Armed Uprising Against Mao Reported Spreads Across China
AP reports cited by Czechoslovakia's news agency say armed opposition to Mao Tse-tung has moved from Wuhan to Nanking Shanghai and Chungking. The wall newspaper quoted said clashes between Maoists and anti Maoists erupted in Chungking with anti Mao forces armed with artillery from Wuhan.
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Krupp wills vast estate to foundation, ending family ownership
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen and Halbach left his entire billion-dollar estate to a foundation he formed, after his son Arndt renounced ownership. The Krupp empire will become a public stock company next year, following Krupp's death from a heart attack amid lung cancer.
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Arabs Agree On Summit In Khartoum To End Yemeni War
Arab ministers in Khartoum recommend that heads of state meet in the Sudanese capital to discuss ending the Yemen conflict. Egypt and Saudi Arabia appear aligned, with a summit likely by August 25, while Western boycott options await study. In Plymouth a Houston bachelor sails solo to England, taking 41 days aboard the 22 foot yacht Hesper.
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Treasury proposes 10 percent surcharge to raise taxes
The Treasury estimates about 82 million individual taxpayers would pay more under Johnson’s plan. Only 16 million in the two lowest brackets would be exempt. The surcharge would be effective after Oct 1 for individuals and retroactive to July 1 for corporations.
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Soviet Skipper Faces U S Charges Over Alaska Waters
Federal officials awaited the arrival of a Soviet skipper in Anchorage to decide if charges will be filed after the SRTM 8-457 trawler was seized by the Coast Guard for violating the 12 mile U S fisheries zone. Captain Daniel Baronik and one crewmember could face a $10,000 fine per crewman plus forfeiture under new regulations. The vessel was chased near Akutan Island and escorted to Dutch Harbor. Alaska Governor Walter Hickel criticized prior penalties as insufficient and said the government would pursue confiscation.
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Venezuela Quake Toll Rises to 221 With Dozens Missing
Rescue teams in Caracas continue recovering bodies after last Saturday's devastating earthquake raising the death toll to 221. More victims remain trapped as authorities urge caution and aid pours in from national and international sources.
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Navy Pilot from Lubbock Heads VF96 Fighter Squadron
Cmdr. Joseph M. Paulk, son of a Texas Ranger captain and his wife, assumed command of the VF96 Falcons at Miramar Naval Air Station California. He reported June 26 and flew his first Vietnam mission June 27 with 13 sorties by June 30. The squadron supports the carrier Enterprise.
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Vacation stopover at Hilton Inn Dallas splendor
A night at the Hilton Inn Dallas promises motor hotel glamour with pools gardens and sundecks. Dine at Trader Vic s on the 10th floor. Located minutes from major highways N Central Expressway US 75 at Mockingbird. Call Hilton Reservations or Dallas 214-827-4100 for popular family prices.
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Rumors Fly On Guevara Return At OLAS Conference
Revolt leaders from 27 Latin American nations hash strategy in Havana with persistent rumors that Ernesto Guevara may appear to close the OLAS conference. Guevara disappeared since 1965 while his wife Alcida March and Venezuelan ally Argelia Bravo attend, fueling speculation. Stokely Carmichael dominates the nine day gathering.
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Mexican Politico Alfredo Lopez Cisneros Assassinated
Alfredo Lopez Cisneros, ex journalist revered in his slum district, was killed Friday in Acapulco in a gangster style attack while driving with two bodyguards and two female companions. Twelve bullets struck the car and he died at the scene.
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European launcher crash halts 1800 mile short of target
The Europe One launcher failed after takeoff with the first stage burning briefly and the second stage not igniting. The craft carrying an Italian satellite vehicle crashed in the desert 650 miles from its test site, far short of the 2 485 mile goal near New Guinea. Authorities report a chaotic sequence amid ten prior postponements.
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