Havana conference seeks to aid revolutions across continents
About 800 delegates from more than 100 countries attended the Havana gathering. They discussed aiding Vietcong and North Vietnam with Soviet and Chinese backing, including an International Aid Fund and plans for a permanent commission to promote “people's wars.” A shift toward a continental, three-continent unity was debated as the conference neared its end.
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Ten Tren
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China
Havana
Sharat Rashidow
Vietcone
North Vietnam
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Soviet Union
Russia
Organisation Committee
Peking
Campaign against slums in Chicago drives civil rights effort
Dr Martin Luther King Jr, described as a Negro civil rights leader, outlines a campaign to improve Chicago slum conditions. He frames it as the first significant northern freedom movement, proposing education, boycotts, and marches to address housing, unemployment, and dweller welfare.
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Sumday
AAP
Reuter
Martin Tuither King
Indoneiana 3000 Students Sacke for Coup
A fragmentary report notes Indonesia dismissed about 3 000 students for alleged roles in a coup bid. The piece mentions political parties and leaders, including a National Front cluster and discussions of regional security and international responses. The chaotic text cites Malay Malaysian concerns and Singapore reactions, with references to Prime Minister Funke Rahman and tensions with China and the United States.
Second Term Begins In France Amid Cabinet Shakeups
President Cauille begins his second seven year term after a palace ceremony that lasted seven minutes. He asks Prime Minister Pompidou to stay as head of the new government. Core cabinet changes include Debre as Finance Minister and Faure named Agriculture Minister amid efforts to revive the European Agricultural Market.
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Yaris
Sunaayy
AAP
the Cauille
Elise Palace
Sui An
Pompidou
Inter
Mr Faure
Layne Tremie
Rca
Forces surrender control of Dominican radio station
Dominican Armed Forces agreed to surrender control of the government radio station to inter American peace force troops. The move was announced Sunday in Santo Domingo by the Associated Press.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Associated Press
Tea for the Queen scene intrigues Buckingham Palace pages
A chaotic mock tea scene at Buckingham Palace attracts attention with a playful “exlime game” and a pretend kitchen crew preparing items for a VIP tea with the Queen. The spurious tale, featuring a chef and footmen, blends tabloids with a political sideline about a presidential plan in Washington amid a Dominican Republic reference.
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Daily Mirror
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Tole
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Queen's Maar
Sives i Nyaker
Buckenaham Palace
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