Soviets And France Expected To Contribute To UN Deficit
Authoritative sources predict the Soviet Union and France will make voluntary contributions to reduce the UN peacekeeping deficit, with estimates ranging to tens of millions of dollars. The def icit is put at 30 to 50 million, and timing remains uncertain though Moscow hints at "the proper time" as Paris weighs a figure around 17 million.
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Troupe Cancels Viet Nam Charity Benefit at Royal Court
Neville Bond of the English Stave Company said the Nov 13 charity concert at the Royal Court Theater will not proceed unless raised funds are distributed without discrimination by an international agency. Several performers have withdrawn amid claims funds would aid only parts of the Viet Nam conflict.
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Roy Hudd
Barbara Murray
Larry Adler
Illness Fatal For German Who Helped Save Paris
Baden Baden Germany AP ex General Dietrich von Choltitz central figure in saving Paris died Saturday after a long illness marked by asthma arthritis and heart attacks He would have turned 72 on Wednesday He disobeyed Hitler ordering a last stand and destruction of Paris and surrendered to the Allies easing the city’s fall Koenig Raoul Nordling and Pierre Taittinger influenced his decision His later life included ostracism and a pension of about 675 dollars a month
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France Street
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France
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Sweden
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Eisenhower Defends Nixon Against Johnson Critique
Former President Eisenhower, in Gettysburg, rejects Johnson's criticism of Nixon. He praises Nixon as informed, capable, and industrious, noting Nixon’s long service as Vice President. Johnson had called Nixon a chronic campaigner with unclear grasp of events.
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Soviet Plane Crashes In French Alps
A Soviet built Ilyushin plane bound for Marseille from Zagreb crashed late Saturday above Entraunes in the French Alps northeast of Nice. Seven crew members were aboard and no details on nationality or operator were available. Heavy snowfall and low visibility hindered rescue and investigation efforts. Marseille airport had advance notice of a flight plan but had no further details.
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Trial in absentia reflects Nazi past and denazification stance
A defendant, absent from the court, faced conviction connected to Nazi affiliations. He had been in a U.S. prison camp and resented the process, declaring in a furious 1947 statement that he has always led, never followed, the crowd.
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