U N chief to Press U S on Safeguarding Missions
United Nations Secretary General Thant promised to tell the United States it must safeguard U N representatives and missions after a protest from 62 Asian African states over an invasion of the Syrian mission by Brit Trumpeldor members. Ambassadors urged Thant to convey the protest to Washington and to secure compliance with protections for foreign missions in New York.
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Athant Sard
United States
U.N
New York
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Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
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Israel
Brit Trumpeld
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Ambassel Farra
Jordan
Turkey
Moussa Leo Kei
Mali
United Nations
Lost Boy Found With His Dog In Raleigh Parking Lot
Raleigh police found a four year old boy wearing only underwear in a department store lot at 6 am. His dog kept him out of trouble and guided officers as they searched for home. The mother was located and the dog praised by the officer as wonderful.
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Raleigh
Eddie Randolph
Randolph
SAS
Hoare
Leicester
John
Space Conference Timeframe Described for East Bloc Leaders
Space cooperation appears broader as Soviet ties with France and East European allies unfold. Plans outline a Moscow gathering of Bulgarian, Czechoslovak, East German, Hungarian, Polish, Soviet leaders with potential Romanian and Mongolian attendees. Discussions focus on China, with Baikonur and Novosibirsk visits noted for a manned launch.
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Soviet Union
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Moscow
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Mongolia
China
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Baikonur
Central Asia
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Kadar
Antonin Novotny
Red China
Peking
Soviet Polish leaders urge peace talks over Viet Nam
Brezhnev Gomulka spoke at a friendship rally criticizing U.S. role in Southeast Asia while calling for an unconditional halt to bombing as a precondition for a political settlement. Johnson framed Western unity and East West ties as critical, with Brezhnev denouncing U.S. aggression despite Vietnam aid pledges.
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Brezhnev
Johnson
National Conference of Editorial Writers
New York
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Europe
Soviet Union
Eastern Europe
Viet Nam
East West
Andrei A. Gromyko
Red China
Peking
China
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
No sign of life as Puffin Chaudiere capsized crew feared lost
Divers found no bodies but a large growth of marine life near the capsized rowboat Puffin Chaudiere. Articles and gear were recovered in sealed compartments, with a Sept. 3 log entry and notes of limited navigational data. Relatives expressed heartbreak as officials noted hope fading and a finality to the episode.
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Chaudiere
Defense Ministry
Johnstone
John
mid-Atlantic
Puffin
Colin Mudie
Halifax
Tia-Sea Rescue Center
Michel Johnstone
David
Surrey
Viet Nam War Losses and Bombing Strikes Reported
The Viet Nam command reports enemy gunners downed 748 American aircraft across all war phases. 403 planes and 3 helicopters in the north, 129 planes and 212 helicopters in the south. B52s conducted three strikes including a fresh raid on Communist holdings in the central DDRZ. Viet Cong struck back but did not raid one Vietnamese medical dispensary 28 miles southwest of Quang Ngai. A Vietnamese spokesman said they killed four militiamen, three civilians and damaged 26 rooms of the facility with mines.
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Viet Nam
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Korea
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International Control Commission
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Pleiku
New Delhi
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India
Control Commission
Foreign Ministry
T N. Kaul
North Viet Nam
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Joseph N. Greene Jr
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Wenachee
Wash
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Mekong Nhut
Can Tho
Jray
Philippines
Tay Ninh
International Development Cavaey
Auburn President Named Possible Wake Forest Successor
Wake Forest trustees explore a successor for president with Auburn’s Dr. Philpott at the top of the list. Tribble seeks early retirement. Philpott, 49, is an ordained Baptist minister and former University of Florida religion professor.
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Har
William Hugh McEnrry Jr
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Shawnee
Tribble
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Wake Forest presidency candidate list grows as search continues
Tribble's request to view candidates prompts Wake Forest Trustees to form a selection committee within days. Dr Duncan notes any official decision remains open and that being named a candidate is an honor, not a commitment.
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G. Maurice Hii
Drexel
Wake Forest Trustees
Dr. Duncan
Rescue pilot talks of parachute escape and jungle ordeal
Taylor recounts radio call to surrender and ejection after a failed instrument pause. He parachuted into a jungle suffering leg bruises, talked to an Air Force Skyraider, then endured tangled rotor downwash while a helicopter lowered a salvage cable. A crowd watched with divided views on recovering Perry’s car.
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Air Force
Loverhead
Pope plans Cana trip after bold Holy Land visit
Pope Paul has long sought global travel after his January 1984 Holy Land journey. He earlier visited Bombay in December 1964 and spoke to the U N General Assembly in New York on October 4, 1965. A Poland trip was blocked by the Warsaw government amid church state tensions.
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Iron Curtain
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Warsaw
Pope Paul
Latin America
France
Philippines
North America
Pilots perform 175 missions in northern air push
About 450 pilots joined Friday’s raid effort totaling 175 missions against enemy targets in the north, marking a large coordinated air operation.
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Taylor
Campers Move Campsite After Thunderstorm Strike
A Friday night thunderstorm forced campers to relocate from their tents. The group chose a damp campsite to spend the night. They planned to camp without matches, weapons, or processed food. The speaker noted fear of a falling tree from lightning.
Blast sends boat to Princess Margaret Hospital in two ambulances
The incident left multiple injured with addresses incomplete. Names listed include Mary Whelan of Chicago, Pearl Katz of Brooklyn, Mr and Mrs Lambert of British Columbia, Mary Scott of Plantation Florida, David Schnepfe of Baltimore, Carolina Adams of Georgia, the Pollington family of England with sons David and Kevin, William McCloud and the Gandy and Meyer couples in England, and Helen Austin without a listed address. The blast cause remains undetermined.
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Princess Margaret Hospital
Mary Whelan
Chicago
Pearl Katz
Brooklyn
N.Y
Thomas Lambert
British Columbia
Canada
Mary Scott
Plantation
Fila
David Schnepfe
Baltimore
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Georgia
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David
Kevin
England
William McCloud
John Gandy
Joseph Meyer
Helen Austin
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