Sihanouk open to talks with Harriman despite raids
Prince Norodom Sihanouk said he would talk with U. S. envoy Harriman next month if he comes on a peace mission but doubted talks would restore relations. He listed conditions: US recognition of Cambodia's border and end to American aggression, questioning how guarantees could be made with multiple U.S. governments in power.
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Cambodia
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
Anlong Trach
Kompong Chan
International Control Commission
ICC
Saigon
United Nations
Thick Track
U.N. Security Council
Ihanouk
Harriman
Washington
White House
State Department
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
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Moon Treaty Pact Seen by U N Leader
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said differences on a moon treaty could be resolved and the Soviet Union would sign despite the Vietnam War. He reported progress from a five week UNC PUS negotiation in Geneva, noting agreement on 13 points and nine articles while five points remained disputed.
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UPI
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Soviet Union
Goldberg
U. N
Committee On the
Geneva
Viet Nam
United States
U. S.U.S.S.R
Cited After Auto Mishap In Decatur Avenue Crash
Robert Calvin Nicholson, 38, was cited for reckless driving after his Volkswagen swerved out of control and overturned on Decatur Avenue south of Oakey. Nicholson, 4142 Fredda, reportedly suffered back injuries in the 11:40 a.m. mishap.
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Robert Calvin Nicholson
Decatur Avenue
Oakey
Nicholson
Fredda
Yugoslav Lecturer Mihajlov Arrested Ahead of Meeting
Belgrade UPI reports Mihajlov a 32 year old Zadar University lecturer was arrested yesterday and ordered held three days. He faces past questioning and a two year probation tied to an article Moscow Summer. Colleagues say a meeting on founding a non Communist periodical will proceed with possible delay.
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Belgrade
UPI
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Zadar
United Press International
Mihailov
Ahmedabad Riot Marks Martyrs Day Despite Police
About 200 demonstrators mostly Communists were arrested in Ahmedabad Gujarat as leftist mobs attacked a post office mill and stores. They tried to march on the Congress office to erect an unauthorized memorial, while police patrolled the streets.
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Bombay
India
UPI
Ahmedabad
Gujarat
Congress Party
Car Thief Gang Strips New Pontiac in San Francisco
San Francisco police said an unknown gang likely achieved a record car stripping. A $3500 Pontiac was stolen and stripped of engine upholstery instrument panel and all removable parts, leaving only the wheels. Lt. William Albrecht compared the act to a swarm of locusts.
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San Francisco
UPS
William Albrecht
Jobless Rate Dips to 3.9 Amid High U S Labor Force
U S unemployment eased to 3.9 percent in July as the total labor force rose to a fresh high of 82.77 million. Nonfarm payrolls reached 63.3 million, up 3.1 million from a year earlier, while weekly factory earnings slipped to 111.25 dollars and the average workweek shortened to 41.2 hours.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Arthur Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
Newspaper unions demand meeting with pressmen over World Journal Tribune strike
Nine unions angry over the 106 day strike demand a meeting with the pressmen to resolve delayed settlement at World Journal Tribune. The allied council calls pressmen to attend, warning of possible splits if absent.
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New York
UPI
Pressmen’s Union
World Journal Tribune
Newspaper Guild
Allied Printing Trades Council
Pressemen
Thomas Laura
Laura
Mailers’ Union
Snake at Sandown Zoo Bites Keeper Until Kick Free
A 195 pound python named Cassius Clay bit zoo keeper Adrain Nyoka on the arm at Sandown Isle of Wight. The 2 inch teeth bit deeply and would not release until Nyoka delivered a kick. The incident highlights dangers faced by keepers.
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Sandown
Isle of Wight
UPID
Zoo
Adrain Nyoka
Nyoka
Cassius Clay
Germans support U S stance against Adenauer on Viet Nam
Bonn reacted to Konrad Adenauer urging the United States to leave Viet Nam with rejection and regret. German leaders, including Ludwig Erhard's office, aligned with Washington and warned Adenauer’s critique could undermine European security amid Soviet pressure. The Social Democrats echoed concern over paradoxical calls for peace efforts in Asia.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Viet Nam
Adenauer
New York Times
Europe
Soviet Union
Washington
George C. McGhee
Navy ends 24 hour search for lost classified documents
The Navy will cease after 24 hours of search for a pod containing classified papers fallen from a T33 jet en route between Norfolk and Baltimore. About 125 Marines and sailors scoured the route with more than 10 helicopters. subject matter remains undisclosed.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
Norfolk
Baltimore
United States
5Th Naval District
Oceana
Naval Air Station
Friendship International Airport
Maryland
Queen Mother Asked to Hear Talking Mynah Bird
In Sandringham England Queen Mother Elizabeth requested a talking Indian Mynah bird at the fur and feather exhibition during the flower show. The bird spoke its first words, saying Shut up.
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Sandringham
England
UPI
Elizabeth
Mynah
Farm equipment sales reach 2.3 billion in 1965
Domestic farm equipment sales totaled about 2.3 billion dollars in 1965 and are expected to rise by at least five percent in 1966.
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Des Moines
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