Soviets vow action to curb neo Nazism in West Germany
Moscow says it will take effective steps with other peace-loving states to suppress neo Nazism and militarism in West Germany if needed. Pravda commentator Kuznetsov cites Potsdam agreements as legal basis and questions UN Charter provisions. The piece notes U.S. warning of NATO response to Soviet military action and Bonn fears over a revived German militarism.
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China pledges aid to Albania against attack
Peking reports Mao Zedong and top Chinese leaders vow to defend Albania if attacked. The New China agency says 700 million Chinese will stand with Albania, warning that the United States and Soviet allies would face a total defeat if they strike Albania.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Albania
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Communist Party
Emery Oxha
Mehmet Shehu
U.S
Government wins confidence vote moved by NDP
Ottawa reports the Liberals secured a first confidence vote defeat of the opposition’s non confidence motion by 145 to 101 as 67 Conservatives and 2 New Democrats joined in opposing the government. The Commons tally shows Liberals 155 Conservatives 72 NDP 21 Creditistes 14 and others. The debate also touched on western wheat policies and Lakehead grain strikes amid calls for action on housing unemployment and poverty.
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Trudeau Defends Canada's Right to Protest French Policy
Prime Minister Trudeau states Canada has a right and duty to protest moves by the French government to fragment the country. He outlines two futures for French Canada, one rooted in Quebec isolation and the other in equal language rights across Manitoba, New Brunswick, and beyond. Trudeau condemns France’s approach but welcomes France’s help if it aligns with international law and custom.
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Czechs and Slovaks urged to return home from the West
Prague appeals to thousands of countrymen abroad to come back as Moscow talks continue on the Moscow agreement. The 21 member presidium cautions those not breaking Czech laws have no fear of prosecution as travel freedoms shift and reports surface of a Moscow visit by Dubcek Svoboda and Cernik.
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Israeli Jordanian gunners press artillery exchanges near Dead Sea
Israeli and Jordanian gunners continued dueling across the Jordan River as the UN Security Council moved toward approving a ceasefire resolution. Exchanges were reported near Sidra Umm Sidra and Near Hakikar with no Israeli casualties. Irbid was shelled wounding a man his wife and child. The council prepared a resolution urging respect for the ceasefire and cooperation with Gunnar Jarring’s mediation efforts in the Middle East.
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Hakikar
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Sweden
Middle East
Portugal to name Caetano premier if Salazar dies
Reuters reports Marcelo Caetano a former minister and law professor aged 62 would be Portugal's prime minister if Salazar dies. Separate dispatches note George Wallace's name already on the presidential ballot in all 50 states. Jordan says it repelled an Israeli hit-and-run sabotage attempt at the Jordan River Tuesday night.
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Jordan
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Dranow sues Kennedys over alleged conspiracy
A former Hoffa associate, Benjamin Dranow, filed a 12 million dollar federal suit from McNeil Island, naming Joseph P Kennedy and family as orchestrators of a conspiracy to ruin his honor health wealth and mind. He accuses them of mass eavesdropping wire tapping and pilfering in the pursuit of Hoffa’s jail.
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Nixon Humphrey debate may exclude Wallace
Nixon signaled willingness to debate Humphrey but not if Wallace is on stage. He urged Humphrey to deny collusion claims by Wallace backers and southern Democrats. Humphrey attacked Nixon on nonproliferation and Vietnam while Johnson expressed unity and support for Humphrey. Wallace predicted a big Texas victory for himself at the convention.
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George C. Wallace
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