Rhodesia Says Oil Sanctions Will Fail and Self-Reliance Grows
Rhodesia’s rebel leader argues sanctions will fail as oil supplies continue via unknown sources. He touts tobacco exports and self sufficiency for years, while Britain plans more troops and a radio relay station aids Rhodesia. Police report 26 Africans punished for crops damage after a Zambian broadcast campaign.
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China’s Defense Confidence Grows Despite U.S. Tensions
From a five week tour of Communist China, the writer reports Beijing believes a U S attack on China is highly probable and that the United States must decide whether to wage a big war. Chen Yi warns Washington and the Pentagon, while China boasts a potent civilian defense force and a capacity to mobilize vast numbers quickly. The article notes China’s improved economy, food stability, and a paradoxical calm as Americans accuse China of aggression.
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Buenos Aires Faces Sudden Power Cut Across City
Buenos Aires and surrounding areas were plunged into blackout at 3 30 pm affecting over eight million people. A single generator breakdown overloaded the grid triggering outages across the capital and suburbs with emergency services restoring power downtown.
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Sukarno Orders Trials Over Actions In Bali
The Indonesian armed forces said President Sukarno as Supreme Commander ordered troops' commanders to arrest and bring suspects to court. Antara News Agency reported China protesting over alleged torture of overseas Chinese on Bali amid high tensions.
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Cuban freighter captain seeks US asylum in Tokyo
The Aracellc Inglecias captain and three senior officers filed for political asylum in the United States via the American Consulate in Osaka after defecting from a mission to load war matériel for North Vietnam. They stated the ship was in an Osaka dockyard for repairs when ordered to China to carry war supplies.
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Invasion claim by Prince sparks Cambodia crisis
Prince Norodom Sihanouk accused the United States of preparing to invade Cambodia in a four hour speech to the national congress. He likened U S actions to Japan in 1941, warned provinces could be rewarded to Thai and Saigon-backed factions, and pledged Cambodia would defend itself with capable allies.
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Son Claims Eichmann Blamed Allies For Crimes
Klaus Eichmann tells Quick magazine his father Adolf Eichmann claimed fellow Nazis like Martin Bormann survived and were mainly responsible for crimes. He noted Bormann and others, including Mueller, remained alive in South America. Prosecutors value Bormann at a price and seek his capture.
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