African Nations Form Military Alliance Against White Rule
In Lusaka and Kinshasa reports say ZAPU and ANC formed a joint military alliance promising guerilla action to overthrow white governments in Rhodesia and South Africa. They claim arms from Communist countries and trained in Algeria may be used, as 66 security troops were killed in Rhodesia amid a major security sweep.
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Lusaka
Zambia
UPI
Zambabwe African Peoples Union
ZAPU
Rhodesia
African National Congress
ANC
South Africa
Algeria
France
Zapu - Anc
Salisbury
American Poll Told In Pravda
Pravda reports sampled U S views on the Vietnam War across five columns. A Denver family, the Vigils, discuss protesters and loyalty while a son Ray vows to fight again if needed, stressing personal conscience and distrust of antiwar rhetoric. Separate note: Eva Howell seeks divorce from army sergeant major over ivory paint on walls.
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Moscow
UPD
Pravda
United States
New York
N.kurdyumov
Soviet Union
Kurdyumov
U.S
San Francisco
Denver
Denver Post
Louis Vigil
Quangnam
Ray
Vietnam
Ray l
Ray Vigil
Russia
Joe Durham
England
UPI
Eva Howell
Soviet Diplomats Injured in Red Guard Attacks in Peking
Pravda reported ram paging Red Guards damaged the Soviet embassy compound in Peking and attacked diplomats. Several Soviet diplomats were seriously injured, three embassy cars burned, windows and furniture smashed, records burned, Mao posters pasted on walls. Attacks occurred Monday and Thursday, with a third secretary beaten outside the compound on Tuesday. Public protests by the Soviet government followed, details of injuried diplomats and notes not released. Sao Paulo population figure appears as a separate misplaced fact.
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Moscow
UPI
Peking
Pravda
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Y. N. Nemanezhin
World Council of Churches to hold dialogue with Marxists
The World Council of Churches announced a formal dialogue with Marxists to occur next spring likely in the Soviet Union. The talks will cover economic justice, social ethics, and the meaning of man in a technological society, with Roman Catholics to join future conferences. The council also plans conferences with the International Christian Union of Business Executives to explore international economic development in light of Christian ethics.
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Heraklion
Crete
World Council of Churches
Soviet Union
Paul Abrecht
Department of Church and Society
Abrecht
Central Committee
the Council
Council
International Christian Union of Business Executives
Ceive
Thieu backs civilian president in Vietnam election
In Saigon General Nguyen Van Thieu pledged support for a civilian president and said the army should not interfere with Vietnam's September election. He said he would be pleased to return to the army, denying any idea of postponing the vote and defending the civilian ticket endorsed by lawmakers and foreign observers.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen Hoa Hiep
Tran van Huong
Truong van Dinh Dzu
Nguyen Din Quat
Huong
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
van Thieu
Ate S Nguyen van
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
Independence Palace
Thien
U.S. Congress
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Mr. Feiss
Jody
America
Bramble
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