Chou En Lai says China will intervene in Vietnam if needed
In a first foreign interview in years Chou En Lai warns Beijing will send massive volunteers at Hanoi if the Vietnamese government requests protection. He and other leaders discuss China’s stance on Vietnam, Russia relations, Cultural Revolution turmoil, and US politics.
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Calgary girl treated in New York for bone cancer hope grows
Chelley Lynn Stanway, a 13 year old from Calgary, has been flown to New York for treatment after Alberta doctors said they could do no more. Dr. R. D. Molander of a group practice says she has a fighting chance to arrest the cancer, despite grim early prognosis.
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Pope appeals to Virgin Mary for world peace at Fatima
Pope Paul spoke from Fatima before about a million worshippers appealing for peace in a war threatened world. He warned of deadly armament and moral lag despite scientific progress, urging focus on mutual collaboration and projects of peace. Sister Lucia and Soviet poet Yevtushenko attended the event.
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Goodyear workers walk out over union meeting notice
Sixty Goodyear Tire and Rubber employees staged a Friday afternoon walkout in protest of the plant’s refusal to post a notice about a Sunday meeting of the Unions Political Action Committee to discuss endorsing Ted Grimm. Union leaders and local officials linked the dispute to political activity and management objections to political notices.
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Thousands expected for prewar Support Our Boys parade
New York fire captain Ray Gimmler forecasts tens of thousands at the noon Fifth Avenue march to support U S troops in Vietnam. Delegations from veterans labor civic and fraternal groups pledge participation as endorsements from Eisenhower Nixon Westmoreland arrive. the event is to be broadcast to Vietnam by the armed forces radio.
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Union Meeting Notices Sparks Workplace Walkout
Story notes a union dispute over posting rights for meeting notices. A walkout occurred around 1 p.m. yesterday with workers resuming at 4 p.m. Grimm says the issue is strictly union related and not politically driven and that he is aware of the situation.
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Agreement near on wheat prices
Geneva reports that a new international cereals agreement to replace the 30 year old International Wheat Agreement was close to finalization. Canada's agriculture minister Greene voiced optimism as Canada accepted 25 cents a bushel though initially seeking 40 to 30 cents. a U.S. informant said Washington backs the Canadian position and world importers are near acceptance.
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Manning urges party unity to prevent socialist gain in Alberta
Premier Manning appealed for unity among free enterprise groups at a Lethbridge rally attended by about 600. He warned fragmentation could let collectivists win and highlighted Alberta tax advantages such as no retail tax, low income tax, low gasoline tax, and a $50 home owner grant. He praised the Social Credit government's record and urged reelecting the current board of rectors to lead Alberta to national leadership.
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Three U S Planes Downed Near Hanoi Raid
Three U S Air Force jets were downed in bombing near Hanoi as MiGs, ground fire, and interceptors fought near the city. Five airmen were missing, part of a high casualty count in a day of intensified aerial combat over North Vietnam with 16 MiGs shot down and 49 Vietnamese jets destroyed.
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Garrison says Oswald notebook hidden code revealed Ruby number
New Orleans AP District Attorney Jim Garrison said Oswald's notebook contains a code that exposes Jack Ruby's private unlisted telephone number. He cited the Warren Commission finding of no Kennedy conspiracy links and noted Ferrie Shaw and Oswald's alleged 1963 Dallas plot.
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