Kosygin Says U S Guilty Of Aggression In Viet Nam
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin told the French people that the United States is guilty of aggression in Viet Nam, a major obstacle to international peace. He urged continued Soviet material aid to Hanoi until the aggression halts, and noted common ground with De Gaulle though not identical positions. A communique on his nine day visit was delayed.
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Paris
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Ship Heraklion sinks after storm off Crete. many dead
The Greek passenger ship Heraklion, en route from Crete with cars and passengers, sank after a severe storm near Viraeus. Survivors recount a chaotic rescue as crews, planes, and boats searched the area. Coastguardmedics tended the wounded and officials identified a Scottish passenger aboard.
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Alexandros Stefadouros
Viraeus
Emmanuel Vernikos
Nikos Theodorak
Dimitrius Economou
Ashton
Piraeus
Nuna
Crete
Heraklion
Leverton
Typaldos Brothers
John Rowlands
Scotland
Nunalahti
Bee Wili
Glasgow
Canea
Krete
Greek
Merchant Marine Ministry
Constantine
Pope Viet Nam Address Emphasizes Unity and Caution
The pope celebrates a joint declaration by both parties and expresses joy and gratitude. He warns against misreading the Ecumenical Council's decisions and cautions against viewing the council as a break with prior doctrine. He urges appreciation of the council's rich instruction and renewal potential.
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Viet Nam
War tolls and Viet Nam updates from a wartime bulletin
A war update reports American casualties and allied totals for the week, with 7,672 Americans killed overall and 191 allied deaths. It notes Marine and Korean actions near Da Nang and Cam Ranh Bay, U.S. troops in Viet Nam, and a Saigon mayor incident involving military police.
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South Viet Nam
da Nang
Saigon
van van Cua
U.S
My Canh
Ike Returns to Hospital After Heart History
Eisenhower arrives at a military medical center for a planned 10 to 12 day stay to receive doctors' advice after recent heart trouble. He says he hopes to be home for Christmas and to resume golf by late February, weather permitting. Brig. Gen. Mallory greets him as patients and reporters observe.
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Eisenhower
Philip W. Mallory
Blue Army Hospital
Tobes
Negro Held In Death Of Student In Williamsburg
A 20 year old from Langley Air Force Base, Edward Washington, was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of 18 year old Carl Lea Walker, a Berkeley High senior and football star. Walker was shot Wednesday night while walking home from a basketball game on a rural road after a light colored convertible stopped following a radio alert. Washington is held in lieu of 10000 bond. a hearing is set for next Tuesday in James City County Court.
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Williamsburg
Langley Air Force Base
Edward Washington
James City
Carl Lea Walker
Bekeley High School
A. M. Brenegan
Washington
Hampton
Walker
Berkeley High School
Romney urges four dimensional plan for united action
Michigan governor Romney addresses NAM delegates at the 71st annual convention urging a four dimensional approach combining voluntary associations centers private enterprises for competition state and local governments for local action and a federal role for nationwide tasks. He warns federal power threatens independent action and self government and says he will study 1968 for months while exploring a Republican nomination.
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Michigan
NAM
Johnson
America
Romney
11 Viet Cong killed and 14 captured by 1st Infantry Division north of Saigon
US 1st Infantry Division units report killing 11 Viet Cong and capturing 14 in an engagement 22 miles north of Saigon. Other troops seized 32 rifles and heavy weapons from a Viet Cong camp 10 miles southeast of Saigon. Bad weather limited bombing in North Vietnam. Officials discuss Pope Paul VI’s cease fire appeal and war policy.
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U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Saigon
1St Infantry Division
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Pope Paul VI
U.N
U Thant
Texas White House
United States
Miami Beach
Fla
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Britain pushes oil embargo as Rhodesia crisis deepens
Brown urged UN action to enforce an oil embargo and arms ban against Rhodesia, linking Britain’s stance to a broader plan that avoids broader confrontation. African nations pressed for stronger measures, while Britain warned against rushing into force, stressing gradual council steps to prevent wider Southern Africa conflict.
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Commonwealth
South Africa
Rhodesia
Council
United Nations
Brown
Britain
Ian Smith
Southern
Africa
Portugal
Vietnamese Officials Stand Against Arrests by U.S. MPs
Saigon police chief Brig. Gen Nguyen Ngoc Loan said Vietnamese authorities will not tolerate further arrests of Vietnamese civilians by U.S. Military Police after the mayor of Saigon was seized. He stressed Vietnamese police hold jurisdiction over Vietnamese civilians and papers, while MPs may only question U.S. personnel. The incident followed MP handcuffing of Mayor Van Van Cua after he fired near the My Canh restaurant, drawing a U.S. diplomat's regrets.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Namese
van van Cua
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Viet Nam
United States
Loan
Henry Cabot Lodge
My Canh
Gen. Loan
Johnson backs peace push as Nixon plans armistice talk
President Johnson signals support for papal peace proposals in Viet Nam while preparing a State of the Union ahead of new budget reviews. He will depart for Texas holidays then return to Washington to finalize budgets for five departments and meet with Schultze and O'Brien.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Christian
Pope
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Gotoeda City
Tex
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
State and Treasury Departments
U.S. Information Agency
General Services Administration
Veterans Administration
Eugene Black
Asian Development Bank
Tokyo
Black
Two Charged In Slaying Of Teen-Ager
In Chicago FBI agents arrested Alfred W. Recor and his wife Helen on murder charges in connection with the slaying of Maureen B. Cordell, 15, of Chattanooga. Cordell disappeared July 2 and her body was found November 4 in Jasper County, Tennessee. The couple, held on 75000 bond, appeared before U.S. Commissioner Bentley Bike, with bond continued to December 12. The investigation traced a long distance call from Mrs. Recor to her mother leading to the arrests. The Recors had left for Mexico shortly after Cordell’s disappearance. Recor, a Springfield, Massachusetts native, previously faced an incest conviction in 1953.
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Chicago
Tennessee
Cook
FBI
Alfred W. Recor
Helen
Michigan Ave
U.S
Bentley
Bike
Jasper Tenn
Maureen B. Cordell
Chattanooga
Jasper
Recar
Recor
Mexico
Recors
Springfield
Mass
Moon Treaty Aims for Peaceful Space Use and Nuclear Ban
The agreement seeks exclusive peaceful purposes for celestial bodies and complete freedom of exploration, banning nuclear and mass destruction weapons from space. Reached amid heightened U.S. Soviet tensions over Vietnam, it was drafted largely by U.S. and Soviet delegates in Geneva and at the U.N. during this assembly.
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Schultze
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Congress
Christian
Washington
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Johnson
Goldberg
U.N
U.N. Outer Space Committee
Geneva
New York
United States
Sovviet Union
Britain
France
Space Committee
Albania
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Bulgaria
Canada
Chad
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
India
Iran
Italy
Japan
Lebanon
Mexico
Mongolia
Morocco
Poland
Romania
Sierra Leone
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Platon D. Morozov
Nol
Ohio
West Virginia
Dr Spike murder case details emerge in Columbus intrigue
Spike was killed October 7 in a guest room at the United Christian Center near Ohio State University. Minor, a drifter, is in custody and to be arraigned on murder charges. Witnesses recall Minor as clean-cut. police have not released photos or a weapon. Police searched for a weapon and examined nearby sewers and trash hemlines. no motive has been found.
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Page’One Jr
Spike
Sawyer
Minor
Beck
U.S. Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio State University
Chicago
United Christian Center
Dr. Spike
Plano
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