Arab League calls for ceasefire over Algeria Morocco border
In Cairo the Arab League Council urged Algeria and Morocco to pull troops back to pre conflict positions and formed a six member mediation panel to resolve the border dispute. Reports note tense border conditions as both sides mass forces and public anger rises in Algiers and Casablanca.
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International link at Butterworth base prompts Headlam tour
Air Vice Marshal F Headlam visited Butterworth RAAF Base where a mixed nationality telephone exchange impressed the senior officer. He, the No. 224 Group commander, inspected both RAAF and RAF operations and met supervisor Mrs Doreen Gilborine and operator Miss Donna Leng.
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Praise For Nobel Prize winners
The New York Times editorial hailed the medicine Nobel winners Allan Hodgkin An drew Huxley and Sir John Eccles as advancing basic research into nerve mechanisms. It praised their work as a triumph linking Galvani’s legacy to modern understanding of nervous system function and its disorders.
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New York Times Today
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Andrew Fielding Huxley
Britain
Sir John Eccles
Australia
Galvani
Luigi Galvani
Merves
Verwoerd Attacks Black Agitators at National Rally
Prime Minister Verwoerd denounces Afro Asian demands and urges a vote system of one man one vote as dangerous to whites and non whites alike. He argues unity would favor black majorities and frames South Africa as defending Christendom against global pressures. Meanwhile Ebrahim Achmed Gora seeks asylum in West Germany while attending IOC congress in Baden Baden funded by the South African Liberation Committee.
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Coup Foiled as Rebels Target Saigon With Student Groups
Times of Vietnam reports ringleaders arrested in a plan by the Revolutionary Council for Religious Freedom and Human Rights to topple the government through student led rebellion in Sai gon. The same night 13 U S personnel were wounded in Chuong Thien province during a major air borne operation against Viet Cong forces. Vietnamese forces suffered 26 killed and 95 wounded. ten Communists confirmed.
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Times
United States
Chuong Thien
U.S
Tito Recovers in Williamsburg After Flu Visit Delay
President Tito of Yugoslavia, resting at a private Williamsburg home, recovered enough to rise for breakfast after canceling a West Coast trip due to illness. The Associated Press reported he felt stronger yesterday as he recuperated.
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Williamsburg
Virginia
Yugoslavia
Associated Press of America
Pope outlines labour ideas at Rome audience
Pope Paul VI urged fair compensation and rejected shifting work. He spoke to Italian workers and businessmen in Rome honored as Knights of Labour, saying it is legitimate to desire work and a living and to provide for a family's future.
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