Romanian walkout signals red rift in world communism
In Budapest 1961 Romania walked out of a world communist conference amid disputes over Sino Soviet alignment. Nicolae Ceausescu leads a latent neutral line while alleging a lack of unity among parties. The move mirrors Yugoslavia’s break with Moscow. Also reported, Marshal Nikolai Voronov, famed for Stalingrad defense, died at 68 in Moscow.
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Israel Affirms Boundaries With Abbas Bridge as Entry
Israel announces the Aby bridge is an official entry point into Israel, stamping passports at a customs house. The move follows the bridge’s construction by Israeli troops to replace a Jordanian bridge in the 1967 war aftermath. Eshkol stresses direct Arab peace talks as the path to a permanent Middle East settlement. Deepening budget news out of New Delhi shows higher military spending and tax increases, with Morarji Desai signaling readiness for peace talks if Egypt’s Nasser responds.
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Pope trims Vatican Curia with new retirement rule
Pope Paul VI broadens Curia reforms by shifting more to the Synod of Bishops. He sets retirement ages 74 for high officials and 70 for lower ranks, ending life appointments and accelerating turnover as part of a continuing reform begun last August. Cardinal prefects exempt from fixed retirement.
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Immigration deadline delayed in British parliament battle
In London the Commons suspended business to push a controversial immigration bill through before a midnight deadline. The Lords would pass amendments and seek royal assent, with hundreds of Kenyan, Indian, and Pakistani passport holders racing to beat the change. In Beirut protests delayed the bill, while Berlin reports flag tensions over air corridors and Angola violence claimed 73 Portuguese troops.
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Relax with B.T. Tablets for tension relief
An ad promotes B.T. Tablets to reduce daily tension and improve sleep without a prescription. It claims safe ingredients aid daytime calm and night rest. An introductory offer at Gibson's Pharmacy grants a free pack with the purchase of one.
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Computer helps find date partner for ex husband
LONDON AP a divorced man Wally Davis used a dating computer to locate a new partner. After paying 2.40, a file of 30 000 potential matches was scanned and Barbara his ex wife appeared as a possible date. Wally 33 invited Barbara 28 to dinner she agreed and they now meet weekly.
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