Afro-Asian appeal urged Indonesia to reconsider withdrawal
Eleven Afro-Asian nations urged Indonesian Ambassador Lam Burtus N. Palar to rethink Jakarta's decision to pull out of the United Nations. The appeal occurred amid talks on the UN financial crisis as the General Assembly faced possible postponement and schedule for reconvening on January 18. Palar joined the meeting with the group’s Committee of Two before departing for Jakarta.
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China accuses India of new border intrusions along Tibet
China delivered a note to the Indian embassy in Peking alleging Indian reconnaissance and harassment raids in the Chod ing Gompa area along the Tibet Sikkim border. It says 31 Indian military structures were built on Chinese territory and calls for withdrawal of Indian troops and halt to aggressive activities.
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Red Star Attacks Ike Over War Time Theories
The Soviet Defense Ministry press outlet Red Star denounces Dwight D. Eisenhower for calling unconditional surrender a mistake and accuses him of distorting World War II history. It maintains Allied aims included eradicating fascism without deals and credits Soviet forces with liberating Berlin Prague and Vienna while criticizing delayed opening of the second front.
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Johnson Seen Likely To Visit Europe This Year
European officials welcomed President Johnson's State of the Union plan to visit Western Europe this year and seek peaceful understanding with the Soviet Union. The Times of London praised his leadership and openness to exchanges with the Soviets, while French sources said de Gaulle may invite him to Paris, though no date was set.
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Johnson declared winner in Electoral College vote count
In a joint session of Congress, Lyndon B. Johnson was declared the winner over Barry Goldwater as Johnson secured the required electoral votes. California’s 40 votes pushed Johnson to victory, with Hubert H. Humphrey as vice president. The count illustrated the anomaly where a candidate can win the popular vote but lose the election.
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Liberals Fight to Cut Senate Cloture Hurdle Blocked
Senate liberals led by Senator Anderson press a rule change to weaken filibuster power from two thirds to a simple majority but faced a blocking objection from Republican leader Dirksen. Anderson and Mor ton push for faster action as Humphrey's inauguration looms.
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Not This Year Says Carl Sandburg Quiet 87th Birthday
Flat Rock North Carolina Carl Sandburg celebrated a very quiet 87th birthday at his mountain home receiving no visitors and answering no phone calls. He did receive an autographed photo from President Johnson later in the day. His wife Mrs Sandburg said he is having a very quiet day.
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