Student protests erupt at Soviet led press briefings
A student chant against Brezhnev and Konygin erupted during a rare Chinese embassy news conference. Across the Moscow River the Soviet Foreign Ministry held its own briefing about 69 Chinese students, with tensions rising over alleged faked statements and calls for the Soviet government’s overthrow.
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Rebel Army Reported In Bomb Area In China Chaos
In Sinkiang province flows of disturbance widen as insurgent August Field Army is accused of clashing with forces. Rail traffic collapses amid anti Mao sabotage and widespread troop movements reported by Peking Radio. The unrest extends to Shansi where loyalists are urged to seize power and a mass rally grows outside the Soviet embassy in Beijing.
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Search for Hinshinsha wreck ends with no survivors found
A Sunday sea search near Naples failed to locate survivors from the freighter Hinshinsha which disappeared with nine crew members aboard. The vessel lay 80 miles west of Naples when the search was called off.
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Macao Accepts Chinese Demands After Riots
Macao bows to Chinese demands after riots that killed eight and injured 123. The Macao Government signed an agreement accepting responsibility and compensation. Signatories included Governor Brigadier Nobre de Carvalho and officials, amid gunboat pressure and protests.
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Japan Vote Seen Likely Returns Liberal Democrats
Tokyo voters faced rain and snow as they chose from issues and parties in Japan's general election. About 486 of 718 seats were at stake to decide if Prime Minister Eiichiro Sato and the Liberal Democratic Party would maintain power. opposition leaders blamed government corruption rumors, while new forces like the Democratic Socialist and Komitei Buddhist party sought gains. The election also covered Japan US security ties and military presence with roughly 40 000 U S troops in Japan to be reviewed next year. Official polls anticipated a high turnout and a possible return of the LDP or a reduced majority.
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Yemen raid killed villagers and wounded many in Ketaf
Egyptian bombing raids across Yemen's Ketaf and Najran left 27 bomb crater holes, 118 survivors treated for gas-like symptoms, and villagers burying graves. Royalists claimed Soviet aircraft and Egyptian pilots used poison gas, while authorities reported dozens dead or wounded and ongoing cross-border tensions.
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Malta Defence Pact Tension Over Britain's 1964 Agreement
Malta voices concern on defence issue as Britain contemplates reductions in its 10 year pact from 1964. Officials say the British government and Malta’s leadership have lost rights and privileges under the accord and urge urgent talks to address the potential breach.
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Scorched earth air raids widen Vietnam war strikes
Western press reports US B 52 bombers pounded a central coast Vietcong stronghold while ground fighting surged along the coast from Northern Provinces to Saigon. Officials say 234 guerrillas were killed in 24 hours as heavy air attacks and radar guided strikes targeted Khanh Hoa and nearby districts. Farther north, 16 Communist troops fell to 1st Air Cavalry near Fji Honemen. Refugee camps near Sy Mong hold more than 15 000 South Vietnamese uprooted amid rice shortages and growing Korean support.
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Elected man new minister appointed in South Vietnam
The first government minister from the Constituent Assembly elected last September is named. La Thanh Nahe, a chemist, becomes minister of Crafty and Industry. Thai Ton keeps the finance portfolio. South Korean forces report refugee moves from a 344 square mile area in Northern Phy Yeo Province. Major General Lew Bing Hyns notes Vietcong casualties and Korean deaths as 4,000 troops engage in the operation 260 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Street protests in Djarta echo a new disciplined push
Southeast Asia correspondent Creighton Burns reports in Djarta that university Kami and high school Kapi students stage orderly demonstrations backing the armed leadership of the ruby Presidium and the armed forces. They vow no march on Sukarno’s palace without clearance, recalling 1963 attempts and October 3 palace strike.
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