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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
5
The UPI report notes 122 nations attend the United Nations organized conference on trade and development with the West divided on aid for poorer nations. The Soviet Union is seen as aiming to shape the dialogue while the U.S. negotiates options, including support for GATT.
Greek and Turkish Cypriots reinforce positions along the Kyrenia road as U N peace force delays continue. British officials note both sides entrench gun positions near Kyrenia while Turkish and Greek forces maneuver on the southern slopes. Polycarpos Georgadjis warns of removing roadblocks as observers expect a hard defense of the mountain stronghold near St Hilarion Castle.
Premier Khrushchev plans a major policy speech during his April 4 visit to Budapest to address Sino Soviet tensions and defend his anti Chinese stance. The trip marks Hungarys Nazi liberation anniversary and follows stalled mediation after Romani Premier Maurers Peking trip. He may also host a bloc summit and later travel to Denmark Norway and Sweden after visiting Cairo in May.
Henrique Martinez a 35 year old Venezuelan diplomat died aboard an American airliner nearing Orly Field while returning from New York to Geneva for the World Trade Conference. He complained of not feeling well as the plane approached the airport and was treated by the Orly medical office.
In Rome, workers at Italy's three major opera houses La Scala Milan Rome Opera House and San Carlo Naples joined a 24 hour strike. Over 2,000 permanent staff including stage hands electricians and chorus members stopped work. Smaller state subsidized houses and concert halls were affected. They demand new contracts with better wages and fringe benefits.
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