Negotiators Head for Parley on Biafra in Addis Ababa
Nigerian negotiators head to Addis Ababa for the third and likely final peace talks with Biafra under the Organization of African Unity. Lagos officials express pessimism about a settlement and plan a major military push after talks end, while Biafran leader Ojukwu vows to fight on if world intervention or external support arrives.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Addis Ababa
Biafra
Six-Nation Organization of African Unity Consultative Committee
Emperor Haile Selassie
Commonwealth — Secretariat
Kampala
Uganda
Ethiopia
Okoi Arikpo
C. O. Ojukwu
Eastern
Niamey
France
Tanzania
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Zambia
Paris
Jol. C. O. Ojukwu
Prnson
Latin Americas React to Pope Paul VI Encyclical
Pope Paul VI reaffirms church opposition to artificial birth control drawing shock across Latin America where 80 percent of 244 million people are Catholic. The encyclical On Human Life affects politics economy society and spiritual life as waves ripple through the continent.
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Pope Paul VI
Latin America
Paul
Bogota
Colombia
Brazil
Vatican
Rio de Janeiro
OAS Commission On Population and Development Assessment
OAS Conference of
Chile
Christian Democrat
Argentina
Antonio Cardinal Caggiano
Venezuela
Msgr
Francisco Maldonado
Maldonado
International
Planned Parenthood Federation
Santiago
Manila Quake Death Toll Rises In Rubble Hunt
Rescue workers in Manila halted their search for about 300 buried victims after a strong earthquake. The death toll stood at 145, with fears it could exceed 400 as aftershocks shook the city. 109 bodies were recovered from the Ruby Towers debris, 254 rescued but 26 died later in hospital.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
Weather Bureau
Ruby Towers
Santa Cruz
North Vietnam rejects Johnson Rusk calls for war steps
Hanoi rejected U.S. reciprocity proposals to scale down the Vietnam War and accused President Johnson of threatening greater escalation. Nguyen Thanh Le, Hanoi’s Vietnam talks spokesman, denounced Johnson and Rusk as "shameful liars" and said the United States persists in a war against the Vietnamese people.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Johnson
Hanoi
Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
United States
Dream Ends in Tragedy at Paris Airport Orchard
Djabola Babic a 26 year old Yugoslav born woman who worked as a charwoman in a Paris hospital chased a dream of joining a lover in the United States. After her residence permit expired she clambered into a TAP Flight 09 Boeing 727 landing gear bay. The gear retraction failed repeatedly and she was killed when the plane reached the apple orchard seven miles from Paris. Police say her body was found after a two day search and her handbag and passport were recovered near the runway.
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Paris
UPI
Djabola Babic
United States
Djobila Babie
Orly
Djobila
Djobila Babic
America
Apple Grove
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Aba
Umuahia
Owerri
London
Secessionist
Pope
Vranila Rescuers
Quiz Hunt
LBJ
FUL
Service Bank
National Airways
TAP
Lisbon
Air France
Trust Service
Christmas Club
Mortgage Home Loans Bank-by-Mail Service
Consumer Credit
Department
Morgantown
West Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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