Moro to take over Fanfani portfolio
In Rome President Saragat named Premier Moro to assume the foreign minister post, replacing Amintore Fanfani who resigned amid criticism of his handling of a North Vietnamese peace feeler. Fanfani sought to withdraw his resignation as opposition pressure grew.
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Aldo Moro
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Johnson signals new peace mission to Canada amid Vietnam talks
The White House announced another presidential peace mission to Canada as part of ongoing efforts to seek peace in Vietnam. President Johnson and aides stress the U.S. pursuit of diplomacy while North Vietnam denounces U S leaders as war pushers.
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Pearson and Bundy confer in Ottawa on Vietnam
Prime Minister Pearson met with McGeorge Bundy, Johnson adviser, in Ottawa on a farewell mission by Bundy who will lead the Ford Foundation. They discussed Viet Nam and other world issues as diplomatic moves to start negotiations. Bundy flew in Wednesday and returned after dinner with Pearson.
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Planes pause bombardment in North Vietnam as Saigon sees heavy fighting
US planes gave North Vietnam a seventh day of relief from bombardment while Viet Cong attacks continued around Saigon and near Da Nang. Hill 60 battle near Da Nang killed and wounded. Viet Cong mortared Quang Ngai province. a Saigon journalist Tu Chong was executed. Police uncovered four mines at a Cholon bus depot.
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Hanoi
U.S
Broadfoot Considers Liberal Leadership Bid in Alberta
Redcliff realtor Dave Broadfoot weighs a run for the provincial Liberal leadership at Calgary convention January 14 15. He says decisions depend on Southern Alberta support and potential backers, with five candidates possible if he enters. Broadfoot has a long record in Liberal politics and regional development initiatives.
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Ambassadors Seek Breakthrough in Viet Nam Talks
Harriman arrived unannounced in Warsaw and met Foreign Minister Rapacki to discuss Viet Nam negotiations. He may visit Hungary and Yugoslavia before returning to Washington as Canada and India participate in the three nation International Control Commission with Poland. Goldberg met the Pope in Rome and Kohler paid a courtesy call on Podgorny as Moscow eyes a peace conference.
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China
Citywide holiday closings for New Year observed
Most town businesses shut for the holiday. Banks and the Treasury branch open tonight until 6 p.m. and close tomorrow at 3 p.m. Banks closed Monday. Liquor vendors close tomorrow at 6 p.m. Beverage rooms close 8 p.m. tomorrow but stay open for supper. Provincial offices closed tomorrow. federal offices closed Monday. No milk deliveries Saturday.
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Four held in stabbing death in Lethbridge
Police held four suspects after the fatal stabbing of Walter Victor Ward of Lethbridge formerly of Vancouver. Ward was stabbed at a 2:38 a.m. drinking party and died shortly after at the hospital from a chest wound.
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Bishop predicts bloodless coup in Rhodesia
Reuters reports Episcopalian bishop James Pike barred from Rhodesia said in Kenya that a bloodless coup would unfold in the white ruled colony. He claimed financiers behind the move already felt economic effects and would back the action.
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Reuters
James Pike
California
Rhodesia
Britain
Kenya
Salisbury
Peace positions on Viet Nam and Rhodesia clash in brief
The Associated Press reports on Hanoi and Washington stalls in Viet Nam peace talks with North Viet Nam demanding a full end to bombing and troop withdrawal while the United States offers conditional talks and seeks no long term military presence. Separately, British and Zambia discussions on Rhodesia outline time frames and potential military options if economic sanctions fail.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
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Southeast Asia
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Britain
Rhodesia
Lusaka
Kaunda
London
Bambing
Salisbury
Eight Strikers Killed in Tarapur Atomic Plant Clash
In Tarapur, Bombay district, police opened fire on strikers at the U S financed plant killing eight workers and injuring many others amid a wage and recognition dispute. Police arrested eighteen as order was restored after four hours.
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Here
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India
America
Beer prices rise as new glass rules take effect
In 1966 beer will cost 15 cents per glass up from 10 cents and the new 9.4 ounce glass will feature a tidemark at 7 ounces. The old 7 ounce 10 cent glass and the 14 ounce 11 ounce 20 cent glass are replaced. Brewers say hotels will gain from the higher prices.
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