Premier Chou En-lai pledges army to crush Mao foes in China
Tokyo AP reports Premier Chou En-lai announced China would deploy its 2.5 million man army against Mao Tse-tung opponents. Posters quoted Chou calling the PLA the main tool of the dictatorship and vowing to suppress counterrevolutionaries. Reports also note purges in Peking and calls for a revolutionary city government.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
China
Mao Tse-tung
Peking Wail
Chou
Peking
Mao
People’s Liberation Army
Chen Po-ta
Chiang Ching
Liu Shao-chi
Changchun
Kirin
Liaoning
Heilunkiang
Quebec teachers ordered return in Yamaska strike
Striking Roman Catholic teachers in Yamaska east of Montreal began returning to classrooms while a majority stayed away amid back to work injunctions. Fewer than one third of teachers reported for the opening day as 8,500 area students were asked to attend.
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Montreal
Yamaska
School Commission
St. Hyacinthe
Norman Reid
l’Association Des Educateurs Catholiques de St. Hyacinthe
Gaston Dore
Reid
Britain Signals Will to Join European Common Market
Prime Minister Wilson told the Consultive Assembly of the Council of Europe that geography history and sentiment require Britain to contribute to European unity. He said Britain is ready to accept the Rome treaty with adjustments on accession including British membership representations votes in the council of ministers and budget contribution changes.
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Strasbourg
France
Reuters
Wilson
Britain
Europe
Consultive Assembly
Council of Europe
Council of Ministers
Cedar Falls push enters third week amid Vietnam war action
In the third week of Operation Cedar Falls, U S forces report 1 219 enemy killed or captured and a record 3560 tons of rice seized. Air combat near Hanoi ends without gains as four F 105s engage four MiG 17s. four American planes shot down and seven airmen missing. In South Vietnam, 98 Communist deaths in skirmishes and 20 in five clashes. a shelling error by the Norris destroyer kills four civilians and wounds nine.
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Saigon
Cedar Falls
Iron Triangle
U.S
North Vietnam
Red River
Hanoi
South Vietnam
North
South
South Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Norris
Johnson invited to Hanoi for talks says rabbi
Rabbi Feinberg of Holy Blossom Temple said he relayed Johnson’s readiness to talk about peace to Ho Chi Minh and Anglican Bishop Ambrose Reeves. He quoted Ho as inviting the president to be a guest in the palace of the former French governor general of Indo China.
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Rabbi Feinberg
Holy Blossom Temple
Ambrose Reeves
Johnson
Indo-China
Feinberg
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Bishop Reeves
Five terrible seconds in Kennedy assassination analysis
Look magazine previews James Manchester account of the JFK assassination noting five seconds of immobilized Secret Service as the delay between the fatal head wound and the neck wound. The excerpt relates the events of November 22, 1963 and explores implications for security and timing.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
William Manchester
Secret Service
Manchester
Kennedy
Look Magazine
Protesters rally against CBC von Thadden interview in Toronto
More than 3,000 demonstrators in front of CBC studios protested a taped interview with Adolf von Thadden, deputy leader of West Germany’s National Democratic party, claiming the program spread Nazi views while he defended his party as right wing and non Nazi. The broadcast, filmed in Hanover and aired in Toronto, followed earlier protests and a canceled live tie-in.
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Toronto
CBC
Adolf von Thadden
von Thadden
National Democratic Party
Larry Zolf
Bob Hoyt
Montreal
Winnipeg
Abe Arnold
Canadian Jewish Congress
Western Region
Canada
Hanover
West Germany
Canadian Jewis Congress
Canadian Labor Congress
Rabbi Gunther -Plaut
Hitler
Ayre Neier
The
New York Civil Liberties Union
Rabbi Plaut
Codeine restriction urged by Montreal specialist
Montreal kidney specialist Dr. Mathew Gault urges making codeine containing analgesics prescription only in Canada and notes long term excess use can cause severe kidney damage. He cites rising analgesic abuse since the 1940s, links to vitamins and phenacetin and ASA, and calls for research and public awareness to curb risks.
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Bob Cohen
Southam
Montreal
Canada
United States
Mathew
Dct) Gault
Queen Mary Veterans’ Hospital
Food and Drug Directorate
FDD
Gault
Melbourne
Australia
Nadian
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
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Chen YI
Lin Piao
Peng Chen
Tao Chu
Kao Kang
Peng Teh-Huai
Lin Shao-Chi
Teng Hsiao-Ping
Chu Teh
Manchuria
Kwangtung
Quebec
LBJ
Christchurch
N.Z
Nguyen Cao Ky
New Zealand
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Haiphong
Renee Ene Rae
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Swift Current
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