Republicans Push Peace Plank in Vietnam Platform
The Republican platform committee endorsed a peace programme for Vietnam centered on a fair settlement based on self determination and U.S. interests. It vows to press ahead with peace negotiations while opposing a price or surrender, and criticizes the Democratic Administration for mismanaging the economy and foreign policy. The platform also calls for upgraded nuclear and military capabilities and stronger NATO ties.
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Israel PM Warns of War Pattern After Jordan Raid
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned after an Israeli air raid into Jordan that events are following a prelude pattern seen last year before the six day war. The remark came as tensions in the Mid East surged amid renewed cross border raids and international concern.
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Russians honour hero Rokossovsky in Moscow tribute
Thousands pay homage to Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky who died on Friday. The Polish born commander helped lift Moscow from German siege and later served as Polish defense minister. The report blends Soviet wartime history with regional tensions and mentions Israeli Arab clashes and international replies.
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Reuter
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Josef Stalin
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Policien
Blackout Threats Grow for British Commercial TV
London Monday. Monument officials aimed to keep programs on air as technicians on British commercial networks pressed for higher pay and better conditions amid looming nationwide blackout. The strike action began with staged blackouts and signaled broader disruption for the industry.
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Philippines says Sabah talks not ended with Malaysia
Philippine Foreign Secretary Ramos said negotiations with Malaysia over Sabah are not finished and is open to informal talks with Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak. He spoke on arrival for an ASEAN ministerial meeting, noting room for further discussion while highlighting regional economic projects.
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Leader of hippies plans grope in at Democratic convention
A monster hippie carnival plans to disrupt the Democratic convention in Chicago with a nude-in and rock show during convention week. Organizers promise 100,000 participants from around the world, aiming to stage a circus-like event in Lincoln Park near Lake Michigan to protest draft cards and politics, with leaders pledging extreme actions and provocative rhetoric.
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Brown Keeps Party Post As Deputy Leader
George Brown, former Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary, announced last night he would say as deputy leader of the Labour Party, according to The Times report.
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