Chinese Communist Leader Liu Shao Chi Said Deposed
An article relayed from Peking via Hung Chi summarizes the Chinese Communist Party's cultural revolution and claims Liu Shao Chi and several top figures were overthrown or got rid of. It notes no formal removal from official posts and casts the changes as political purge rather than legal ouster.
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Hong Kong
Hung Chi
Mao Tse-Tung
Chinese Communist Party
Peking
Hsinhua
Chinese Communist Press Agency
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Cultural Revolution
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Liu
China
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Central Executive Committee
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Ky urges unity as Thieu-Ky ticket faces Minh bid
Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky, pressed by the military, appeals for the country to put common good before ambition as he accepts a vice presidential spot on the Thieu ticket. The national assembly approved exiled Gen. Dung Van Minh's presidential bid, while Minh faces visa obstacles to return and campaign.
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UPI
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Big) Minh
Minh
Bangkok
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Mexico Elects First Female Majorities in Off-Year Vote
Mexico City reports women will outnumber men at the polls for the first time in a national and state election cycle. The PRI is expected to win a landslide across congress and seven states while PAN PSP and PARM contend for assigned posts to preserve political life.
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UPI
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Institutional Revolutionary Party
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PAN
Popular Socialist Party
PSP
Authentic Party of the Mexican Revolution
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New U.S. commander arrives in Thailand to lead force
Maj. Gen. Hal D. McCown arrived in Bangkok to assume command of U.S. military forces in Thailand. He replaces Maj. Gen. Richard G. Stilwell, who departs to command the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood, Texas.
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Bangkok
Potatoes Rot in Moscow Region Storage Shortfall
Pravda reports one third of Moscow region potatoes rot before market due to poor storage. The Soviet paper notes Moscow area state farms stored 19 000 tons this year but saved only 12 000 tons from spoiling amid a summer shortage.
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UPI
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Israelis seek three state confederation plan for peace
Israel envisions a three state confederation with an autonomous Arab region in the West Bank and a shrunken Jordan, plus a 13 mile buffer zone in Syria captured territory and Sinai evacuation in return for Egyptian recognition, amid talks with Peres in Rome and Hussein in London.
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UPI
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London
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Humphrey to Meet Asia Leaders on Vietnam War Plans
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will meet with South Korea Japan and Nationalist China leaders in Seoul to discuss the Vietnam war and Southeast Asian non Communist solidarity. Park Chung-hee presided over a rainy inauguration as regional diplomats gathered with 36 nations represented.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Japan
South Korea
China
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
Park Chung-hee
Park
Capitol
Fuisaku Sato
C. K. Yen
Blue House
United States Funds Southeast Asia Ministers of Education
The United States signs an agreement to provide 40 000 dollars to establish and operate the Southeast Asia Ministers of Education secretariat. The body aims to develop graduate schools and support regional educational development.
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Bangkok
UPI
United States
Southeast Asia Ministers of Education Secretariat
Southeast Asia
U.S. officials alarmed by Yugoslav draft at UN Middle East debate
Senior U.S. officials in New York and Washington voiced grave concern over a Yugoslav draft clause that could invite Soviet intervention in the Middle East. They worry the text mirrors a Korean resolution and may compel states to aid the UN Secretary General, risking open-ended intervention.
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South Korea
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Syria
Jordan
Soviets Attack Israel Propaganda Inside USSR
Abraham Brumberg, an expert with the United States Information Agency, told 500 American Jewish leaders in Atlantic City that the Soviet Union conducts a fierce pro Israel propaganda campaign at home with unprecedented intensity. He said the Kremlin’s stated condemnations accuse Israel of aggression and inhumanities, but the drive has not achieved its expected aims.
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Syria
Abba Eban
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Soviet Union
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Washington, D. C
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Queen Elizabeth II Praises French Speaking Canadians in Ottawa
In an outdoor joint session of Parliament, Queen Elizabeth II complimented 5 million French speaking Canadians for culture and intelligence. She spoke in English and French to about 30 000 attendees, noting French Canada’s future contributions and including British stock in acknowledgments.
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UPI
Britain
Elizabeth II
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Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Philip
Quebec
Montreal
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