World roundup from Kuala Lumpur to Moscow and beyond
Reports from Kuala Lumpur suggest President Johnson may skip Istana Tetamu for a hotel stay during a Malaysia visit on Oct. 30. In Tokyo, Prime Minister Sato faces a political storm as opposition parties plan a united front for his resignation and elections. In London, Chi-Chi the panda departs London Zoo after failed attempts to mate with An-An. In Utrecht, a former Dutch ambassador challenges American claims.
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West European defense burden and Bonn talks warned
Elco Van Kleffens former Dutch foreign minister warned that West European defense burdens should not be carried only by the United States and urged careful consideration of 1964 taxes and policies. He said next week’s Bonn consultations with the United States Britain and West Germany must avoid foreign policy dictated by domestic politics.
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World Congress on Evangelism to host Haile Selassie and Billy Graham
Ethiopian President Haile Selassie and his friend Billy Graham will address the World Congress on Evangelism in Berlin from October 26 to November 4. Graham will serve as honorary chairman of the congress.
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