Shastri Criticism of U S Policy Used in No Confidence Debate
In New Delhi, Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri faced opposition criticism as his stance against U S bombings in North Vietnam was cited during a no confidence debate. Masani, leader of Swatantra, argued India should retaliate beyond its borders, paralleling Vietnam policy with Kashmir actions. The motion had little chance of passing but highlighted foreign policy strains.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U.S
Viet Nam
Shastri
Kashmir
United States
M. R. Masani
Bichtist
Swatantra Party
Masani
Kargil Sec
Tor
Chnagar
China Front
Congress Party
Tower House
Assaj
Renu Chakravarti
Differences Over Dominican Probe Spill From Committee Into Senate
Washington AP report notes a rift in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee over its inquiry into U S involvement in the Dominican Republic. Sen Thomas J Dodd accuses a background pamphlet of relying on critical press sources while Chairman J W Fulbright contends it also includes documents from the OAS, statements by Johnson, the State Department, and a late UN ambassador. Fulbright says Dodd attended only one of 13 closed hearings where about 1760 pages of testimony were gathered from administration witnesses.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Dominican Republic
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J. W. Fulbright
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Johnson
State Department
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fulbright
Dodd
Juan Bosch
New York Times
The
New York Herald Tribune
Washington Post
la Monde
Paris
London Observer
London Economist
Murray M. Weiss
Herald Tribune
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the Times
the Post
Library of Congress
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Santo Domingo
Erhard Campaigner Not a Crowd Thriller in Germany
Bonn report on Ludwig Erhard's campaign style as he defends the economic miracle and promotes a formed society while facing a tight West German election. His reach relies on familiarity, not rousing oratory, with the crowd responding to his persona and the ear trumpet.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
West Germany
Sonic booms show limits of West German defense
In Bonn the Defense Ministry says there is little it can do about sonic booms from military jets. They warn that without protecting Allied aircraft, Soviet planes could disturb civilian life. Other items note stork flurry in Domodossola, Argentina backed for UN Security Council, Madras licenses Jeeps for tax, Portugal's codfish import, mammoth remains found in the Urals, Tibet to become autonomous region on Sept 1 1965 per State Council plan.
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Germany
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Defense Ministry
Tokyo
Tibet
Peking
New China News Agency
China
State Council
Tibet Autonomous Region
People’s Congress
Autonomous Region of
National People’s Congress
Sealab 2 Lowering Delayed by Accidents Off San Diego
Sealab 2 begun as Navy divers prepare to lower a 12 by 58 foot underwater lab 3000 feet off La Jolla California to depth 210 feet for up to 45 days. Astronaut Scott Carpenter and nine others are set to descend, while a planned Gemini 5 Earth chat was deprioritized. Delays followed weekend wreck of a seven ton communications pod and testing of a new lowering system. The project aims to improve man recovery capability and hydrophone deployment for submarine detection.
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Carpenter
L. Gordon Cooper
Navy
U.S. Space Agency
Houston
Tex
Naval Electronicsaboratory
Bermuda
Adm
Levering Smith
W Navy
Ocean Projects Office
Newsmen
Theology study share rises in East German universities
New statistics from East Germany show 592 of 115 673 university students are studying for the Protestant ministry, about one in 200. The figure compares with 554 in the previous year, indicating a slight increase in church trainees.
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Berlin
West Germany
Germany
Demand Strengthens on Border Leaf Marts Tobacco Markets
Demand strengthened Monday on tobacco markets of the South Carolina Border North Carolina Belt with price averages up for most grades. Top price held at 76 per hundred pounds as quality improved and nondescript shares fell, while leaf volumes stayed heavy and auctions reported several up moves across lemon and orange grades.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
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