Britain Klan meeting ejected from Birmingham pub
A public Ku Klux Klan gathering in Britain was broken up by a Birmingham pub manager who had rented a room to the group. Organizers claimed the event would be official but faced immediate disruption. police and media filmed as clashes and denials followed.
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Sit-in clashes disrupt traffic in Chicago protests
Hundreds of civil rights demonstrators blocked streets at a major intersection in Chicago by the Loop. Police removed protesters as tensions rose over school policy and a controversial superintendent, with reports of injuries and ongoing demonstrations including a memorial for a slain cadet.
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Rapist Held In New York Case Shrouded In Mystery
A suspect detained in New York is connected to a college student confinement case. Police questioned a man described as a potential suspect in a terror plot linked to Kardesis University. Details remain unclear as authorities pursue evidence and identify motive.
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Vietcong Overruns Battalion Near Dong Xoai
Vietcong guerrillas wiped out a government battalion near Dong Xoai killing many paratroopers and forcing escapes. US sources say only about 150 of the unit survived with heavy weapons used against the infantry in the ambush.
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Labour hit by claimed conspiracy against government
Britain's Minister for Economic Affairs George Brown alleged a sinister conspiracy behind Labour's troubles. He told a Leigh Lancashire meeting that paid agencies including press and advertising are used to degrade the government. Opposition figures Douglas-Home and others criticised Labour and urged firm action to restore confidence.
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International bank swindle ring cracked in raids
An international gang of bank swindlers netted at least two million dollars across Europe Latin America and the United States before a raid on its Rome headquarters. Police say about 20 suspects were arrested and 30 more were identified in the investigation. Counterfeiting and forged documents were among the charges linked to the operation.
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Jewish philosopher Martin Buber Dies in Jerusalem
Professor Martin Buber, renowned Jewish philosopher, died today at age 87 in Jerusalem after a lengthy illness. He authored key works translating and interpreting philosophy, theology, and dialogue between humans and the divine, influencing modern Jewish thought and existential philosophy. He taught at universities in Berlin and Jerusalem.
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Alarm in US prompts British call for open dissent
The Observer reports a British government push for open support or dissent over American policy in Vietnam. It notes discussions about allied alignments with Russia and China to shape a potential international conference on the conflict.
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Malaysia seeks large defence grant amid regional talks
Malaysian Finance Minister Tan Siew Sin said Kuala Lumpur hopes to secure about 81,000 million for a defence grant from Britain Australia and New Zealand. The report also notes Malaysia aiming to raise 1 500 million for development with help from the World Bank the United States Britain and Europe as part of broader regional discussions.
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Vatican revises council documents on religious liberty
Vatican officials announced revised copies of Vatican Council documents were sent to bishops ahead of the council's last session. The materials discuss religious liberty conscience and the modern world, and address moral issues and weapons. In Vienna, Cardinal Mindszenty’s status and a return to Budapest were noted by Cardinal Koenig.
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