Nigeria Picks Kampala Uganda As Peace Talks Site
Nigeria and Biafra agreed on Kampala Uganda as the venue for top-level peace talks to end the civil war after secret discussions between Anthony Nnamdi and Louis Mbaha. The decision, needing government approval, followed direct peace contact arranged by Commonwealth Secretary-General Stith Smith with delegates from three colonial states.
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South Africa to fund Malawi railway link plan
South Africa will finance a A$13,715,200 railway to connect Malawi with the Mozambique state railways via a 624 mile line, giving the landlocked nation access to the Indian Ocean at Nacala. President Hastings Banda announced the project and work is set to start on May 4.
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Malaysian Deputy Premier Seeks Access to European Market
Ton Abdul Ravak said Malaysia aims for associate membership of the European Common Market after a four day official visit to France. He told France’s foreign minister Couve de Murville that Malaysia feels concern at not yet having access to the market during a press conference in Paris.
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The Laos conflict around Attapeu and Saravane deepens
John Bennetts reports from Pakse on the Laos war where North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces siege Attapeu and Saravane, control surrounding countryside, and threaten major supply routes. Helicopters shuttle troops as Thai reconnaissance notes possible cross-border activity, while analysts debate aims and future territorial effects.
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Conspiracy trial set for June in Kennedy case
The Shaw conspiracy trial, charged with conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy, is set for June. The district attorney’s office says the state is ready and will oppose further delays. Shaw’s defense has argued against the timing as the probe continues.
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