Peace needed for economic co operation at Asian talks
The ECAFE conference urged all member nations to pursue peace in Asia as a prerequisite for a united push toward economic development. Aimed at sustained growth and self reliance, the declaration called for liberal attitudes from developed countries and intensified assistance to developing states.
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United Stites
Turkey
Iran
Yugo Ilisiay
India
Harma
Sewer Union
United Nations Economic and Local Council
United States
Nelson Gross
Japanese radicals bodies dug up near Chiba and Maetasti
Police recovered fourteen bodies linked to a violent Japanese radical group. The dead include five women. Authorities say the purge occurred between late December and early February after dissent over planned attacks on government leaders in Tokyo. Suspects confessed to killings during the ideological struggle.
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Chiba
Japan
Sune Way
United Red Arm
Pole
Lokvo Next Muni
Woren
Nations Agree Drug Controls Strengthened at Geneva
Thirty six nations signed a pact expanding the international mechanism to curb illicit narcotics production and sales. The accord gives the UN linked body broader powers to suppress opium and heroin production and sale, with India and the Soviet Union among holdouts likely to sign later.
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New York Times News Service
United States State Department
Gross
India
Dharm Prakasa
Prakash
Countes
Smallpox Deaths Rise as Belgrade Vaccination Continues
In Belgrade two smallpox deaths were reported as mass vaccination across Yugoslavia continued. A doctor and nurse died after treating a patient from the south who first showed symptoms in Belgrade, raising concerns about spread from pilgrimage-linked cases amid ongoing public health measures.
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Belgrade
Sunda
Yugoslavia
El Salvador coup attempt collapses amid heavy losses
Reports say hundreds killed or wounded as military and civilian rebels fail to overturn President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez. Rebels backed by the army air force launched an offensive that ended with their surrender. The president announced the day’s events on television and declared the rebellion over.
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el Salvador
Suman
ANP
Salvate Can Presidends
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Vir Keel
Arno Pheers Ugal
Chietum Democrat Party
Presider Hemindes
Tidia Ani Television
Cid
Tepois
Chet
Neahet
Martial law extended amid ongoing military rule and tensions
AAP report notes martial law remains in place with extended duration and continued dangers. The Associated Press cites Republican opposition and a 42 page statement, while past measures face renewed scrutiny and limited government controls persist through recent months.
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Askaka
Sonday
Mi Dent Kutt
Sid
Heritstin
Amon Ruin
Peoplew Party
Eatonmiirt
Harrisburg seven defense rests as silence meets charges
Harrisburg seven antiwar defendants respond with silence as they defend the conspiracy charges. The defense closed its case on Friday, asserting a pledge to justice while rejecting the accusations of kidnapping Kissinger, destroying tunnels, and raiding draft boards. The defendants’ supporters insist the group seeks peace and innocence amid the trial.
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Ramsey Clark
Activite
Henry Kissinger
Washington
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Wei
Rd Seiee
Justice
Neil McLaughlin Sud
Uees
FBL
Mir ° Fedgar Hoover
Kitsinger
Elizabeth Ko McAlister Sais
Philip Berrigan
Toagh
Ancient Italian workshop uncovered with statues
Archaeologists report remnants of large buildings and numerous marble statues found in the same area last month in Italy. The discovery suggests a significant ancient workshop site with rich sculptural remains.
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