester
Ways and Means
Mt. Greylock
Mt. Greylock Reservation
Rents and Insurance Tax Cuts Move Through House Panel
In Boston the Democratic led House debated Ways and Means plans to raise 189 million dollars for city aid and budget balance. The plan would tax income and other sources while exempting out of state investment income for insurers. Proposals to replace the Volpe sales tax were defeated 344 to 87, and two tax cuts were enacted eliminating the insurance company tax and removing a rental income tax for net income over 1000 dollars. Berkshire lawmakers largely followed party lines on the votes. The Volpe plan faced rejection, while Governor Volpe reportedly faced pressure from many Democrats to back the sales tax.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Volpe
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Sheffield
Edward
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Lee
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Thomas C. Wojtkowski
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Pittsfield
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Wojtkowski
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City Cows Fear Loss of Pasture to Public Housing
Brooklyn dairy farmer Louis N. Wank opposed a planned public housing project for the aged at a city planning commission hearing. He argued his 60-row dairy farm would be ousted, saying his cows feed comes from Pennsylvania and Ohio while the commission weighed between cows and the needs of the elderly.
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City Planning Commission
Louis N. Wank
Commission
Pennsylvania
Ohio
William F. R. Ballard
Wank
Soil and forest care as drought relief strategy
Modern conservation practices safeguard soil against erosion and prevent woodland fires to retain precious water. These measures are presented as the best form of drought relief, emphasizing sustainable land management and fire prevention.
Eight Nations Urge Immediate Test Ban at Geneva
At the Geneva disarmament talks the eight neutral delegations Brazil Burma Ethiopia India Mexico Nigeria Sweden and the United Arab Republic issued a joint memorandum urging an immediate moratorium on all nuclear tests. They called for efforts toward a comprehensive test ban treaty and halted explosions in all environments as a first step.
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