Pope Pledges Active Effort for Peace and Unity
Pope Paul VI urged world peace and condemned anti religious actions in Poland and elsewhere. He promised Vatican support in pursuit of peace, while noting the upcoming synod's growing role in Christian unity and arranging a planned visit by Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras to discuss steps toward Roman Catholic Orthodox reunification.
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Hussein To Visit Moscow
United Press International reports King Hussein of Jordan will visit Moscow on Monday then Washington after a Cairo conference with Egyptian President Nasser on the Middle East. The trip follows a May defense pact with Nasser and a cruise through Cairo with talks at Kebbeh Palace.
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Gamal Abdel -Nasser
Middle East
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Nasser
Israel
Kebbeh Republic Palace
Kremlin
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Harold Beeley
Foreign Office
London
George Brown
Red China celebrates eighteenth founding anniversary
Sunday Morning reports the October 1 1967 observance in Beijing marking the 18th anniversary of the People's Republic of China. Mao Tse Tung leads a display of flags and balloons while Liu Shao Chi and Teng Hsiao Ping are absent from this year’s Tiananmen rostrum amid ongoing revolutionary purges and shifts in the ruling hierarchy.
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Tienanmen
Gate of Heavenly Peace
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Teng
China
World News fairs praise for Viet Cong model of people’s war
Chou En Lai spoke at a banquet for North Vietnamese and Viet Cong supporters praising the Viet model of a single country employing people’s war tactics. The note mentions annual Oct 1 celebrations and large Red Guard attendance, with parallels to postwar social demonstrations and anti US imperialism rhetoric.
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U.S
World Communist Party Conference Urged After China Ostracism
Todor Zhivkov called for a world Communist party conference to ostracize China. He cited urgent necessity and said conditions ripen for an International gathering, following joint calls from the Soviet British Hungarian and Polish parties. Delegates from Albania North Vietnam Pakistan Ceylon Congo Brazzaville Laos Romania Tanzania Iraq Luxembourg Colombia Japan Mali and others attended.
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Mali
Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Todor Zhivkov
China
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Soviet Communist Party
Yaper
Zhivkov
Kremlin
Aries
China Accused of Capitalism By Soviet Weekly
A Soviet weekly charges that Peking invites foreign capitalists to invest in China and pays former factory owners fixed expropriated asset percentages. It argues China is liberalizing its economy while denouncing Moscow. The piece cites a Hong Kong article and notes 8 percent returns in yuan and hard currency. Princess Margaret plans a Brussels trip after tonsillitis.
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