Chinese May Give Mao Tze-tung Boot To Heal Soviet Split
Nationalist China experts say Liu Shao-Chi may replace Mao as party leader at the third National People's Congress in Peking. Mao would become honorary chairman to ease Moscow Beijing tensions amid reports of a major leadership reshuffle and talks of a successor.
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People’s Republic of China
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National People’s Con Ress
UN Council extends Cyprus peace force three months
The United Nations Security Council approved a three month extension for the 6,100 man Cyprus peacekeeping force with the United States and the Soviet Union in agreement. Secretary of State Rusk met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to push a broader UN financial rescue plan amid controversy over the force’s legality and funding. Reports said the Soviets might contribute six million dollars by January 1 to a voluntary rescue fund while seeking resolution of a fifty two point six million dollar UN debt.
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Soviet Union
Cyprus
Dean Rusk
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Congo
Lion
United Nations
Italian Congress Still Deadlocked
In Rome parliament again failed to elect a president for the fifth time, risking the collapse of Premier Aldo Moro's coalition. The deadlock split factions and threatened Communist involvement while a newspaper strike added government pressure as Christmas neared.
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UPI
Aldo Moro
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Army purge threat shakes South Vietnam leadership
Vietnamese military sources report Lt General Duong Van Minh and eight senior generals face ouster, a movelikely to swell Buddhist opposition to Premier Tran Van Huong. About 30 colonels also slated for removal by the Young Turk generals backing Lt General Nguyen Khanh, with Suu deferring retirement orders to the High National Council.
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UPI
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Big) Minh
Tran van Huong
South
Viet Nam
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Phan Khac Suu
Huong
Suu
High National Council
South Viet Nam
Ford Moves to Challenge Halleck for House GOP Leader
Rep. Gerald R. Ford announces a news conference as he moves to enter the race to oust House GOP leader Charles A. Halleck. Ford has long been a leading figure among younger Republicans pushing for more aggressive leadership. The party’s caucus for leadership is set for January, with insiders signaling strong backing for Ford from Goodell Griffin and others.
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UPI
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R-Mich
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
University of Michigan
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Robert P. Griffin
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Congress
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Charles E. Goodell
N. Y
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
Veterans Discuss Teenage Dance and Insurance Plans
Members of Fred 5S Pennington Post 1753 and the Veterans of Foreign Wars heard Max Felt describe the new insurance law enabling eligible veterans to buy National Service Life Insurance. Post Commander Winston E. Bell discussed a teenage dance at the Convention Center to raise funds for transportation to out of state VA Hospitals.
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