Castro Peking split seen by Castro in Cuba speech
In a long Havana address Fidel Castro warned of possible diplomatic break with China accusing Beijing of an imperialist campaign against Cuba. He denied internal opposition claims and said Cuba may curb Chinese officials and equipment allowed in the country amid a broader probe into corruption and high living. The speech, delivered at Havana University, framed tensions as a fight against imperialism and asserted political stability at home.
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Prince Philip tours Hollywood area during U S visit
Prince Philip of Britain visits UCLA and a children’s rehabilitation center, addresses campus crowds, and attends a 20th Century Fox Studios reception with a cowboy and stagecoach parade. He tours British car exhibits in Beverly Hills, attends Variety Clubs banquet, and meets stars before a Palm Springs polo fundraiser for charity. He jokes with Eisenhower and explains the trip funds Variety Clubs.
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Tiger Era Looms Over 1967 Auto Designs
Detroit sources say the 1967 car line will feature bold European styling with curving rear lines and a tigerlike forward surge in the look. GM plans three new nameplates including a front wheel drive La Salle successor and a V12 powered model, while Chevrolet and Lincoln Mercury prepare Mustang rivals and a Cougar.
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Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Students sail Channel to France aboard improvised bedstead
Seven pupils from a Hertfordshire college attempt to cross the English Channel on a brash raft fashioned from an old bedstead lashed to drums. Powered by two outboard motors, the voyage aims for Calais despite a calm sea and light winds. Sue Spering, 18, is among the crew.
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France
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Hertfordshire
Sue Spering
Reynaud criticizes De Gaulle as NATO rift widens
Paris reports elder statesman Paul Reynaud denounces De Gaulle's isolationist NATO stance as a dangerous misstep while urging France to remain within the alliance. Reynaud, 86, criticizes policy shifts and calls for renewed U.S. and French cooperation amid Vietnam and European tensions. He also urges clarity on including Communists in South Vietnam government.
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Viet Nam
Revolutionary Membrane Helps Dentures Stay In Place
An experimental elastic membrane linking dentures to gums mimics natural binding to improve stability. It reduces slipping during chewing and allows eating tough foods like steak and apples with less pain and wobble, while encouraging regular dental care.
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