McNamara outlines unilateral arms verification plan
Former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara argues a Soviet American freeze on offensive and defensive nuclear missiles could be verified largely by national intelligence and unilateral means. He favors parallel action or formal agreement without on-site inspections, with international checks reserved for later stages.
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New York
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Moscow
Washington
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
ACDA
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Chinese Leader Is Alive
Liu Shao-chi of Communist China is alive and under house arrest in Beijing with a 24 hour guard. Diplomats say Mao Tse-tung’s forces have established military rule but Liu’s reformist policies linger in Chinese politics and worry Mao. Liu remains president but has not appeared in public or served official duties for about two years.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Liu Shao-chi
Communist China
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Liu
Peking
France Hit by Rumored Revolt Plans in Fall
Paris sources report a clandestine network of extremist groups plans a new revolution in France this fall after universities reopen and industry resumes. Police allege Trotskyite and pro-Peking elements from last spring’s unrest have infiltrated discontented sectors to form autonomous armed cells. About 200 committees reportedly formed in schools factories and neighborhoods with some already boycotting fall exams.
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PARIS
UPI
France
Revolutionary Communist Youth
JER
Union of Marxist-Leninist Communist Youth
UJCML
Medicall School
University of Paris
Salazar Undergoes Early Morning Brain Hematoma Surgery
Portugal's Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, 79, is in good condition after predawn surgery to remove a head hematoma from a fall at his Estoril summer home. Government sources say no interim successor is needed. the operation occurred at 3 am and is described as successful.
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UPI
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Salazar
Europe
Estoril
Moreira Baptista
Baptista
Portugal
Azar
Red Cross
Ty Benfica
Saigon lifts bans on three newspapers
Saigon Information Minister Ton That Thien, returning from Manila with the Ramon Magsaysay Award, announced the rescission of suspensions on the Saigon Post Saigon Moi and Dong Nai. The ban ended effective Monday Sept 9 after the papers ran an American wire story alleging corruption among senior government and military officials.
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APL
Ton
Thien
Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Ministry of Information
Mexico grants asylum to defecting code expert
Mexico City UPI reports a government spokesman said Mexico has granted political asylum to Juan Ojeda, a defecting code expert rescued by Mexican police as Castro agents attempted to force him onto a plane to Havana at gunpoint.
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UPI
Mexico
Juan Ojeda
Havana
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