Johnson calls Manila conference shows allied unity in Asia
President Johnson praised a 17 day Asia tour and the Manila conference for proving Allied unity on four points including front line support and territorial integrity. He outlined plans to bolster Vietnam operations, urged negotiated settlement, and signaled possible pauses and continued talks with the Soviets and Pope Paul VI.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
United States
Manila
Asia
China Says U S Escalating Viet Nam War
NCNA quoted Peking accusing Johnson of escalate the war during a seven nation tour aimed at pressuring the United States and its Soviet ally. China reported a tumultuous welcome for 65 expelled Soviet students and said Lin Piao vowed to press the cultural revolution purge.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Johnson
United States
New China News Agency
NCNA
Peking
America
Russia
Viet Nam
U.S
Soviet Union
Viet ‘Nam
Red
Lin Piao
Mao Tsetung
Blackmarket officer linked to Saigon fabric scheme
Navy Captain Archie C. Kuntze faces a general court martial on 18 counts of misconduct and orders violations from 1965 66. Defense hints a Chinese woman may have masterminded a Saigon black market operation near him as witnesses describe fabric purchases in Bangkok Hong Kong and flights linked to his supply network.
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Treasure Island
Calif
UPI
Navy
Archie C. Kuntze
Saigon
Kuntze
Thailand
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Communist critic challenges true communism in Czechoslovakia
Jozef Ceconik of Comenius University Bratislava argues no communist nation has produced conditions for true communism and urges Western capitalist methods and individual initiative. He cites US leadership as economically capable and faults Czechoslovak production and equipment.
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United Press International
Czechoslovakia
Jozef Ceconik
Comenius University
Bratislava
Slovak Communist Party
Bratislava Pravda
Radio Free Europe
Ceconik
Europe
U.S
West
United States
Lenin
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
United Nations
Red Bloc
Kaibab PTA Book Sale For School Library
Kaibab School PTA sponsors a book fair at the school on November 10 to benefit the library. Books are provided by Burnett's Book Store and all proceeds go to the library fund.
World spy scare grips NATO nations across Europe and US
Reports claim a widening spy ring in Britain Greece Italy and possibly other NATO members linked to the Boeckenhaupt case in Los Angeles. Arrests in the United States Britain and expulsions from Italy and Greece heighten fears of coordinated Soviet and Western espionage efforts.
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United Press International
NATO
Britain
Greece
Italy
Boeckenhaupt
Los Angeles
Soviet Union
China
London
Washington
Mweee Awe
FBI
Iron Curtain
Alliance
America
William Boeckenhaupt
William Cecil Mulvena
Mulvena
Southend
Alexei Malinin
United States
Moscow
Komysomol
Pravda
Sergei Siryushov
Panteleimonov Meat and Dairy
Russia
Panteleimonoy
George Blake
Scotland Yard
U.S
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Marshal Titol
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Kaibab Pta
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Scottsdale
Ardoes
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Inter
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