South Korea lawmakers seek revision of defense pact with U S
South Korea's ruling party may push a resolution this week urging revision of the Korea U S defense pact as a condition for reinforcing Korean security in exchange for dispatch of more Korean troops to South Vietnam. Vice President Humphrey said revision is not needed during a Seoul news conference.
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Russians Gather for Six Astronauts Mission Amid Moon Goal
Moscow sources say a six man Moscow space team may be formed as a step toward manned lunar flight. Some expect a wait for the orbiting dogs Veterok and Ugolyok before any launch. The Soviet space effort coincides with the upcoming party Congress as officials relocate foreigners from hotels to make room for delegates. Western diplomats fear tightened control over Poland's Primate Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski after his reconciliation letter to German bishops.
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Cuba links CIA to Havana plot against Castro
Cuba charged two former army majors and five others arrested this week with plotting an attack on Premier Fidel Castro and tied the group to the CIA and anti-Castro exiles. The Interior Ministry said weapons including a telescoped rifle were found at Rolando Cabela’s home, who led the group and shifted against the revolution after traveling to Europe for a student meeting. The search uncovered rifles, a submachine gun, grenades, incendiaries, and large ammunition stocks alongside Cuban and American money.
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Ghana Reopens Ties With Britain Under New Regime
Ghana resumes diplomatic relations with Britain as the new military government seeks Western recognition. Britain acknowledges the regime that overthrew Nkrumah and Ghana proclaims a national day of prayer and independence celebration. Several nations including the United States, Ivory Coast, Belgium, and Nigeria have indicated recognition or intent.
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Compromise Legal Code Aims to Protect Suspects Rights
Washington experts unveiled a proposed code to balance suspect rights with police questioning before charges. The draft, funded by a Ford Foundation grant, allows brief street stops for information, limits warrants, and requires informing suspects of rights with up to a four hour in station interrogation.
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Union Boss Breaks LBJ Wage Lines
Washington UPI reports union leader Peter Weber of Local 625 AFL CIO faced scrutiny from federal officials amid a 17 percent wage package for New Jersey contractors far above Cecil standards. Weber is under indictment for alleged illegal payments and faced longstanding ethics investigations, including a 1965 election challenge and prior conflicts of interest.
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Second Class Postage Paid at inypett Tran 3ths7
Postal notice fragment shows rates for first postal zone and surrounding areas with figures like 660 1000 18M years and December timing. The legible pieces reference subscription rates for second class mail and express service constraints.
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The Enemy Is Groggy in Vietnam War Report
Brig Gen Ellis Williamson told President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch that in Vietnam the enemy is groggy and the war is going well. He likened it to a 10 round boxing match in the seventh round and cautioned there will be a costly struggle ahead.
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