Morse Attacks Viet Policy at Denison University
Senator Wayne Morse charged the United States backed South Viet Nam’s rulers and accused Washington of secrecy in foreign policy. He argued for recognizing two Viet Nams, urged negotiations via neutral arbiter, and predicted a long occupation unless policy changes.
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Henderson Man Fires Rifle After Bar Pool Game Refused
Thomas W. Wrenn 36 of Las Vegas surrendered to authorities after allegedly firing a 30 caliber rifle at the Pad dock Inn in Henderson following a pool game refusal. Eight to ten shots hit the bar and nearby cars and gas station. no damage estimate was provided.
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Europe Free Trade Nations Seek New Market Partners
Leaders of the seven EFTA nations met in London to align policy toward possible partnership with the European Common Market. Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans to probe with Market leaders early next year after consulting EFTA members. They resist unconditional terms, noting France has vetoed Britain’s entry previously.
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Kosygin Visited Paris as French Reds Shun Kremlin Ties
Soviet Premier Kosygin met with French Communist leaders led by Waldeck Rochet at Lenin’s former home and at the Soviet Embassy in Paris. The talks aimed to ease rifts over De Gaulle policy but did not bridge differences. He tours Toulouse Lyon Grenoble and Moscow by Friday after a Louvre Mona Lisa stop.
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Cappolino Goes On Trial In Two-State Murder Case
Dr. Carl A. Coppolino faces murder charges in New Jersey and Florida. He allegedly strangled retired Lt. Col. William E. Barber in New Jersey on July 30, 1963 and his wife Carmella Coppolino in Florida on August 26, 1965. Prosecutors seek the death penalty as defense attorney F. Lee Bailey plans his case. Trial set for Monmouth County Courthouse with sequestered jurors and press restrictions.
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Mme Mao attacks Peking opponents in power struggle
Hong Kong based report says Mme Mao Tse tung called for opponents of Mao Zedong to be wiped out. It notes Chiang Ching denounced the purged Peking Municipal Party Committee and says Mme Mao has a key role, named consultant to the army general political department.
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