Soviet Troop Cuts Eyed In Germany
London reports that the United States Britain and allies seek mutual reductions of Soviet and Western forces in West Germany amid East Europe tensions. Diplomats say Moscow could withdraw up to 40 000 Soviet troops while NATO members discuss broader troop cuts and avenues to ease clashes with China and Eastern powers.
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De Gaulle Delays British Bid for Six Nation Market
Paris reports President Crepes de Gaulle’s cautious stance after Britain renewed an intent to join the six nation European Economic Community. De Gaulle’s veto, dating from four years prior, remains in force as cabinet ministers and newsmen track France’s position and potential timing of any new move toward May discussions.
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British Critics Plan Protests Plan Protest
Fragmented OCR text shows references to critics planning protests and associated names and locations. Details are unclear but indicate organized action and public response in a British context with multiple proper nouns and dates implied.
Immunization Drive Funds Win Approval
The state health department announced approval of funds for a statewide vaccination campaign. Health Commissioner said the program aims to improve immunization rates and support public health across the state.
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Grenade hits Cuban embassy car in Mexico City
A grenade exploded near the Cuban ambassador Joaquin Hernandez Armas’s car outside the embassy grounds injuring three embassy employees and a passerby. The ambassador was not in the vehicle. Police said a grenade placed in the fender detonated, apparently linked to the engine.
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Italy Premier Wins Confidence Vote On Scandal
Italy's premier Aldo More faced three confidence votes over a spying scandal at the intelligence service. The Chamber of Deputies approved 281 178 295 181 and 295 187 as ministers defended the handling of police informants and personal records. The controversy centers on the STAFAR agency and its conduct toward government leaders and parties.
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Park Reelected in South Korea Landslide Bid
Park Chung Hee held a commanding lead as about half the ballots were counted in South Korea with unofficial returns showing strong support for a second term. Park campaigned on economic gains while former President Yun Posun lagged behind in the early tally.
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World literacy numbers rise per United Nations data
UN figures show global illiteracy declines with about 200 million more people literate in six years. Of school age children, around 10 percent are out of school and nearly 730 million adults have had at least some schooling.
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Greek regime fires five mayors near Athens
Greece's military government dismisses five leftist mayors and a port official near Athens, the first direct move against municipal leaders since the coup on April 21. The action follows detention of 25 politicians and about 5,000 communists as authorities tighten control.
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Court Rejects Bid to Block Giovanna Agusta Marriage
In Liège Belgium a court refused to prevent Giovanna Agusta 21 from marrying Jose Germano a Brazilian soccer player. Domenico Agusta the Italian industrialist has two months to appeal the ruling and the wedding proceeds despite the objection.
Thailand to hold first municipal elections after military rule
Bangkok government official indicates Thailand may stage its first municipal elections in a decade after a long period of military rule. Interior Ministry plans an election bill for the Constituent Assembly with voting to cover most of the country except Bangkok and Thonburi.
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Norway's farm workforce declines while output rises
Oslo reports that agricultural employment has fallen by about 2.5 percent annually since 1959, yet Norwegian farmers now produce 32 percent more than a decade ago.
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British protest over Soviet jet fighters near Dusseldorf
British military authorities protested to the Soviet Union that Soviet jet fighters violated West German air space twice last Saturday and Sunday near Dusseldorf close to the East German border.
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