Rusk Sets Fast Pace with 11 Talks at UN HQ
Secretary of State Dean Rusk maintained a rapid schedule as he hosted 11 foreign ministers at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations in New York. The event featured Central American ministers and others from Spain, Peru, Ireland, Brazil, and Nigeria, with lunch alongside U Thant. Rusk aims to meet Soviet Premier Gromyko later in the week to pursue followups to the nuclear test ban treaty amid calls for steady progress.
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Peru
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Brazil
Nigeria
U.S
U Thant
Washington
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Andrei A. Gromyko
CND to Lose Five Influential Councillors
In London the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament announces the departure of five key council members. Labour MPs Michael Foot and Anthony Greenwood, Jacquetta Hawkes wife of J B Priestley, Anton ia Pirie Oxford biochemist, and Arthur Goss prominent pacifist refuse re nomination for the national council at the annual conference on October 22.
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Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament
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Anthony Greenwood
Jacquetta Hawkes
J.B. Priestley
Antonia Pirie
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National Council
Status of Spain May Be Boosted
NEW YORK UPI The United States planned to offer Spain greater status as an ally and swap aging weapons for renewal of air and naval base rights due to expire Thursday. Secretary of State Dean Rusk prepared a morning briefing with Spanish Foreign Minister Fernando Maria Castres y Matza, signaling concessions to extend the 11 year pact.
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French U S Differences Grow Greater Seen After Bonn Visit
Paris observers say widening rift between France and the United States may deepen as Konrad Adenauer nears retirement and Ludwig Erhard may steer West Germany toward Washington. Pompidou accused foreign powers of trying to make France a satellite.
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Rebels Kill Two Soldiers in Northern Angola Fighting
Luanda Angola officials said last week that Angolan rebels killed two Portuguese soldiers and wounded three in clashes in the north. The communique reported rebels also ambushed a vehicle and killed a civilian.
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UPI
Chicken War resumes as Europe offers tariff trim
In Brussels the six member states prepare to urge the United States to cut its tariff on frozen chickens from 24 to 12.2 cents a pound, with the U S likely to drop retaliation plans if talks advance. The move follows a prior tariff hike that EU farmers pressed for, citing a $46 million annual loss to U S chicken producers and threats to retaliate on European goods worth $111.5 million.
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Canadian PM Defends Wheat Exports to Russia and Cuba
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson said Canada should export wheat to Russia despite political tensions, arguing food has no prohibited status. He cited recent sales to Cuba and China, and said Canada avoids acting as a base for Cuban flights while not ruling out broader trade with Communist nations.
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Ministers Meet On Post-Vacation Talks Over Farm Exports
France West Germany Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg prepare to resume talks Tuesday amid U S demand for a larger grain and poultry cut. Delegates say U S poultry exports are a small share of total agricultural shipments while feed grain sales rise. They warn the United States cannot absorb more cuts.
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Malayan Youths Call For Military Training Amid Tensions
In Kuala Lumpur 2000 students protest by hanging Sukarno effigies and demand military training to defend Malaysia. Support pours in from veterans and youth groups. Indonesia forms Crush Malaysia Action Command to coordinate hostilities and protect property.
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European and American negotiators clash over chicken and feed exports
One European delegate says Europe seeks to raise exports of frozen chickens while doubling exports of feed grain for European poultry. An American negotiator counters that both chickens and feed grain can be exported, noting the German market has long needed both.
Czech purge seen as threat to Novotny
Vienna dispatch notes a seven minister purge in Czechoslovakia signals possible bid to remove President Antonin Novotny. Analysts say Novotny, a Stalinist survivor, may back the purge to protect himself. New premier Jozef Lenart replaces William Siroky. other ministers Dolansky Javkovcova Duris Kaduba Vokac dismissed.
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Siroky
Dolansky
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Novalny
Wyszynski Plans Visit To America
Cardinal Wyszynski, Polish primate adversarial to the Communist regime, has accepted a U S invitation to visit America. The schedule was not announced. Cardinal Cushing in Boston extended the invitation last year at the Ecumenical Council session at the Vatican.
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New Bronitin Formula Clears Airways In Minutes
A special committee announces BRONITIN a safe nonprescription tablet that opens bronchial tubes loosens mucus and restores free breathing within minutes. It calms anxiety relieves wheezing and fear of suffocation offering relief without vaccines shots or narcotics and promises restful sleep.
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