Brown to answer critics amid UN speech and Aden policy debate
London papers discuss Foreign Secretary Brown after his United Nations remarks. A private Labour meeting is planned midweek as MPs condemn his Aden stance. Critics accuse him of inconsistency while papers clash over his fitness for the job.
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Tea-and bandits invade London teashops
Britain's famed cafe chain runs five teashops in London where vending machines pay out in frokens that can be exchanged for goods in the tea houses. The unusual scheme draws attention as a gimmick or potential scam.
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Call to FBI After 34 Die in Air Crash
Mohawk Airline president Robert Pesch demanded a formal investigation into sabotage amid a crash that killed 34 near Bossheng Pennsylvania. A British BAC 421 departed in flames, with 30 passengers and four crew lost. Government teams probe the crash as other aviation disasters are reported worldwide.
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UK envoy in Salisbury seeks grounds to reopen talks
Lord Alport met Rhodesian representatives yesterday amid efforts by the British envoy to assess potential for meaningful independence talks. A spokesman said no decision was reached, as discussions continued in Salisbury.
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Call to end Negro ghettos sparks U S crime plan
President Johnsons Crime Commission urged abolishing big city ghettos to end conditions blamed for riots and crime. The report cites Los Angeles Watts area and 1965 Tampa Florida as examples, calls for better housing education and enforcement, and notes expected crime trends. It backs a provisional national crime statistics center to sharpen prevention and control efforts.
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Death camp C O in court Dusseldorf West Germany
Frank Stangl accused of mass killings of Jews was brought before an examining magistrate and placed in pre trial detention. Stangl once commanded Treblinka and arrived in Europe after arrest in Brazil. A guard said he was calm and glad to be back in Europe. In Bologna Italy Walter Redden, serving life for war crimes, wrote from Marzabotto to seek forgiveness for massacres in 1544.
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Starving Negro Children Report In Mississippi And Alabama
A team of doctors surveyed roughly six county area in Mississippi and nearby Alabama finding thousands of hungry and diseased Negro children. The physicians described conditions as shocking while visiting 6010 families and living in the communities for weeks. They urged a full survey of the South to locate children suffering in disease and starvation.
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