Beirut riots erupt as youths attack Coca Cola plant
Lebanese youths rioted downtown Beirut injuring property and tearing through shops in anti Western protests. A Coca Cola plant was set on fire and damage spread to other American businesses and a school before troops in armored cars halted the mob.
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Bloody clashes in Chungking raise toll amid Maoist purge
Reports from wall posters in Peking described last Wednesday’s battles between Maoists and anti Maoists in Chungking with over 300 killed and many injured. About 20 000 anti Maoists encircled Mao supporters using swords stones iron rods and dynamite prompting pleas to premier Chou En lai and others.
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Rusk Says Vietnam Middle East Ties Not Connected
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States will not trade Middle East influence for concessions in Vietnam and urged a peaceful settlement. He noted Soviet actions in the region and expressed hope for restored ties with Israel and Arab states, stressing no linkage between the two crises.
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