Various AP dispatches from Montreal to Canberra skim world news
A montage of AP reports describes Kosygin in Canada urging peace through force, Soviet multilingual publication plans after Oct 1, Kenyan court cases on a coffee bar lease, Latin America census data for Uruguay, a Jamaica loan for dairy, East German stowaway incidents, a Prague train collision, and Australia weighing Sheridan tanks amid general defense talks. The items mention Turkiye, India Pakistan, Rhodesia? No, country references remain.
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Montreal
Alexei Kosygin
Canada
Caribbean
R.V. Major
Mier Suat Hayri Urguplu
Trinidad
End and Tobago
Urguptu
Prague
Czechoslovakia
London
Michael Stewart
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Canberra
Australia
Ency
United
States
Army
Maritime Deaths Reach New Low
Berlin report says three East Germans fled to West Berlin during the night, with a 21 year old and two youths, 16 and 17, crossing the border through gaps and the wall. In Washington the Labor Secretary cites a record low in deaths and injuries for longshoremen and shipyard workers in the first half of 1965, noting a 11 percent drop in man hours and a 13 percent decline in shipyard injuries.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
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Montevideo, Uruguay
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Jamaica
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Ankara
Turkey
Johnson
Enney
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