Lull in Vietnam War Not Restraint Says Harriman
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Averell Harriman stating the lull in Vietnam cannot be viewed as the restraint demanded by President Johnson for a total halt to bombing North Vietnam. He noted Saigon has seen two weeks with no shelling, a sign he considers positive as talks adapt. He recalled warning Hanoi that continued attacks could harm negotiations.
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Paris
W Averell Harriman
Johnson
North Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Harriman
Hanoi
Kiev
Botvin
Oles Gonchar
Ukraine
Hugo Portisech
U.S
Soviet Writers Seek Czechoslovak Style Reforms
Soviet Ukrainian writers push for democratic reforms similar to Czechoslovakia as Kyiv officials clamp down on liberal ideas. Ukrainian leaders warn elite writers to avoid propagating democratization while pondering the external influence of nearby liberal moves.
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Moscow
Soviet
Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Pyotr V. Shelest
Warsaw
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Ukrainian Republic
Aleksandr P. Botvin
Kiev
Pravda
Botvin
Vultures Wait for Deaths in Biafra’s Rainy Season
In steamy Biafra during the rainy season, fat vultures watch from the heat as emaciated refugees suffer dire conditions. The scene highlights famine and disease amid chaotic displacement.
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London
UPI
Biafra
Refu
Vultures Wait As Leaders Squabble Over Biafra Relief
The piece notes the Nigerian civil war’s deadliness and famine in Biafra as relief flights planned to jungle airstrips along widening roads. In Washington, President Johnson urged the two young rulers to set aside politics and proceed with aid efforts.
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Johnson
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
Port Harcourt
Biafra
Nigeria
Washington
Biafra Famine Crisis Deepens as Lagos-Path Rift Grows
World aid moves face a Nigeria driven dispute over relief routing. Gowon insists relief to Biafra must go through Nigeria, while Ojukwu resists. UNICEF appeals for global help as daily deaths mount, refugees crowd camps, and prices soar in battered zones.
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United States
Biafra
Nigeria
Africa
Yakubu Gowon
Odumegwu Ojukwu
Eastern
Gowon
Ojukwu
Rioting Erupts at Bastille Amid De Gaulle Vow
Bulletin from Paris reports rioters clashed with police at Place de la Bastille hours after President Charles de Gaulle pledged to keep public order in France completely from now on. Tear gas fired as cobblestones flew. the violence recalled the May riots and followed de Gaulle’s tanks move to quell civil unrest. De Gaulle also pressed for monetary stability as he met the new Couve de Murville cabinet before Bastille Day parade with 8,000 troops.
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Allan Priaulx
Paris
UPI
Place de la Bastille
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
Champs Elysees
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New York Times News Service
World News
Red Cross
World Relief Agency
Relief Agency
John Birch
Britain
Save the Children Fund
Ikot Ekpene
Bergen - Belsen
Fernando Poo
Bulletin
Formica Courier Tops
Paul N. Kapnicky
Morgantown Out Boulevard
Jere, W.va
Ieer Ery Ward
Clarence
Booth
Mount
Medi
Cine Cabinet
China
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