China Rejects Opening Talks With U S Amid Taiwan Clash
Chinese leaders rebuff any conciliatory move toward the United States, citing U S aggression and Taiwan as reasons. Chen Yi accuses Washington of hostile acts, base expansion, puppet regimes, and airspace violations, while Warsaw talks face possible end due to Russian rumors of China U S deals. Copyright 1967 Chicago Daily News.
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U.S.S.R
Russia
Chou En-lai
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Formosa
Chen Yi
China
Washington
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Warsaw
Poland
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Moscow
Chicago Daily News
Spanish Institute at Coe Names Participants
Forty two high school Spanish teachers from nineteen states were chosen for full scholarships weekly stipends and dependents’ allowances to attend an Institute in Spanish on the Coe College campus from June 14 to August 9. Dr. James Larkin said native informants from various nations will direct conversation, with Coe faculty and visiting professors handling classroom sessions. The National Defense Education Act Institute is conducted in cooperation with the Office of Education HEW. Cedar Rapids area students will join a demonstration class taught by A Paul Diaz, while teachers observe to learn new techniques without leaving their classrooms.
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Coe College
James Larkin
Coe Foreign Language
Coe
Office of Education
U. S
Cedar Rapids Area
A. Paul Diaz
Cedar Rapids
Larkin
Fingerprint check clears suspect in Bormann hunt
Prosecutor Joachim Richter said a fingerprint match shows the man arrested in Guatemala on suspicion of being Martin Bormann is not Hitler's deputy fuehrer. The report ties to ongoing efforts to locate the missing Nazi leader's aide.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Joachim Richter
Guatemala
Martin Bormann
Hitler
Fuehrer
Zellers to Keynote Cedar Rapids Education Conference
Charles N Zellers deputy associate commissioner for elementary and secondary education will speak at the Second District conference sponsored by Congressman John Culver in Cedar Rapids. The meeting opens at 9 30 a m Saturday at Town House hall with 9 00 to 9 30 a m registration.
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Charles N. Zellers
Office of Education
Washington, D. C
John Culver
Cedar Rapids
Zellers
Culver
Office of Education and Committees of Congress
Town House Convention Hall
Federal Building
Accord Reached for 33-35 Percent Tariff Cuts
The United States and major trading nations reach a Kennedy Round compromise with tariff cuts of about 33 to 35 percent, affecting more than 80 nations. The agreement includes grain price support, an international food aid program, and an anti dumping pact, with signing deadline June 30.
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Carl Hartman Mess
Geneva
Business World
U. S
Busi
Chicago Police Head To Retire
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley announced that Orlando Wilson, the professor who led the Chicago police department after a wave of scandals, will retire on August 1. The move ends a tenure that transformed the force into a leading national example.
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IPT
Orlandol Wilson
Johnson recalls Korea envoy for new post in New England
President Johnson and six New England governors pledged cooperation and announced the recall of Ambassador Winthrop Gilman Brown from Seoul to serve as the state department liaison on foreign policy with the states. The briefing at Bradley International Airport touched on urban aid, a proposed Long Island Sound bridge, and pending congressional grant funds.
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