Romanian Editorial Flays Outside Interference in Czechoslovakia
A Bucharest front page editorial in Scinteia condemns outside interference in Czechoslovakia, expresses concern over Western and Soviet pressure, and backs the Czechoslovak leadership. It notes high Romanian officials attended a reception for the Czechoslovak ambassador marking the friendship treaty anniversary and urges bilateral talks to reduce tensions.
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Romanian Communist Party
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Emil Bodnaras
Virgil Trofin
Corneliu Manescu
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Delayed US Pilots Hinted For Propaganda Use
Diplomatic sources in Vientiane suggest the three American pilots Maj James Low Maj Fred Thompson and Capt Joe Carpenter freed by North Vietnam were not brainwashed but may be told to cooperate to aid the release of other POWs. Their arrival on Hanoi Vientiane routes was delayed amid questions of propaganda aims.
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International Control Commission
Indochina
Johnson visit to Moscow seen as possible by Russians
London report cites authoritative diplomatic sources saying the Soviet Union would be agreeable to a visit by President Johnson. A presidential trip could improve Russo American relations and rapprochement, though no formal approach has been made. Moscow would welcome the visit barring a Czech crisis or Vietnam peace setbacks.
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Scientists Debate Missile Defenses at Copenhagen Meeting
At a Copenhagen gathering, UPI reports scientists including a Stanford researcher presented copies of The Case Against Missile Defenses, outlining pessimistic views on human survivability and defense feasibility amid ongoing ABM discussions.
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Pugwash Conference Debates ABM Amid East West Talks
A 27 scientist Pugwash gathering outside Copenhagen focused on anti-ballistic missile limits as Soviet moves to curb the missile race spurred discussions. British historian David Carlton and Jeremy J. Stone weighed the need to distinguish legitimate interests from destabilizing arms programs.
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U.S.S.R
Krogerup Adas High School
Copenhagen
David Carlton
Northwest Polytechnic of London
Clergyman Robs Bank Disturbing Montreal Heist
A bank robber dressed as a Roman Catholic priest robbed the Royal Bank of Canada branch in Montreal leaving 2872 dollars. Police describe the suspect as six feet three inches tall, athletic, in his early 30s, and wearing black clerical vestments with a white collar. The note claimed the money was for his church.
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Roger Pellerin
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