Vietnamese Students Storm Radio Station in Mounting Unrest
Vietnamese students sacked a government radio station in Saigon and staged a second rally at a university, denouncing President Khanh as a dictator and demanding civilian rule. Demonstrators numbered about 1,200 across two Sunday actions with anti American overtones and calls to purge former Diem officials.
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Romania Celebrates Freedom Anniversary Parade
Bucharest and 14 provincial capitals stage a massive parade marking Romania's 28th anniversary of freedom from Soviet rule. The display features modern army weapons, flags, and portraits of Gheorghiu-Dej and Maurer as civilians in national dress march past government leaders and visiting Communist delegations.
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Lao Princes Meet Near Paris to Discuss Laos Civil War
A trio of Lao princes Souvanna Phouma Souphanouvong and Boun Oum gather at a 17th century chateau near Paris to map a 10 day to 10 week plan to end Laos civil war amid great power tensions. They face fragile prospects and external pressures from Peking Moscow Paris Washington and London.
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India Faces Grain Shortage as Hoarders Must Release Stocks
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri warns grain traders to release hoarded stocks before September or face penalties. He says shortages will worsen until grains arrive from the United States, Pakistan, Thailand, and Cambodia, and urges cooperation to boost domestic production.
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Connally Says Johnson Prefers Moderate Civil Rights Plank
Texas Governor Connally reports President Johnson favors a moderate civil rights plank for the Democratic platform. He cites a morning conversation and notes Johnson wants a running mate but has not named one. He says enforcement should be handled community by community and state by state.
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Funeral Rites Planned for Communist Leader Togliatti
Ling Longo leads mourners as Palmiro Togliatti lies in state in Moscow. A funeral cortege will move to Rome to bury the veteran leader in the non-Catholic cemetery, reflecting church law and his apostate status. Longo is expected to be elected secretary the next day.
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