Sources deny Castro ouster of Guevara amid rumors
Washington reports public lines from U S officials denying any split between Fidel Castro and Ernesto Guevara. A spokesman notes Guevara remains in high honor, contending rumors of his downgraded post and disappearance are unfounded. Santa Clara’s July celebration is cited as historical homage to Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos.
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Flood Disaster in Korea Forces 142000 Homeless and 74 Dead
Central South Korea endures its worst floods in 79 years as the Han River rises above danger levels and floods 25,009 homes. About 142,000 people flee their homes while 74 are confirmed dead and 28 civilians missing. U S and Korean troops lead rescue with airlifted supplies and shelter for thousands. Railways damaged, roads blocked, and a pier foundation near Kwangtone bridge imperiled as floods persist.
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Romanian Reds Open Meet in Bucharest With Independence Signal
The Congress of Romania's ruling Communist Party opens in Bucharest amid signals of a de facto break from the international Communist movement. Soviet leader Brezhnev arrives, and Chinese official Teng Hsiao-ping attends among about 60 foreign delegations as Nicolae Ceausescu prepares a keynote on a five year plan aiming for a 45 percent rise in basic industrial output by 1970.
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Colorado Senate rejects proposed 25th Amendment move
The Colorado Senate on Saturday defeated a bid to ratify the proposed 25th Amendment to the U S Constitution on presidential succession and disability. The measure failed 19 to 12, short of the two-thirds requirement of 24 votes to advance to the House.
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China alarms at move toward U S Soviet talks in Geneva
Peking denounces Moscow Washington détente steps as a plot against Viet Nam and accuses Harriman of planning new anti Vietnamese schemes. Beijing believes China must block any Sino Soviet U S rapprochement despite Viet Nam strains.
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