Wilson Sets Plan For Viet Nam Peace Mission
London AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson moves quickly to organize a Commonwealth peace mission amid internal dissent. Marlborough House hosts a week-long conference as Wilson seeks to visit five capitals Washington Moscow Saigon Peking and Hanoi with a five man team. Two delegations attack the plan while two others are unhappy with its makeup or aims.
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Nations balk at Viet peace bid as leaders push cautious stance
Tanzania's Julius Nyerere rejects rush to peace talks urging careful diplomacy first. Kenya's Joseph Murumbi backs the mission but opposes Wilson's inclusion and warns Britain leans toward the United States. Pakistan's Ayub Khan and Malaysia's Abdul Rahman reportedly oppose the plan for differing reasons.
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Reunion for Horton relatives near Unionville
Relatives and friends of the late William R. Horton and Siberia Clifton Horton will gather Sunday at Colvin Memorial Park in Unionville for a reunion. The event brings together family members from the area to recall shared memories and honor the Hortons.
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