China tightens grip on diplomats and travel
A Beijing security clampdown tightens surveillance on foreigners with diplomats and families shadowed in parks and at landmarks. Travel in provinces is curbed amid reports of political tremors as radio coverage favors Mao while Lin Piao rises in visibility. The Netherlands protests illegitimate detention of its chargé d’affaires in Beijing linking the incident to diplomatic law.
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Johnson speaks on race and poverty amidst civil rights calls
President Johnson urges nonviolence to advance justice while acknowledging deep poverty and complex causes. Dr Martin Luther King says followers will honor a court order restricting open housing protests, planning a limited march amid injunctions. Johannesburg report notes US civil rights reaction and a government publications issue.
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Lawyer Kinoy Convicted in Antiwar Hearing Disruption
Kinoy, a 44 year old U S Antiwar group lawyer, was convicted after clashes at a Vietnam hearings session led by acting chairman Mr Toe R Pool of Texas. Judge Harold Greene imposed a fine and then suspended it. Kinoy protested, was ejected for disorderly conduct, and police removed several witnesses and spectators. The committee chair warned no further antiwar witnesses would be called, saying leaders are hard core Communists acting for foreign powers.
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Malaysia Thailand border action reported by minister
Malaysia and Thailand border tensions rise after an incident near the border. The Home Affairs Minister said Communists and Thai forces were involved, with casualties and wounded during patrols. He spoke after returning from Bangkok and meeting Thai officials.
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Flemish protests clash with police in Dixmude over language row
Angry Flemish youths fought riot police in Dixmude early today as language tensions surged in Belgium. Police and demonstrators clashed with fists and some injuries reported. Ten demonstrators arrested. ten police slightly injured. Flemish rally planned near Ye World War shrine. Authorities warned of a linked bomb plot halted by arrests at a clandestine explosives workshop. several extremists detained.
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Young's Store Repairs Highlight Prompt Service
A notice notes that repairs at Young's store were completed promptly by Young's, reflecting efficient service and customer satisfaction in the local business segment.
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