Hanoi parades U S pilots after capture in Hanoi
Tass reports angry Hanoi crowds paraded three captured U S airmen after parachuting from crippled F105 jets Friday near the city. The men identified are Lt Col James Lindbergh Hughes, Lt Col Gordon Albert Larson, and Lt J Richard Shiverly.
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Anarchy Threat To China Reports Warn Mao Critics
UPI from Hong Kong cites Mainichi Shimbun and Kyodo News recounting a Peking warning that anarchy threatens China. Rioting in Chengtu, Szechuan, left 11 dead and 4,400 injured with PLA soldiers among the casualties.
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Soviet diplomat expelled from China over detente stance
The Soviet Union orders Pravda correspondent Valentin Passenchuk out of China with an expiry date of May 14. No reason given. Moscow hints at reciprocal action against a Communist Chinese correspondent as Beijing cites U.S.-Soviet collusion amid troop withdrawals.
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Papandreou Linked to Aspida Plot in Greek Coup
In Athens a right wing paper claims to show evidence tying former Prime Minister George Papandreou to the Aspida plot to topple the monarchy and install a socialist regime. A photostatic letter allegedly signed by Papandreou mentions his son Andreas, who is detained, and George Papandreou remains under guard in an army hospital.
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Greece Abolishes Elections and Local Unions
The Greek military junta suspended parliament and moved Saturday to abolish all elections. A constitutional act ends universal suffrage for municipal leaders and a compulsory law appoints officials. The government also disbands the 52 prefecture unions of mayors and village presidents.
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El Tiempo Editor Denies Assault by American Guard
Editor Hernando Santos Castillo claims El Tiempo staffers were not assaulted by an American bodyguard for Lynda Bird Johnson. He tells UPI that Colombians rather than Americans kicked reporter Amado Blanco and photographer Gustavo Vasquez Thursday night in Bogota.
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Indonesia to polish army image with civic mission
Indonesia plans a civic mission beginning May 20 to improve the armed forces image while using troops to repair roads in Java. Authorities order efforts to curb rubber and export smuggling, amid suspicions some officers lead the illicit trade. The coup attempt of 1965 ended Sukarno’s rule, with Suharto rising to power.
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Vatican Audience Draws Gina Lollobrigida and Claudia Cardinale
Gina Lollobrigida and Claudia Cardinale met Pope Paul VI in an audience for show business figures at St. Peter's. Actor Adam West also attended among about 3,000 people. The Vatican had criticized the actresses over private lives, while Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti did not attend.
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Wilson Seeks Common Market Entry With Optimism
London sources report Prime Minister Harold Wilson shows considerable optimism Britain will gain admission to the European Common Market. He plans a formal membership bid next week and expects parliamentary approval after a three day debate opening Monday. Charles de Gaulle has yet to commit.
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