Nuclear Arms Pact Talks Show Mixed Prospects
In New York both U S and Soviet ambassadors said progress in disarmament talks exists but major hurdles remain. Arthur Goldberg and Nikolai Fedorenko warned that West Germany’s access to nuclear weapons and nonproliferation controls need resolution while both sides pursue exploratory, tough negotiations toward a treaty banning spread of nuclear arms.
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Panel backs push for Peking in UN amid China split
A panel urges the United States to start talks with allied powers toward representing mainland China in the United Nations. Seventeen of twenty seven members favor offering Peking a Security Council seat if it sits with Nationalist China, with some preferring a two stage approach. The report also calls Taiwan to retain UN membership and suggests broader moves to include divided nations in the UN.
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George ©. Taylor
Far Eastern Institute
University of Washington
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Plane crash near Moncks Corner sparks cross border debate
A single engine plane disappeared near Moncks Corner area after a engine sputtered near midnight Monday. Civil Air Patrol conducted a three day search from Charleston to Hartsville while officials discuss regional representation and diplomatic issues among North and South Korea and Vietnam. The wrecked aircraft owned by H J Litton, Hartsville Civil Air Patrol commander, was sighted by multiple crews.
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August led food price drop and wage rise in September
The report notes August’s decline in food costs with apples onions peppers tomatoes cabbage and carrots down over 15 per cent while dairy flour bakery eggs and many meats rose. Coffee and poultry fell. Cars and clothing saw mixed movements with used cars down and clothing up. Housing services and medical care costs rose modestly. About 73,000 workers gain cost of living wage raises 1 to 8 cents hourly based on September index. After tax pay for a three-dependents factory worker rose to 100.33 dollars, up 1.30 from two months prior, boosting purchasing power by about 90 cents.
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Congress Approves Major Poverty and Education Bills
Congress clears billions for state functions and anti poverty programs as final actions approach. House approves school aid and slum rebuilding measures while tightening oversight of the Office of Economic Opportunity. Senate passes a broad appropriation bill with foreign policy provisions awaiting conference.
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Russia Launches Two Satellites For Communist Leaders Show
The Reale Union launched Cosmos 130 and a Molniya satellite from Baikonur in a space display for leaders of eight Communist nations. The event coincides with a summit discussing Vietnam and China. Molniya satellites relay TV and radio across the Northern Hemisphere in an 11 hour 53 minute orbit. Cosmos satellites are cited as space research though some have weather or reconnaissance roles.
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Nobel Prize Honors Jewish Authors Sachs and Agnon
Stockholm awarded poet Nelly Sachs and novelist Samuel Joseph Agnon the 1968 Nobel Prize for Literature. The two, described as outstanding Jewish writers, share the prize for their contributions to Jewish cultural heritage. Agnon has key works like The Bridal Canopy and A Guest for the Night. Sachs published Quarters of the Dead and And Nobody Knows Anything More. Sachs, born in Germany, fled to Sweden. she spoke of the prize's personal significance and noted she did not know how she would spend the award money.
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Biggest British Unemployment Jump Triggers Deflation Policy
London reports the largest unemployment rise in four years with 97 027 more jobless since Sept 22 bringing total unemployed to 437 229. The Labour government blames austerity for much of the rise amid calls for wage and price restraints and continued freezes extending into next year.
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Byrd's Death Ends Long Virginia Political Era
Senator Byrd succumbed to a brain tumor after years of limited campaigning and illness. His death halted Virginia campaign activity as opponents suspended efforts indefinitely. Byrd, linked to a conservative finance stance, left a political legacy amid a liberalizing state. His family and state mourned as presidents honored him.
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Virginia statesman Harry Byrd praised in tributes
A flurry of tributes followed the death of Virginia statesman Harry Flood Byrd. Rep John C Marsh Rep Thomas N Downing Rep W Pat Jennings Lt Gov Fred G Pollard Secretary Henry H Fowler Sen Strom Thurmond and DNC Chair John M Bailey lauded Byrd for his long service and steadfast principles. The leaders underscored his integrity fiscal prudence and dedication to public duty.
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Byrd Jr Called Back From Washington to Enter Senate Race
Berryville notes recount former senator Byrd Sr. stepping down as burdens of office weighed heavily. He writes that the time has come for someone younger to bear these duties and responsibilities, with Byrd Jr. recalled from his post in Washington where he has served since being appointed to fill the seat nearly a year ago.
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Johnson visits Australia amid Viet Nam protests and talks
President Johnson travels through Canberra as antiwar demonstrators clash near his hotel while he meets Prime Minister Holt. He defends U.S. lead in peacekeeping and calls for a concerted multinational effort in Asia, highlighting shared burdens and alliances. Ky faces Cabinet resignations ahead of Manila talks, with dissidents eyeing publicity before the conference.
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Oakland boycott sparks fires and arrests amid school protest
Oakland officials report 5 arson fires 25 false alarms 88 vandalism incidents and 52 arrests as students miss classes. A planned boycott linked to alleged inferior Negro education leads to clashes, Molotov bottle finds, and calls for prosecution for felony conspiracy.
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