Reds Back Demand Smrkovsky Removal in Czechoslovakia
Prague dispatch says the Communist Party Bureau for Czech Regions endorsed a Slovak push to demote reform leader Josef Smrkovsky. He is president of Parliament and popular nationwide. rumor of Soviet reoccupation prompted a government denial.
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Vigilantes Patrol In Londonderry Amid Sectarian Violence
Vigilante groups in Londonderry patrolled Catholic areas armed with sticks to guard property after reports of police violence. In Belfast the Northern Ireland cabinet met in emergency session as protests and clashes spread following a four day march from Belfast to Londonderry. Premier Terence O Neill blamed both civil rights demonstrators and nationalist elements for much of the violence.
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Pueblo Crew Isolation Eases as Navy Shifts Dining
Surviving Pueblo crewmen at Naval Hospital begin dining with patients and staff rather than relatives in the social hall. Isolation has broken gradually with overnight liberties, debriefing slated by a court of inquiry possibly next week. Cmdr Bucher released to spend time with family as 82 crewmen recover after release by North Korea.
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U.S. Forces Run Large Scale Reinforcement Exercise in West Germany
A U.S. airlift beams 12 000 troops and 3 500 airmen to Frankfurt with five of seven C141s landing on schedule as part of Reforger ICrested Cap. One C133 grounded in the Azores and another delayed at Goose Bay. The drills near Grafenwoehr test rapid reinforcement of 200 000 European troops amid Cold War tensions with Czechoslovakia and Soviet warnings.
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Lodge appointment sparks Vietnam talks tensions
North Vietnam dismissed Henry Cabot Lodge’s nomination as an internal U.S. problem while Nixon named Lodge to head the U S negotiating team in Paris. Officials note a possible delay as sides gauge the new leadership, with procedural issues delaying a start to formal talks. Cyrus Vance and Ha Van Lau planned a near term meeting to resolve how speakers are chosen and whether to divide the conference table.
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Ha van Lau
New York Socialite May Wed Powell's Son
New York socialite Beryl Slocum and Adam Clayton Powell III discuss marriage but have not decided. Powell III, a radio news reporter, has declined comment as reports of a mixed marriage spark talk in the Social Register. Slocum’s lineage ties to early American elites and prominent families are noted.
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