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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1967
Page
5
Thirty American tourists from New York Illinois and Ohio held an unsanctioned peace demonstration in Moscow Red Square watched by Soviet police who did not intervene The protest marked a rare foreign demonstration on Red Square amid May Day and Nov 7 parades.
Chinese Communist party chairman Mao Tse-tung orders the ninth party congress for next summer. Reports say army paratroopers and warships are deployed to crush the Wuhan rebellion as Red Guard posters appear in Peking amid power struggles in the army and party.
The Belgian Office for Foreign Trade will stage Technical Week displays in three East European nations with conferences on industrial topics and documentary films on Belgian industry. Budapest events run Nov 10 to 18, Prague Dec 4 to 13, and Warsaw in January 1968.
Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith told Harold Wilson time is running out for talks on Rhodesia's constitution. He warned that once the constitutional commission reports, talks may end, saying talks would be the shortest ever. A Sinoia crowd cheered the remarks during a prize-giving event.
Perry Oklahoma fire chief Lloyd Berger interrupted his wedding to fight a blaze at an elementary school on Friday. He returned with his bride the next day to finish the fight as guests helped in their wedding clothes. About a third of the school was destroyed as the couple honeymooned.
A UPI survey finds the 2 pm to 10 pm shift as the most disliked in British industry. Workers say it ruins social life and at least one rubber firm offered a bonus to attract workers for this shift.
Communist China renewed its claim on the Kowloon enclave in Hong Kong arguing Britain violated sovereignty by sending police into the area. Peking seeks to keep Hong Kong police out amid a crackdown as pro Communist terrorists conduct daily bomb attacks to pressure British authorities.
Africans paid last respects to former leader Albert Luthuli at Groutville near Durban where his body lay in state. Most whites appeared to ignore the funeral as Africans visited the Congregational church to mourn the Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
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