U N Session Ends Shadowed by War
The General Assembly wrapped its 21st session under the Vietnam war shadow. Thant pursued quiet diplomacy for a cease fire with U.S. backing, Soviet opposition, and Red China’s hostility. Indonesia rejoined the U.N. and Barbados joined as a new member.
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United Nations
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UPI
General Assembly
Vietnam
Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Zagreb Protesters Attack U S Embassy Over Vietnam War
More than 10 000 demonstrators marched on the U S Embassy in Zagreb to protest U S policy in Vietnam. Police used fire hoses as windows were shattered causing about 1600 dollars in damage and several injuries among Yugoslav onlookers and staff.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
UPI
U.S
America
State Department
United States Information Service
USIS
Tanjug
Zagreb University
Vietnam
Where We Stand on Aid Civil Rights and Vietnam Debate
A school group urged tact in aid, favoring aid to pro American nations, domestic investment first, and direct contact with the host country problems. They argued Civil Rights require responsibilities, not group rights, and warned against treating people by group. They predicted rising communism, urged education to expose it, and supported escalating Vietnam with youth voting, framing democracy as the motive.
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U. S
Red China
Vietnam
Turkey with built in thermometer from Salt Lake coop
A Salt Lake City farmers cooperative, Northeast Turkey Growers Association, packages a dressed turkey with a built in thermometer. The device pops out when the bird is fully baked, eliminating guesswork.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Northest Turkey Grocers Association
Farmers’ Cooperative
Spain plans new industrial city on Algeciras Bay
Spain launches a national development project to build a large urban center in Campo de Gibraltar on Algeciras Bay. Construction has begun and will last 25 years as the city grows toward a population near 600000.
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Madrid
Spain
Campo de Gibraltar
Algeciras Bay
Ruby Seeks Lie Detector Test Amid Illness
Jack Ruby, gravely ill with cancer, has chest tubes replaced to drain fluids. His brother Earl says Ruby wants a lie detector test to end Oswald murder conspiracy rumors, arranging one in some manner as soon as possible.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Detroit
Ruby
Earl
Jack
Oswald
Earl Ruby
Rice Yields per Acre Declared for New York Wu Growers
New York Wu rice growers report 4 265 pounds per acre with 259 dollars per acre and 240 acres per man. In comparison Asia production runs 1 554 pounds per acre with two acres per man and 53 dollars per acre.
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New York
Asien
Pelican Diet: Brown Pelican Eats Only Fish
From birth to death the brown pelican subsists entirely on fish, relying on swift dives to capture prey. This dietary pattern highlights the species’ dependence on aquatic ecosystems and fish availability.
Britain rejects Rhodesia deals as sanctions loom
Prime Minister Harold Wilson denounces Ian Smith as a prisoner of racialist forces and says Britain will rely on United Nations sanctions to pressure Rhodesia. A blue book asserts Smith sought settlement but was blocked by his government in Salisbury. Opposition warns of bitter consequences.
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Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
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Indonesia
U.N
Sukarno
Red China
Security Council
Rhodesia
London
UPI
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Alec Douglas- Hume
Douglas- Hume
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