Asian Leaders Support U S Policies Despite Misgivings
Non communist leaders from Tokyo to Teheran largely back United States policies in Asia while criticizing arms supply declines and CIA activities. They view the U S as a needed shield against Communism, though public denouncements of the Vietnam war vary by country and leaders seek a political solution to the conflict.
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Tokyo
Teheran
United States
Asi
Pakistan
China
Burma
Cambodia
Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Asia
South Vietnam
Thailand
South Korea
Philippines
Laos
Malayasia
Hanoi
Norodom Sihanouk
India
Rawalpindi
Kashmir
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Soviet destroyer shadows US carrier in Eastern Mediterranean
A Soviet Ka shin class destroyer No 381 replaced the Riga class escort No 215 beside the USS America in the sixth fleet operations off Crete. The shadowed carrier, with Little Rock and five destroyers, remained about 50 miles southwest of Crete as the new ship closed to within 3.5 miles before moving to about five miles at night and then withdrew beyond 25 miles. The exchange of signal lamps and monitored communications appeared routine surveillance rather than a threat.
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U.S. S. America
Mediterranean
America
Crete
Little Rock
William J. Martin
Germany Sends Aid to Israel Aid shipments spark regional tensions
Bonn reports West Germany sent 29 000 gas masks to Israel on Saturday prompting Jordan to recall its ambassador in protest. Israel asked for precautionary gear amid reports of chemical weapons in Yemen war. Masks flew on two El Al planes as the Arab League warned of possible retaliatory steps. Jordanian envoy left for Amman for consultations and is not expected to return.
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UPI
West Germany
Israel
Foreign Office
Jordan
U.A.R
Yemen
el al
Kamil Elsherif
Amman
Arab League
Soviet Protest Claims U S Bombing Provoked Tension
Pravda denounces U S bombing of a Soviet merchant vessel in North Vietnam as a deliberate provocation. Demonstrations erupt in Leningrad near an American design exhibit, officials boycott a protocol visit, and unions pledge seamen will continue sailing to relations with North Vietnam.
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Pravda
Communist Party
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Washington
Leningrad
Kirov Palace of Culture
Mikhail D. Filonov
John C. Guthrie
Soviet Union
Union of Merchant Marine and River Fleet Workers
Attempt Made to Harm Shah of Iran in Bonn
A violent protest in Berlin disrupted the Shah of Iran’s Bonn visit as a Volkswagen rammed into a parked car along the motorcade route. Police said gunfire hit the Shah’s vehicle. 44 people, including 29 police, were injured. Investigators declined to identify suspects.
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Shah of Iran
Bonn
West Germany
Riza Pahlevi
Iran
Berlin
Volkswagen
Tempelhof
Shah Mohammed
Garden of plastic blooms charms Tadley villagers
YEAR ROUND GARDEN in Tadley England features about 5000 plastic chrysanthemums, dahlias, red roses, tulips and other blooms by Dr and Mrs Charles Walder. People once laughed at the display. now they envy the color and year round beauty.
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Tadley
England
UPI
Snelishman
Charles Walder
Walder
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