Kosygin Leaves Czechoslovakia Unexpectedly
Soviet Premier Aleksei Kosygin cut his eight day visit to Czechoslovakia short and flew to Moscow amid reports his mission to temper liberalizing reforms may have failed. Prague viewed him as a dove and warned Moscow hawks may gain influence, with no formal communique issued after talks.
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Czechoslovakia
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Cereks Kosygin
Karlovy Vary
Karlsbad
Europeans Think De Gaulle Is Through
European editorials Saturday largely agree that the French uprising against President Charles de Gaulle signals the end of an era in France. The opinion reflects a volatile situation across Eastern and Western Europe as events unfold.
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de Gaulle
Charles Ridley
London
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Europe
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Spain
Portugal
Madrid
Popular Front
Times
The
Photographer Tai Convicted by South Vietnam Court
Nguy en Thanh Tai, a former UPI combat photographer who was wounded in battle, has been convicted by a special South Vietnamese military court of producing pictures deemed detrimental to security and morale.
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Neuyen Thanh Tai
UPI
UPI Protest Over Tai Conviction In South Vietnam
United Press International protested to President Nguyen Van Thieu and urged U S intervention after Tai a South Vietnamese photographer received a two year sentence for taking pictures showing mistreatment of Viet Cong prisoners including water forced into a suspect's nose and throat The editor said the action was a gross violation of democratic principles and freedom.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
State Department
Nguyen Thanh Tai
H. Roger Tatarian
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Tai
South Vietnam
U.S. State Department
Thieu
Mekong Delta
Echo satellite ends nearly eight-year voyage over South Pacific
Echo I, a widely seen communications satellite, died Thursday night in the skies over the South Pacific. Trackers say no one witnessed the final descent, leaving the end of its eight year mission unclear whether it ended with a bang or a whimper.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Six GI deserters seek asylum in Sweden after Moscow broadcast
Six American servicemen arrived in Stockholm seeking asylum after denouncing US forces in Vietnam on Soviet TV. At Arlanda airport they declined to answer questions while one man said they want to live and work in Sweden. Police detained them for questioning before temporary residence decisions. The Aliens Commission has granted asylum to 49 US servicemen and is reviewing 20 more. The deserters were Sp-4 Mark A Shapiro, Sp-4 Carl Arnett, Philip Callicoat, Marine Cpl. Terry Whitmore, Joseph Kmetz, and Kenneth Griggs.
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UPS
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vietnam
Arlanda International
Sweden
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Maersta
Aliens Commission
Mark Allan Shapiro
Marshall
Minn
Philip Andrew Callicoat
Mansfield
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Marine Cpl
Terry M. Whitmore
Memphis
Tenn
Carl Arnett
Santa Ana
Califort
Joseph Louis Kmetz
Newark
N.Y
Kenneth Griggs
Voice
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