Typhoid linked to Argentine beef prompts government inquiry
Britain moves to withdraw six pound cans of suspected Argentine beef as Aberdeen reports 241 typhoid cases in 27 years. Health officials seek the source with an independent inquest ordered. inspectors head to Argentina to check beef processing and cooling methods.
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Poisoned Arrow Slays 100 Congolese Soldiers
Leopoldville reports note rebels killed about 100 Congolese soldiers in Bukavu as government seeks UN help. Nigerian troops of the peace force stand by in Leopoldville awaiting airlift to the east with armored cars. UN approval uncertain. Withdrawal from Katanga delays amid rebel activity.
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UN condemns Greek Cypriot police search abuses
Danish UN officer denounces Greek Cypriot police actions in Nicosia as British civilians including women were searched. He says UN forces will not stand idle as women were reportedly forced to strip during the incidents.
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Weather News From UPI Record Temperatures Across States
The highest temperature reported to the US Weather Bureau was 106 degrees at Thermal and Blythe, California. The lowest reading yesterday morning was 7 degrees at Kinchetoe Air Force Base near Sault Ste. Marie.
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Shastri Confirms Nehru Line Amid Controversy
Indian Prime Minister Shastri affirms Nehru stance as Congress meets to decide leadership. He backs calls for a nation wide conference on race and reform while facing internal contention within the party.
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Laos Peace Talks Begin Amid Boycott In Geneva Chain
The United States Britain Thailand Canada South Vietnam and Laos participated in the opening talks in Vientiane to discuss Laos peace. Major powers including the Soviet Union Red China and France did not attend the session. The talks aim to curb fighting and secure a peace settlement, with no immediate change in military conditions reported.
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