United States to Recognize Zanzibar Government After Coup
Washington indicated the United States will recognize the Zanzibar regime that seized power January 12 amid reports of Communist and Cuban involvement. Assistant Secretary of State G Mennen Williams said U S plans were coordinated as Britain expected to follow early next week. The former administration expelled the U S diplomat and high commissioner.
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Zanzibar
U.S
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Donald K. Prentiss
U. S
Abeid Amani Karume
Karume
Red China
Desperate tactics fly in North Carolina governor race
Dan K. Moore faces accusations of using desperate campaign tactics in the Democratic primary. Lon Folger, from a prominent Raleigh family, accuses Moore of attacking Preyer as Sanford and Bert Bennett handpicked, while citing a failed meeting at the Sir Walter Hotel and remarks about a 10 percent state employee pay raise.
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Dan K. Moore
Lon Folger
Ralph Scot
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uCew
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Preyer
Sanford
Bert Bennett
Judge Moore
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Dr. Lake
Gov. Sanford
Judge Preyer
Republicans Hit Foreign Policy
Washington Republicans across factions unite over foreign policy concerns. Senator Clifford Case notes New Jersey as a likely swing state, warning Johnson may be vulnerable abroad. Case cites potential GOP contenders while Rockefeller assails leadership gaps and Johnson’s labeling critics as enemies.
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R-N. J
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Case
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Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Exeter
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United States
Red China Lacks Soviet Aid Says US Intel
Washington reports that Red China would be a weaker power without Soviet support as Sino Soviet split deepens. Estimates put Chinese army at about 2.5 million, air force under 2,000 planes, limited mobility, cannibalized spares, and heavy reliance on railroads with weak food reserves. U.S. intelligence expects Beijing to press strategy of guerrilla activity near borders rather than large outward offensives.
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Roger Hilsman
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Sion
Korea
Mao Tse-tung
Ladder clues in Hartman case reveal clean rungs
In muddy surroundings the aluminum ladder rungs appeared bright and clean under a light, suggesting no mud traces from a suspect entering Mrs. Hartman's room. The contrast between the soggy ground and the gleaming rungs raises questions about entry method and possible alibi.
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