North Viet denounces ICC Laos probe amid UN spans
Tokyo reported North Vietnam denounced a Saturday ICC survey on Laos as illegal interference. Indian, Canadian members accused the ICC of violating Geneva and Laos agreements, while the neutralist, rightist, and Communist camps in Laos disputed a national accord. The Laotian government said the survey aided U S backed factions and violated unanimity principles. The three factions in Laos faced internal fighting as Communists and Pathet Lao forces intensified conflict in southern Laos around Saravane.
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Luce admits LSD experiments with late husband
The New York Post reports Clare Boothe Luce told them she and Henry Luce took LSD once or twice in an experimental program led by Dr. Sidney Cohen at Los Angeles VA Hospital. Kobler’s biography says the couple repeated the experiments over the years. Cohen confirms limited past usage.
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Congo orders deportation of jobless and foreigners in Kinshasa
The government ordered the deportation of all foreigners lacking means to support themselves and directed jobless Congolese, including about 150,000 in Kinshasa, to leave the cities. No reasons given. aims cited include reducing smuggling and currency traffic and repopulating farms. An Interior Ministry order warned that any citizen in Kinshasa vicinity without sufficient funds for a month would be arrested and sent to native villages.
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Missing B52 Traced In Gulf Search Continues
UPI reports Coast Guard efforts expand with sixteen aircraft and three boats scouring the Gulf Coast for eight missing crew members of a B52 from Carswell Air Force Base. No wreckage found as radar tracked bomber during a low level training run over the coast. A green glow sighted offshore Thursday was ruled unrelated after investigators concluded it was likely a meteorite.
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Turkey Plans New Tourist Exchange Rate Shift
Ankara AP Turkey will adopt a new tourist exchange rate touted to end the hard foreign currency black market. Tourism minister Nihat Kursaf said the rate would be 12 lira per dollar, replacing the official nine lira per dollar for foreign visitors. The black market currently offers about 11 to 12.5 or more per dollar, varying daily.
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Gloucester Founded in 1623 as First Massachusetts Town
Gloucester, established in 1623, stands as the earliest settlement in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The town's founding marks the beginning of organized colonial presence in the region.
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