Soviet accuse China of failing aid promises and substandard projects
Moscow accuses Beijing of defaulting on aid to developing countries and claims many Chinese projects are substandard or incomplete. Reports say China funded about 100 projects versus the USSR's 1,222, with few plants and hospitals built, and widespread equipment failures and delays across Nepal Cambodia Burma Indonesia and other nations.
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Moscow ties in African sabotage
South African police uncover a subversion plot with alleged links to international communist underground movements. General M Keevy announced July arrests and raiding actions across the country including suspects tied to Moscow and Peiping networks.
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Beatle Loses by a Head in Photo Finish
Beate Paul McCartney and his father celebrate as Drake's Drum, their three year old racehorse purchased for 1500, is narrowly beaten in a photo finish at George's Handicap. Jockey Russ Maddock aboard Drake's Drum finished just ahead but fell short of the winner.
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Fierce clashes in Saigon area amid Viet Cong actions
Reports say the Viet Cong engaged South Vietnamese and U.S. forces near Saigon and in the Mekong Delta. An air assault began after dusk with several helicopter losses and reported casualties among both sides. A government relief convoy was ambushed with additional wounded and deaths reported by a spokesman.
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China protests new border incursions from India
The New China News Agency reports a note to the Indian Embassy in Peking accusing India of repeated border intrusions across the Line of Control since November 1959. It states Indian troops remain entrenched in Chinese territory near Nat La pass and that Indian aircraft violated Tibetan airspace, extending at least 14 miles into Tibet, challenging China to stop what it calls intrusions and to keep its promise not to cross.
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Ocean hunt for jet in Indian Ocean search
Penang reports a Sea Vixen jet missing after a nighttime crash off Malaya during exercise. Two Fleet Air Arm planes from Centaur carrier joined RAAF search as brief signals indicated the aircraft vanished with no crew recovered.
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