Greek Foreign Minister resigns fueling crisis in Greece
Greek Foreign Minister Elias Tsirimakos quit after clashing with Premier Stephanos Stephanopoulos over Cyprus armed forces control. The move risks toppling the six month old government as Stephopoulos called an emergency cabinet meeting and urged backing against Tsirimakos. Tsirimakos backed Makarios reform plan, opposing Grivas. The island tensions center on the Cyprus National Guard’s command amid U N peace efforts.
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Aden Red Cross to rename Red Crescent in Arab tradition
The Aden Red Cross Society will change its name to Red Crescent and adopt a crescent symbol. The group says the move aligns with Arab tradition and identity.
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Red Cross Society
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Ministry pilots plastic teeth for needy cattle in Argentina
In La Plata Argentina the Ministry of Agriculture reports a pilot program to supply plastic false teeth to cows and bulls. Veterinarians at the ministry experimental farm report excellent results so far. In New Delhi India the Post and Telegraph Department says telephone service is now reaching 2100 underdeveloped areas with the aim to cover all towns over 20 000 inhabitants.
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India
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Australia offers 8.9 million in emergency food aid
United Nations New York Australia pledges 8.9 million in emergency food aid mostly wheat with milk powder included. Tokyo Hanoi accuses Japan U S of expanding Vietnam war. Ho Chi Minh labels peace efforts as a hoax and says Tokyo helps widen the war. Manila House approves 8.8 million to deploy 2000 Filipino combat engineers for South Vietnam civic action and road work.
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Backwards Smoking Complaints Reach Soviet Paper
A Moscow letter to Izvestia details a father’s protest of a backward smoking method claimed to fight cancer and clean teeth. He notes his 16 year old son and friends adopted the idea after seeing a magazine report, while the father calls the theory hot air and urges warning on smoking dangers.
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Moscow
Izvestia Monday
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A. Frolov
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Father 4
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Bleachable cottonseed oil futures rise slightly in New York
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed higher with May at 16.00, July 15.63, and Oct 15.00 while Dec bids stood around 14.70. Closing bids included 15.55 for May and 14.70 for Dec as sales contracts move toward Senate approval.
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Teeteteerersens
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