Ulbricht Dubcek meet eyed in Karlovy Vary talks
East German leader Walter Ulbricht to visit Czechoslovakia for talks with Alexander Dubcek amid hopes Prague may seek Western rapprochement. Tito asserts Yugoslavia will maintain ties with all countries. both leaders avoid inflammatory language toward the Soviet Union while Prague seeks hard currency support.
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Walter Ulbright
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Alexander Dubcek
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Albright
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West Germany
Bonn
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
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Soviet Union
Tibetan Strife Reported in Red Guard Dispatch
Hong Kong reports quote Red Guard documents claiming armed struggle is underway in Tibet between rival factions. They urge stopping civil war and restoring communications and transport. Dalai Lama referenced as a god king, with traitors and bandits ready to act. Chinese Premier Chou En-lai ordered fighting halted.
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China
Tibet
Dalai Lama
India
Chou En-lai
Central Committee of
The
Chinese Communist Party
Mercy Flights Halted Over Biafra Fire Risk
The ICRC suspended mercy flights to Biafra after a Swiss charter DC-6 was fired upon during night runs delivering medical and food supplies from Fernando Po off the Nigerian coast. None of the crew were injured. flights had resumed recently after an earlier halt.
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International Committee of the Red Cross
Biafra
Fernando Po
Allies Report 62 Commies killed near Saigon
Allied headquarters said 62 Communist troops were slain in heavy fighting near Saigon. A Viet Cong stronghold was seized with two tons of rice, salt, salted fish and flour. U.S. and South Vietnamese troops found bunkers and tunnels, took 25 prisoners, and reported 27 enemy killed around Trum Thap.
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Trum Thap
U.S
Phui Lai
Dong Nai
Pope Benefited From Conservative Advisers on Contraception Encyclical
Rome reports a group of conservative theologians aided Pope Paul VI in preparing the encyclical reaffirming the ban on artificial contraception. Vatican officials note Carlo Colombo coordinated the advisory panel from 1966 to 1967, following a 1964 study commission that debated birth control and split between majority reformists and a minority opposing liberalization.
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Carlo Colombo
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Joseph Fuchs
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