Peking Tightens Links Between Citizens And Foreigners
Western diplomats report Beijing has begun curbing contact between Chinese citizens and foreigners. Increased surveillance targets diplomats and private visitors. locals connected to foreign missions face shadowing. A curfew on boating and picnics at the summer palace lake signals broader controls amid political upheaval led by Mao’s health.
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London
Red
Hong Kong
Mao Tzetung
Peking
Peng Chen
Politburo
Summer Palace
Yang Juo-ching
Mali
Yang
Viet Nam Buddhist unrest continues with protests and clashes
Rebels and monks clash with troops in Hue and Saigon as demonstrators burn vehicles, block streets, and call for government resignation. At Hue 3 killed and many wounded. Qui Nhon and Saigon see large marches and curfews. Government bans Buddhist chaplains at unit level. Tam Chau advocates nonviolence.
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Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Chau
Saigon
1St Division
Hue
da Nang
Qui Nhon
Buddhist Institute
Tam Chau
Texaco tanker collision kills captain in harbor incident
A collision between the Texaco Massachusetts and the Alva Cape near port facilities left Captain Richard F. Pinder of Clarkesboro New Jersey dead. Harbor pilot Donald Baker cited a signaling mixup after the Massachusetts crossed the Alva Cape's bow.
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Texaco
Port Arthur
Tex
Alva Cape
India
Donald Baker
Texaco Massachusetts
Richard F. Pinder
Clarksboro
Goren on Bridge Quiz Question Series
The Chicago Tribune weekly bridge quiz presents seven North South hands with vulnerability and bidding sequences. Readers are invited to determine optimal bids for each position, with answers promised in tomorrow’s column.
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Charles BH. Goren
Chicago Tribuney Weekly
Computer dating by computer pairers alarms officials
Dr Thomas F Nevins of Kings County Brooklyn says the program could be misused by sexual perverts while the district attorney focuses on whether names addresses or phone numbers of 3 to 14 or even 100 ideal mates could be produced for teens ages 13 to 19. Teens International Inc and Project Tact describe their computerized dating tests and questionnaires aimed at finding compatibility among youths across major U S cities.
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Thomas F. Nevins
Kings County
Brooklyn
Ben Casey
Huntley Brinkley
Student Marketing Institute
Finley Eversole
Eversole
New York
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Fancisco
St. Paul
Minn
Computer Corp
Manhattan
Chou En-lai Opens Talks With Romania in Bucharest
Premier Chou En-lai arrived in Bucharest for an eight day visit and held a four hour session with Romanian leaders at the Communist party headquarters. He praised Romania for its neutral stance toward the Soviet Chinese ideological conflict and met with Ceausescu Maurer and other officials. He toured the August 23 steel plant and laid a wreath at a war heroes monument before continuing talks and a schedule that includes Constanta and potential theater of Albania.
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Romania
Chou En-lai
Red China
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Chou
Moscow
Chao Kuan-hua
Nicolai Ceausescu
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Ichou
Scinteia
Workers’ ‘Movement
China
Metalurgical
Constanta
Black Sea
Emil Bodnaras
Ceausescu
Albania
Peking
Gemini Flight Plans Highlight Three Man Crew Rendesvous
Gene Aldrin of Montclair New Jersey noted for 66 Korea missions and two destroyed MIGs is married to Joan Archer of Ho Ho Kus New Jersey. Gemini 10 11 12 lineups planned with rendezvous dockings space walks and direct ascent runs. Apollo 1 crew set for November on 14 day earth orbit led by Gris som White and Chaffee.
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Montclair
N.J
Aldrin
Korea
Joan A. Archer
Ho-Ho-Kus
Navy
John W. Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Lovell
Cernan
Seamans
Cerna
Ming
Stafford
ATDA
Earth
Godwin Binia Association of Broadcast ers discuss education policy
Godwin Binia urged the Virginia conference to examine state funding for free education for youths and the role of higher education institutions. He stressed spiraling needs for new educational buildings and called for equal, state supported public education and schools equal to any in the nation, to showcase Virginia’s greatness and leadership.
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Binia Association of Broadcasters
Godwin
Virginia
Pentagon to beam orders via seven relay satellites
The Defense Department may soon relay commands from Washington to Viet Nam through seven radio relay satellites launched from Cape Kennedy. Air Force Secretary Harold Brown said a Viet Nam terminal could be ready by summer, with satellites designed to be jam resistant and secure, though signals could be monitored by other nations.
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Pentagon
Viet Nam
Washington
Defense Department
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Harold Brown
Newsmen
Brown
Department
Fogging Of Cernan's Visor Ends Space Walk Early
Gemini 9 mission pilots Cernan and Stafford described visor fogging during a 2 hour 7 minute space walk. They cited excessive workload on the chest pack, visibility issues from fogged optics, and a力nd how radar will be essential for lunar maneuvers.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Eugene A. Cernan
Navy
Cernan
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Manned Spacecraft Center
Stafford
Allhuman
AMU
Tom
Skyhawk shot down near Vinh. pilot captured
A U S Navy A4 Skyhawk was shot down about 30 miles north of Vinh, a Hanoi-announced capture. The pilot, who parachuted, reported being surrounded by North Vietnamese troops and destroying his radio before capture. US jets carried out 90 multiplane missions north of the 17th Parallel despite not being record-setting.
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Vinh
Hanoi
Air Force
Navy
Cernan
FDA proposes rules on low calorie and fortified foods changes
The FDA plans new rules restricting low calorie labels to items with 15 or fewer calories per serving and requiring at least 50 percent fewer calories for reduced cal products. It would classify eight fortified food groups and limit vitamin mineral amounts, while blocking misleading shotgun supplements. E R Squibb opposed restricting vitamin availability citing supplemental therapy as protection against deficiency and stress.
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Goddard
New York
E.R. Squibb & Sons
Squibb
Indonesia seeks foreign aid amid stabilization push
Malik, the ambassador Marshall Green, and Indonesia discuss ongoing efforts to secure needed foreign assistance. He notes concern that creditor nations may doubt Indonesia's stabilization progress unless the country clearly shows it is stabilizing after Green arrived a year ago.
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Marshall Green
Malik
Indonesia
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