Plot To Oust Chiang Charged Against U.S.
Li Tsung-jen, former Nationalist Chinese military chief now in Communist China, accused a U.S. Republican leader in 1955 of seeking his help to oust Chiang Kai-shek. He warned against U.S. aims to keep Taiwan and said Washington cannot be trusted, citing South Korea’s Rhee and Vietnam’s Diem.
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Peru Forces Clash With Guerrillas Amid Andes Battles
Peru army and air force units clashed with guerrillas in two Andean areas. Reported captures totaled 35 rebels with eight killed. Actions occurred at Pucuta 250 miles east of Lima and near Mesa Pelada 300 miles southeast. Government says guerrillas are Communists aiming to overthrow the regime. At Pucuta, fierce rain and combat left estimated guerrilla strength around 80. Near Mesa Pelada, troops and rebels fought for hours. three rebels killed and 35 surrendered as Mesa Pelada has faced a two week siege.
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U S Ignorance of Canada Deplored in GOP Report
A Republican congressional group cites an appalling ignorance about Canada in the United States and urges a new awareness of the border country. The White Paper by 11 House members calls for steps to improve U S Canada relations and warns false views hinder foreign affairs progress.
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Europe May See Pope's Visit On Live TV
In Washington UPI says Comsat seeks FCC permission to use the Early Bird satellite to transmit Europe television coverage of Pope Paul VI's visit to the United Nations. The request covers hours outside the normal 5 am to 9 pm EDT transmitting window.
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FASTEETH Powder Promises Better Denture Hold
A dental product claim states FASTEETH powder improves denture retention by up to 35 percent. The alkaline non acidic powder aims to reduce gum bite discomfort, prevent sour taste and denture breath, and is marketed as available at drug counters nationwide.
Buddhists Protest Discrimination in Quang Tri City
About 10,000 Buddhists demonstrated in Quang Tri City, north of Da Nang, accusing government bias. Protesters marched from a pagoda and denounced violence linked to past actions against Buddhists, invoking the Diem regime and calling for prosecution of assailants.
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Pope Paul VI Greets Gypsies on 68th Birthday
Pope Paul VI celebrated his 68th birthday at a Gypsy camp near Pomezia, Rome, braving rain to join in the music of Gypsy bands. He conducted Mass at a seminary steps due to the weather, crowned a Madonna statue, and saluted the crowd shouting birthday wishes. The event drew Gypsies from across Europe for their first international pilgrimage to the Eternal City.
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Nikolai Sokoloff dies at 79 in La Jolla
Nikolai Sokoloff, 79, Russian-born composer and conductor, died Friday in La Jolla. He led the San Francisco Philharmonic and guest conducted for several renowned musical organizations.
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Special Low Number Plates May Cost Drivers Extra Fee
Boston announces a revised vanity plate bill moving through the Senate Ways and Means Committee. It retains distinctive initial plates but adds a $9 extra fee, plus $6 registration, totaling $15, while reserved or low-number plates incur an additional $2 beyond the $6. The change aims to cover bookkeeping costs at the Registry of Motor Vehicles.
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Doctors Ties With Drug Firms Probed.
Washington AP reports Senate investigators heard testimony that hundreds of physicians profit from prescribing drugs from their own firms. Senator Hart plans to push legislation banning doctor owned drug enterprises except in special cases. Democratic majority urges federal action. Republicans seek state and professional remedies and doubt new federal laws are needed.
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
American Medical Association
AMA
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Il
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Bosch Return Triggers Violence In Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo reports say at least 18 wounded in three machine gun attacks tied to exiled former President Juan Bosch’s weekend return from Puerto Rico. Bosch appeared after church in the rebel zone to greet crowds. no deaths were confirmed despite rumors.
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Lodge Disagrees With Too Early Viet Talks
U S Ambassador Lodge in Saigon protests UN reaffirmation of willingness to enter unconditional negotiations on Viet Nam. He urges muting talks as Viet Cong battles turn, echoed by former VP Nixon. State Department officials counter with President Johnson’s stance favoring talks with Peking Hanoi or the Viet Cong to end the war.
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Nixon warns Calif. GOP on feuding and unity
SAN FRANCISCO AP Former Vice President Richard M Nixon urged California Republicans to avoid feuding with potential gubernatorial candidates including Ronald Reagan. He urged unity at a Republican Central Committee meeting as the party delayed nominating until the June 1966 primary. He warned factions that continued fighting could lead to defeat in 1986.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Navy accused of polluting harbors with ship sewage
Washington Senator Gaylord Nelson charged that U S Navy ships pollute harbors lakes and rivers. He said he has written to the Navy secretary and Coast Guard commandant for precise counts of guilty vessels. He warned sewage treatment is largely absent on ships and even small amounts can threaten recreational waters and drinking supplies.
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Gaylord A. Nelson
R-Wis
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