Okinawa nuclear weapons removal planned by United States
United States moves to remove missiles from Okinawa under a treaty framework. Statements from officials indicate Japan and allied partners aim to complete the withdrawal, with timelines discussed and committees set to oversee the process across key sites and dates.
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China UN waits for Peking move at the United Nations
The UN Security Council abstained from action as Peking offered no clear move. diplomats expect shifts from China amid talks on Taiwan and China’s global stance. The White House and State Department continued to press for unity while warning against delays that could affect the Geneva talks.
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Fragmented OCR of local notice yields chaotic garble
Readable fragments hint at a historical newspaper item with names and places obscured by OCR errors. Key entities are unclear. the piece resembles a mixed notices page with potential dates and locations buried in the garbled text.
Brezhnev warns against behind the backsVietnam intrusion
In Paris Brezhnev warns that Western power meddling and indirect actions threaten a Vietnam settlement. He cites Franco Soviet actions as risks, urges a conference on security and cooperation, and says only peaceful, frontally agreed measures can resolve Vietnam conflict.
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Kosygin and Castro Tour Havana Construction Site
Soviet Prime Minister Kosygin and Cuban leader Castro toured worker dining and construction sites near Havana. They rode in an army jeep while inspecting Alamar housing project, with Castro offering Lenin prize for best work crew as Kosygin wore an open collared shirt and noted progress.
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Israel to boycott US talks over warplanes and Suez
Israel would skip American brokered talks on an interim Suez Canal accord unless Washington agrees to supply warplanes it seeks. Israeli radio reported the move amid regional tensions as Syria and Israeli forces clash near the front. Police in Nazareth arrested an Israeli Arab family described as a dangerous terror cell plotting attacks.
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Washington
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York
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Rogers
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Associated Press
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South Vietnam grants amnesty to about four thousand Vietcong prisoners
Thieu's government announces a day of amnesty for nearly 4,000 Vietcong prisoners to mark the inauguration of President Thieu for a second term. The move coincides with U.S. discussions on prisoner exchanges and shifts in Cambodia policy, as reports describe ongoing tensions and unverified claims about prisoner counts and releases.
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Thieu
Cambodian Front Faces Possible Interoffensive
Reports from the Rest Press describe high command hints that the enemy may launch an interoffensive against Cambodian thrusts along the highway northeast of Phnom Penh after Vietcong actions and a bridge explosion. U S military aid details appear in dispatches from Washington.
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New Hebrides Quake Kills One and Injures Many
A strong quake struck New Hebrides with aftershocks collapsing buildings in Santo. Authorities report one death and extensive injuries as residents cleared debris and sought safety near the British Residency and other affected areas.
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