Sihanouk Moves to End U S Aid to Cambodia
Cambodian Foreign Ministry summoned U S Ambassador Sprouse as Prince Sihanouk signals the immediate halt of the 30 million dollar a year U S military and economic aid program. He accuses U S aid of aiding rebels and plans to expel all but skeleton diplomatic staff.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Philip D. Sprouse
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
United States
Soviet Union
China
Weather: Patchy rain then clearing and mild
Rain is expected this afternoon and night with drought conditions not fully eased. Yesterday’s high reached 50 while today’s low is 36 with tonight’s low in the 40s.
Church Sign Prompts Early Arrival For Back Seal
A church sign reads Come ear ly and get a back seal inviting parishioners to arrive early for a back seal event. The misspelled notice draws attention to what appears to be a local church activity or service with an informal tone.
Riots Leave Caracas in Shock as Ex-Comms Weep
Police in Caracas fired bazookas to flush snipers from buildings amid pro Communist violence that left nearly 100 dead or wounded over two days. Casualties included a teen girl and a tattooed terrorist. arrests reached 150 as Betancourt directed troops to restore order before the December 1 elections.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Terorist
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Yale Professor Barghoorn Arrested as Spy in Moscow
Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn said a stranger pressed a bundle of photographs wrapped in newspaper into his hands in front of the Metropole Hotel in Moscow. He was seized by Soviet police, imprisoned for 16 days, and released without mistreatment or confessions.
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Washington
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Moscow
Barghoorn
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
Barghvorn
Metropole
Widow of Baker Partner Testimony Opens Senate Probe
Washington AP Senate Rules Committee begins closed session with Mrs Novak widow of Al fred Novak a Carousel Motel partner in Ocean City Maryland as first outside witness in the Robert G Baker case. Senator Yarborough accuses Baker of blocking his 1961 Judiciary Committee seat while Johnson allies defend Baker amid conflicts of interest scrutiny. The panel also debates annual financial disclosure for lawmakers and officials.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Nesboesd
Williams
Baker
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Dtex
Yarborough
Judiciary Committee
Lyndon” Baker
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Snyder urges joint effort to solve automation unemployment
New York AP reports John I. Snyder Jr. warns of stagging unemployment as automation displaces workers. He urged AFL CIO to unite with government and manufacturers, proposing a 35 hour work week and broader job programs. Meany and delegates oppose Teamsters readmission amid a convention clash.
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New York
John I. Snyder Jr
United States
Snyder
Afl-Cio
National Association of Manufacturers
George Meany
Meany
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
U.S. Industries Inc
Aflcio
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Two Students In Fatal School Parking Fight
Earl Jones a 16 year old Colerain Township High pupil was stabbed to death in a parking lot fight with fellow student Daniel Cridier also 16. Patrolmen took Cridier into custody and to Juvenile Court after the incident near opening time at the school.
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Cincinnatl
Earl Jones
Colerain Township
Daniel Cridier
Ron Taylor
Jones
Cridier
Taylor
Good Samaritan Hospital
Maybe More Adopted Children By Desperate California Couple
Dr Joseph Patrick Clark and his wife Vivian in Reseda care for 12 children with 20 in the house and two more expected in April. They describe their clan as loving and say they hope to adopt a Korean girl next, then more if allowed.
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Vivian Clark
Clarks
Phan
Christopher
Clark
Reseda
Southeast Asia strategy talks near Honolulu shape Vietnam policy
In Honolulu area Pacific command headquarters a day long meeting open to top military and diplomatic leaders from Washington Saigon and Southeast Asia outlined U.S. policy to counter Communist insurgency in Vietnam and the region Defense Secretary McNamara said the prior South Viet Nam regime lost support and the new government has backing. He noted planned training and logistics to Viet Nam and possible early return of some U.S. personnel. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and SecState Rusk were to attend with Saigon envoys Lodge and Harkins. Lodge urged full support while dismissing any negotiated truce with North Viet Nam as fantastic.
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Honolulu
United States
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Washington
Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paul D. Harkins
Harry D. Felt
Lodge
Hickam Air Force Base
North Viet Nam
Tarawa battle haunts Gen Shoup after 20 years
Marine Gen. David M. Shoup recalls Tarawa as he sits in his Marine headquarters. The 20th anniversary of the three day fight marks a brutal clash that left 990 Marines dead and 2 311 wounded as Japanese troops fought to the last. Shoup earned the Medal of Honor for leading charges under heavy fire and rallying troops despite injuries.
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Fred
Hoffman
Washington
David M. Shoup
Tarawa
Shoup
Marine Corps
Central Pacific
Imperial Japan
Col. Shoup
Marine Hadquarters
Indiana
Soviet Diplomats Seized by Congo Forces After Car Search
In Leopoldville two Soviet diplomats, Boris Noronin and Yuri Miakotnykh, were dragged from their car by security agents and beaten before being jailed. Eyewitnesses said the pair refused a car search claiming diplomatic immunity. a dispute escalated with tire deflation and the diplomats being taken away in an army truck. The fate of the diplomats remained unknown.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Boris Noronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Noronin
Miakotnykh
Brazzaville
Congo River
Congo ministers accuse embassies of financing coup plot
Last month Congolese ministers alleged an unnamed foreign embassy financed a plot to bribe soldiers to arrest or kill government leaders before an armed coup. Well informed sources said ministers urged breaking diplomatic ties with the Communists and the United Arab Republic, accusing these embassies of subversion paymaster role.
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United Arab Republic
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