Aid to Indonesia Frozen by the U S
The United States freezes new economic aid to Indonesia amid a standstill in a $250 million stabilization program and IMF suspended credit. Washington cites Indonesia’s stance toward Malaysia and Britain as key factors while pledges for rice shipments proceed. State and IMF officials warn multilateral aid could be affected.
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U.S. Thant Agree To Keep Congo Troops For 1964
The United States and Secretary General Thant reached a general agreement to keep about 5,000 United Nations troops in the Congo for the first half of 1964 at an estimated cost of 8 to 20 million dollars. Officials hope to trim costs if the Congolese government understates some extra services. The plan, said to have Kennedy Thant support, aims for a two thirds General Assembly vote.
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U S Grain Merchant Team Eyes Huge Sale to Russia
An Ottawa based group of American grain merchants led by Burton Joseph of J B Joseph Inc. hopes to arrange a major sale of U S wheat and other grains to the Soviet Union similar to a recent Canadian deal. The group says talks are early and no meeting with Russian officials is set. The delegation includes Ralph Bruce of Archer Daniels Midland and Leopold Stern of Louis Dreyfus. Ottawa discussions follow intense meetings by U S representatives as White House officials decline comment. If realized, the sale could alter policy on surplus crops and balance of payments, though opponents in Congress warn of Eastern European voter interests.
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Soviet Confident on Possible Anti China Summit
In Moscow Pravda signals the Kremlin may recall a summit of all 80 plus Communist parties to debate the Sino Soviet split. The Portuguese Communist party issue seen as a trial balloon to test wider support for a united Communist front against China and would mark a shift from prior policy.
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Change of address notice from The Berkshire Eagle
To avoid interruption of service subscribers by mail must notify local Post Office and The Berkshire Eagle with old and new addresses. Second class postage paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts ADVERTISEA.
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Yemeni Revolution Marks Anniversary With Plans
UPI reports MENA says Yemeni Republic celebration will begin with a gun salute and festive events. A new power station and roads are to open Thursday to mark the revolt against the royalist regime.
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Rusk Reviews New Accord Possibilities
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans talks with British Foreign Secretary Home and West German Foreign Minister Schroeder on Thursday and Friday before a Saturday working luncheon with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in New York. The meetings aim to explore East-West détente after the nuclear test ban pact, with broader accords likely deferred.
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Bishops Say Vatican Not Responsible for Viet Nam Actions
Six South Vietnamese bishops arriving for the Ecumenical Council stated the Roman Catholic Church should not be held responsible for their government’s actions. The bishops, speaking in Rome, argued the church must separate from state policy.
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New Red Agreements Not Expected Soon
Washington reports Sen. J. William Fulbright says major new pacts with Russia may take two to three years after the nuclear test ban treaty. He notes the Antarctic Treaty precedent and cautions against early disarmament negotiations, while Secretary Rusk pursues talks in New York on further East West cooperation andarms reduction steps.
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