Hungary's Radvanyi Defects Over Vietnam Dispute
Janos Radvanyi, Hungary's top diplomat in Washington, reportedly defected to the United States citing disaffection with his government's Vietnam policy. He issued a brief statement via the State Department saying he can no longer act in conscience and will retire from all public life. He will be questioned by Hungarian officials to verify if the decision was his own.
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U S and Soviet Envoys Face Tense Peacemaking Talks
Rusk and Peter began exchanges in 1965. Radvanyi told U S officials he questioned Peter’s sincerity in talks and felt trapped by U S pressure, signaling ongoing policy rifts with his government and possible loss of control in his embassy.
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Presbyterians report record funds despite membership decline
The United Presbyterian Church reports 59.96 million dollars raised in the Fifty Million Fund drive, exceeding its goal, even as adult membership falls by 10,039 to 3,298,583. Officials urge renewed evangelism while noting steady total contributions near 330 million.
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Hang Brooms and Brushes for Proper Storage
Advice on storage to preserve bristle shape and prevent spread. Hang brooms and brushes when not in use to allow them to return to their original state and maintain bristle integrity.
Riots Rise in Hong Kong as Students Join Protests
In Hong Kong the third day of anti British demonstrations drew thousands of students joining in. Protesters gathered outside Government House and near the U S consulate while shouting down with British imperialism and calling for release of Chinese detainees.
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Senate approves aid for Washburn and Kansas State facilities
The Senate approved a supplemental appropriations bill allocating 2.122 million dollars to rebuild Washburn University and Kansas State University after last June's tornado. Washburn would receive 1.549 million and Kansas State 573,775, though the Budget Bureau sought 2.679 million. Final approval awaits Senate House conference committee action.
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