Johnson calls Asian trip highly successful and united
President Johnson described his 17 day Asia tour as highly successful and said it demonstrated unity among the United States and allies. He cited the Manila conference showing allied resolve to support front line troops seek peace and supply more manpower to Vietnam.
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China says Johnson tour exposes US Viet Nam woes
NCNA dispatch from Tokyo reports Communist China accusing the United States and Russia of colluding in Viet Nam. Beijing calls Johnson’s midterm trip a bid to escalate the war and notes a tumultuous reception for 65 expelled Soviet students as Sino Soviet relations worsen during the cultural purge era.
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Navy captain on trial in Saigon cloth fabric case
Defense lawyers for Navy Captain Archie C. Kuntze claim a mysterious Chinese woman may have masterminded a Saigon black market operation under his watch. Kuntze faces 18 charges from 1965 to 1966, including personal misconduct and disobeying orders. He pleads not guilty as seven witnesses testified they bought fabric or flew on missions linked to his cloth purchases in Thailand Bangkok and Hong Kong.
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Communist critic questions real path to communism in East Bloc
Jozef Ceconik an assistant professor at Comenius University Bratislava argues in two Slovak Communist newspapers that no Communist nation has produced the conditions for true communism. He says only Western nations led by the United States can economically pursue communism and calls for capitalist methods of organization and individual initiative.
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Kaibab PTA to Sponsor School Book Fair
Kaibab School PTA will sponsor a book fair at the school on November 10 to benefit the library. Books are supplied by Burnett's Book Store and all proceeds go to the library fund. Mrs. William Schulte is the event chairman.
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Europe-wide spy scare follows Boeckenhaupt case in LA
Spy activity linked to NATO nations raises fears of a coordinated ring. Britain Greece Italy expel Iron Curtain envoys while arrests in the United States and Britain involve Sgt William Boeckenhaupt and William Cecil Mulvena. Soviet diplomat Alexei Malinin is expelled. Komsomol Pravda notes border spy incidents near Far East Russia. The FBI and Scotland Yard share information on a potential British based network with U.S. ties.
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