Kennedy urges Red China in disarmament talks
Washington AP Senator Robert F Kennedy urged involving Red China in global nuclear controls and warned that nonparticipation would show China uninterested in peace. He urged nuclear free zones and extending the test ban, while stressing reunification of Germany as Europe’s top task and questioning a multilateral NATO nuclear force.
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Rusk credits U.S. buildup with morale lift in Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that increased U.S. military activity in South Vietnam has boosted rural morale and fostered more confidence in the future. He noted Hanoi shows little sign of negotiating and urged careful action on Rhodesia, Cuba, and Dominican Republic issues.
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Youth Confesses To Tragic Hoax After Dad Dies
Akron case: 15 year old Telford Burkett admitted making a fake kidnapping call to his parents. Four hours later his 43 year old father died at a hospital. mother collapsed and was treated. Burkett had absenteeism and had been linked to sick‑call hoax notifications. He was found near Silver Lake Village seven hours after the event. He worked as assistant director of equipment and maintenance at a freight company.
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Leaders Khan and Shastri Invited for U S Talks
The United States renewed President Johnsons invitation for Pakistan President Ayub Khan and India's Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri to visit Washington this year for discussions. Secretary Dean Rusk discussed the planned visits during a New York trip.
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Texas Court upholds confession with first name only
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals 2 to 1 ruled Delespine’s confession admissible though signed only with his first name. It affirmed his 99 year murder term for killing Mrs. Gwendolyn Vea Einkauf in Houston in 1963. The ruling noted issues but upheld the conviction.
Congo Draft Seeks Youth 5 to 17 in National Movement
Reports from Brazzaville say Congo Republic will draft all children aged 5 to 17 into the militant Jeunesse. Interior minister Andrew Hombessa heads the National Revolutionary Youth Movement as Beijing backed vigilante patrols expand in Leopoldville. Jordan is lightly larger than Indiana.
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