Communist Leaders Stay On For Unity Sessions In Moscow
In Moscow to mark the Bolshevik anniversary, foreign Communist leaders led by Chou En-lai stayed on for unity talks with the new Kremlin leadership. Discussions centered on Khrushchev’s December plan to convene Red representatives from 26 nations to prep for a world Communist conference, amid Sino Soviet tensions. Brezhnev and Kosygin hosted a dinner for visiting delegations, while Marchais said Moscow seeks to bridge differences with China without ideological compromise. Brezhnev praised American desire for peace in a Friday speech.
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Today's Chuckle The Husband Brags He Never Messes Up
A light quip notes that a husband who boasts of never making a mistake has a wife who did, a playful general feature caption from TM WRR General Feature Corp.
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Mortar Barrage Kills U.S. Captain in Viet Nam
A Vietnamese mortar barrage aimed at the Viet Cong killed Captain Heriberto A. Garcia, 31, of Laredo Texas, near Duc Hoa about 18 miles northwest of Saigon. Two Vietnamese officers died and six Vietnamese were wounded. two other U.S. officers and an enlisted man were wounded in separate incidents as other actions occurred around Saigon. Demonstrations against South Vietnam's civilian government stirred despite police actions and a government pledge to use force if needed.
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Sato Sworn In as Japan's Premier Amid Ikeda Cabinet
Japan's 63 year old economic expert Eisaku Sato was sworn in as premier succeeding Hayato Ikeda. He retained most of Ikeda's ministers while replacing two minor cabinet officials. Sato's Western, anti Communist foreign policy edges were seen as continuation of Ikeda's line as Diet votes confirmed his leadership. The shift comes as Ikeda resigns due to a throat tumor.
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Republicans See Nixon Leading GOP Comeback Effort
In an Associated Press survey Republican leaders nationwide anticipate Richard Nixon playing a key role in rebuilding the GOP for a strong 1966 comeback. Nixon and governors Romney Scranton Rockefeller emerge as top potential leaders with limited support for another Goldwater run. Many expect a party regroup around a true conservative consensus as they project gains in 1966 and 1968.
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Hunter's Foot Amputated After Shotgun Accident
In Skowhegan Maine a Chel sea Massachusetts man Francis H. Turczyn is in critical condition after his left foot was amputated. The foot was shattered by a shotgun blast that discharged while Turczyn and another hunter rode in a car between North Anson and New Portland on Saturday. Medical authorities report loss of blood and shock.
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