Red Guards Raid Consulate Report Suppressed By Times
Hong Kong Times cites Chaing Ching ordered Red Guards storming a North Vietnamese consulate in Nanning. Reports claim beatings and arrests, plus damage to war-supply rail lines and a public trial. Unconfirmed by official sources. Marine Police recover a decomposed body in Pearl River. Hong Kong fishermen abducted. two British sailors stay hidden after alleged spying charges.
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UPI
Red Guards
China
Nanning
Hanoi
United States
Paris
Hong Kong Times
Vietnam
the Times
Chaing Ching
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Party Central Committee
Peking
North Vietnam
Marine Police
Pearl River
Canton
Macao
Kiesinger testifies in Bonn war crimes trial
West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger told a Bonn court that he once dismissed Allied claims of Nazi mass extermination as atrocity propaganda. He said it was inconceivable that such horrors occurred, while testifying in the trial of diplomats Adolf Beckerle and Fritz Gebhard von Hahn.
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George Thomson
Bonn
Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Radio Propaganda
Third
Franco Revisits Site of Old HQ in Burgos
Gen Francisco Franco arrives in Burgos on the Madrid Burgos rail line first used during the Civil War era. The electric train route covers 140 miles in about three hours and cost 95.6 million dollars. Franco, greeted by about 250000 people, will dedicate 17 factories 181 schools 700 housing units and 13 grain storage facilities over two days.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Franco
Three South Korea fishing boats kidnapped by North Korean patrol boats
South Korea maritime police report that three fishing boats were seized by North Korean navy patrol boats on Wednesday afternoon in the Yellow Sea. The incident raises tensions amid ongoing inter-Korean hostilities and regional maritime safety concerns.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Yellow Sea
Egypt offers to take U.N. peacekeepers back in Middle East talks
Egypt, in a surprise turnabout, offers to host U.N. peacekeepers as part of an Arab-Israeli settlement. The move comes amid intensified U.S.-British-Soviet mediation led by U.N. envoy Gunnar Jarring. Cairo seeks guaranteed tenure for the force, a step seen as crucial after Egypt expelled U.N. troops amid last year’s Six Day War. Diplomatic traffic includes Nasser in Moscow and Stewart in London meeting Jarring, Rifai, and other officials.
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Egypt
United Nations
Gunnar V. Jarring
U.N
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Moscow
Presi
Dent Johnson
Nasser
Cairo
Jarring
Stewart
Sa‘mir Rifai
Mah
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Michael Stewart
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Copenhagen
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Ford Foundation
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Eugene Rosnow
Jerusalem
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