Communists weigh fate of world congress in Prague aftermath
In Moscow, Budapest will host a major meeting of world Communist parties to decide whether to cancel the November world congress after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Western parties dispute unity under Moscow while Austrian and Italian leaders challenge the plan. a postponement seems likely.
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Soviet Threats to West Germany Largely Propaganda
State Department officials say Moscow’s warnings over West Germany and West Berlin appear mainly propaganda. They note no Soviet troop movements and warn of possible later economic pressure on West Berlin. The officials cite fear of provoking full U.S. war and reference past Czech invasion motives.
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Gunman in Shrewsbury Holed Up With Wife and Four Children
Gunman John James and his family remain secluded at a farmhouse in Shrewsbury after four days as police urge surrender. James warned any officer approaching would be killed, while his wife Joyce refuses to leave, insisting she will stay by him. The couple's children visibly watch from the windows as police provide support nearby.
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IRA Wales Link Suspected After Ammunition Disappearance
police probe a link between the outlawed IRA and the Free Wales Army amid a missing ammunition cache from an army barracks in ark. The Irish Press reports IRA and Welsh Free Army members have reportedly been in contact seeking independence aims for Northern Ireland and Wales.
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Pro Viet Cong Protest Disrupts Green Berets Film
Pro Viet Cong demonstrators disrupted a screening of The Green Berets, a John Wayne film praising U.S. forces in Vietnam, Friday leading to a chaotic interruption at the event.
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Ongania Orders 24 Hour Reporting or Firing for Officials
President Juan Carlos Ongania decrees that officials who fail to submit reports within 24 hours will be fired. The move targets bureaucratic delays and aims to speed government actions in Buenos Aires and national administration.
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Marcos Seeks Clear U S Stand Over Sabah Crisis
Philippine President Marcos meets with U S Ambassador Williams in Manila and protests Malaysia Sabah dispute. Marcos seeks formal U S clarification and assurance of treaty commitments as Malaysian students storm the Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur and rip the flag.
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Hasluck to Visit Canberra and U.S. Officials
Australia external affairs minister Paul M. Hasluck will visit the United States next month after stops in Italy and Canada. He will arrive in New York to attend the early sessions of the United Nations General Assembly.
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