Former Panamanian President Robles Enjoys U.S. Life in Coral Gables
Marco A. Robles, 62, ex-president of Panama, says he is not in exile and enjoys a quiet Coral Gables life after leaving Panama before Arnulfo Arias took office. He plans Europe trip, a Christmas visit with daughters in California, and to write a history of his four years in office.
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China Public Rostrums Show Strain of Cultural Revolution
Observers note the 19th anniversary rally in Peking exposes the ongoing purge as only 13 of 27 Politburo members attend publicly with many relegated to near invisibility. Lin Paio and Chou En Lan rank high while Mao remains first, Li Fu Chun drops in precedence, and moderation gains traction amid rapid factional shifts.
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Saigon Curfew Delayed One Hour Across City
A government spokesman announced Saigon will implement a one hour later nightly curfew on Sunday night in most areas. When asked if the communist threat to the capital has been reduced, the spokesman replied, We not only believe it, it is simply so. He continued speaking on the matter.
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International Tourist Protection Code Devised
INTERPOL proposes an international code of practice to protect travelers. A universal police contact number and multilingual uniformed officers are planned for tourist areas. Special squads would manage seasonal population surges while cracking down on tourist trade abuses.
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Austria Guards Neutrality as Czechoslovak Crisis Looms
Vienna residents watch Moscow influence grow as Czechoslovakia invades, fearing neutral Austria could become a Kremlin example. Analysts warn Moscow may press for a broader neutral Germany and challenge Austria's postwar sovereignty under the 1955 State Treaty.
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