Shastri Warns of China War MachineRise in Nuclear Threats
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri in a nationwide radio address warned that China is building a powerful war machine and creating fear in Asia with a nuclear menace. He urged readiness while stressing faith in peace. The remarks came on Solidarity Day, marking the 1962 border war opening.
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Prince Michael of Greece to wed Greek commoner
Athens reports Prince Michael of Greece will marry Mariana Karelia a Greek commoner and daughter of a Greek industrialist. He renounced his claim to the throne after being third in line and will wed with the king's permission. Michael is 25. Usis fiancee is 2d.
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Free East Germany HOF Gemmiaiy escapees
East Germany reported eight youths escaped to West Germany over the weekend. Four workers aged 18 to 20 crossed land mined borders using pliers to cut barbed wire. Three others, ages 38, 25, and 31, fled in a westbound train’s undercarriage. A 14-year-old student hurdled barriers unnoticed.
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Gemmiaiy
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Reds Callaly Rail Strike Disrupts Rome Rails
Italy's nationalized railways face service disruptions for a week as the Communist led General Confederation of Labor calls a strike. Operatives are urged to quit work for 3 to 4 hours daily from Monday through October 26 to demand revised job classifications and wage scales.
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GM Strike Ends In AMC Pact And Johnson Urges GM Deal
Detroit reports AMC workers return after a three day strike ended. President Johnson urged General Motors and the UAW to reach a quick agreement to protect the national economy as GM production remains halted since Sept. 25. About 260,000 GM workers are idled, with more than 300,000 affected nationwide. Ford and Chrysler report strong sales during the disruption.
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Prop 16 Lottery Plan Triggers Political Clash
Sacramento reports Prop 16 a tax relief measure stirs a heated clash. It would grant a private firm a 10 year license to run a statewide lottery, with 3 percent to the firm and most profits to state school aid. Critics warn of profits to a private company and state costs, while supporters argue it could replace new taxes.
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Opposition MP criticizes ministers cars in Parliament
In New Delhi an opposition member complained ministers ride in large cars making them unseen. Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, noted as 5 foot 2 and 104 pounds, replied there is only one minister who cannot be seen in these cars and that is himself.
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Hush Hush delays hit film as Olivia ailing
Hollywood reports a bad cold delays Robert Aldrichs production of Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte. Olivia de Havilland fell ill, forcing a pause as she recovers before returning to work mid week. The film, once starring Joan Crawford, has seen two illnesses and repeated delays with de Havilland now the substitute.
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