Discontent Grows Among British Labour But Wilson Remains Firm
London AP reports rising discontent within Britain's Labour movement over Prime Minister Wilson's foreign defense and home policies. While leftist MPs criticize his stance on Vietnam, party unity limits the risk of a vote of no confidence. Calls for a peace initiative and economic measures surface amid a narrow parliamentary margin.
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Chen Cheng Dies at 57 After Cancer Fight
Formosa vice-president and Chiang Kai-shek heir Chen Cheng died in New York hospital after months of ill health. He had resigned as premier in 1963 and had led the Nationalist government’s policies, including land reform, while facing protests at home over wages and working conditions.
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Signs Removed Before Prince Philip Arrives
Left wing students at the University of Malaya posted "Philip go home" signs shortly before Prince Philip's visit. Police removed the signs and questioned the demonstrator before releasing them to university officials as Philip continued his Far Eastern tour.
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British Queen Honors Murrow as War Reporter
Washington AP dispatch notes that Edward R. Murrow, famed for his World War II London broadcasts during the Battle of Britain, is honored by the British Queen for his journalism legacy.
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Syria nationalizes U S oil branches amid Gulf crisis
In Damascus the Socialist government orders seizure of six Syrian branches of Socony and Dutch Shell. The decree targets foreign fuel firms as Laos and South Vietnam face pressure, while Rusk denies compensation for the seized assets and signals possible troop withdrawal.
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Rusk Warns East Asia Over Aggressive Infiltration Tactics
Secretary of State Rusk told New York that East Asia fears open attack and has shifted to aggression by infiltrating arms and trained men across borders. He called for clear recognition of this form of aggression by the rest of the world.
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Quake Shakes Yugoslav City as Turmoil Lingers
Fragmentary clipping notes a Belgrade UPI report of an earthquake striking the northern Yugoslav city of Slavonski Brod on Friday. The piece also mentions South Vietnam pacification, Baath Party actions, and oil distribution by international firms, though details are unclear.
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Senator challenges Viet Cong death toll claim
Senator Young questions General Johnson's statement that 75,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces have been killed in Southeast Asia. He says the figure is misleading and violates pledges from North Vietnam and Red China, citing secret testimony.
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