French police seize Paris medical faculty in raid on students
Police and riot squads blocked Rue de Saints and moved into Paris University to oust students who had held the medical faculty for over two months. Seventeen were detained, including four girls, with minimal resistance and a calm area as authorities continued. Earlier, police also cleared the science faculty in a similar operation. In other results, Benjamin Brial retained his seat in Wallis and Futuna for Gaullist contestants.
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Paris
Iaap-Reuter
Facult of Medicine
Paris University
Rue de Saints
Peres
Kiddings
Aap Reuter
Benjamin Brial
French Pacific Islands
Wallis and Futeene
Lagos allows aid to Biafra despite secessionist ad
The Nigerian Federal Government said it would permit Cross and other voluntary fees to move food medical and relief supplies across Federal lines to thousands in Biafra. Lagos led by Major-General Gowon accused Eastern secessionists of exploiting a two page New York Times ad titled The civil way in Nigeria the way out to influence American opinion.
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New York
Reuter
New Hart
Lagos
Yakubu Gowon
Nigeria
New York Times
Sanctions stay deepen Nigeria push for Biafra peace
The Lagos government says sanctions on Biafra cannot be lifted as it appeals to Nigerian factions to deter secession and seek reintegration. It warns of continued economic warfare as a wartime reality, while Biafran leader Ojukwu rejects relief via former enemies. Meanwhile reports from London describe refugee camps in peril with hunger and malnutrition.
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Lagos
Gowon
Nigeria
Eek
Ojukwu
London
Save ‘the Children Fund
John Birch
Risfran
Okil Ekpene
Tish
Fond
Johnson Visits Central America for New Hope Plan
President Johnson starts from San Salvador for quick visits to Nicaragua Costa Rica Honduras and Guatemala en route to Texas ranch he says he seeks a road of new hope for the Americas. Leaders debate progress with the alliance for progress and pledge renewed efforts in a joint declaration supporting a seven year old common market.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Johnson
Americas
Me Johnson
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Honora
Guatelama
Texas Ranch
Foaquin
Treios Fernandez
Alliance For Progress
Johasen
Central American Bank
Fidel Sanchez Hernandez
Soviet paper accuses priest over wartime acts
The Soviet youth paper Komsomolskaya Pravda accuses Monsignor Zeno Tynonis and Monsignor Ladislao Tulaba of ties to Nazi collaborators and wartime priests. It claims Tynonis blessed troops who committed war crimes, though the rector says Igno tois served for religious, not political, reasons and blessed all sides.
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Moscow
AAP
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Neng
Zeno Tynonis
Vatican
Ladislao Tulaba
Ignotois
Japan seeks France halt to Pacific nuclear tests
Japan through Ambassador Akira Matsui urged France to suspend nuclear explosions in the Pacific, citing humanitarian and disarmament concerns. Tokyo criticized France for proceeding despite Japan's protests, with Paris considering three more tests of increasing power after a first device in the megaton range.
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Tokyo
Japan
France
Pacific
Foreign Ministry
Akira Matsui
Naraichi Fujiya
Fapan
Ani Tor
New Zealand
Anul
Peru
Ani
France resumes atmospheric nuclear tests at Mururoa Atoll
The French Atomic Energy Commission announced a new test sequence starting with a conventional atomic warhead detonation near Mururoa Atoll in the Tuamotu Archipelago. The blast marked the opening of a program expected to lead to France's first hydrogen detonation.
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France
Tait Tr
French Atomic Energy Commission
Mururoa Atoll
Tuamotu
Canberra
Egypt says it will not recognize Israel or sign peace treaty
In Cairo an official spokesman clarified that Egypt will not grant diplomatic recognition to Israel nor sign a peace treaty. He followed remarks by Foreign Minister Riad indicating Egypt accepts Israel's existence, and said this did not imply readiness for formal ties. Observers linked Nasser's Moscow visit to support for expelling Israeli forces and pursuing a political solution under UN Security Council guidance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Mohammed el Zayyat
Rind
Zayyat
Riad
Copenhagen
United Nations
Nasser
Moscow
Russia
Dent Nasser
Security Council
Snipers Fire on Police in Omaha Disturbances
Police exchanged gunfire with snipers during three hours of disturbances on Omaha’s north side. A man was wounded as a knife attack sparked the spread to a wide area, with about 16 people involved across several blocks.
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Omaha
Nebraska
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