China and Pakistan Hold Extended Talks on Viet Nam War
In Rawalpindi Communist China and Pakistan held talks on the Viet Nam war continuing into a second day. Liu Shao chi urged world peace and backed Red China’s role while Ayub Khan pressed for peaceful regional ties and bilateral relations without alienating the United States.
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Viet Nam
America
Liu Shao Chi
Red China
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Liu
Pakistan
India
Ayub
Foreign Office
China
Community of Nations
United Nations
United States
Pakistan and China leaders stress friendly talks and unity
The Pakistan leader and Liu Shiqi spoke in cordial terms and said they achieved complete understanding on Asia issues. Liu noted favorable conditions for stronger Pakistan China ties and said both sides require nothing beyond unity against aggression.
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Pakistan
Liu
Asia
Pakistan-China
Gandhi Seeks Talks In United States During Visit
India’s Prime Minister Indira Gandhi arrives in the United States for two days of talks with President Johnson on global issues and India-US relations. She emphasizes a closer understanding to promote peace while touring Williamsburg before Washington.
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Williamsburg
India
Indira Gandhi
United States
Washington
Paris
Langley Air Force Base
Allen Byrd
Rockefeller
International Control Commission
New Delhi
Gandhi
Johnson
New York
Rosy
U.S
U S Forces Drive Three Areas in South Viet Nam Strikes Reported
U S forces pressed three drives in South Viet Nam with light contact after bagging a score of Communists. B52s backed one strike near Saigon in the Rung Sat area to support Marine operations at Sai Gon river approaches. Also, Operation Lincoln near the Cambodian border and Operation Fillmore on the central coast yielded enemy deaths and captures while Buddhist protests against Ky pressure civilian rule.
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Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
1St Calvary Airmobile Division
Fillmore
Tam Ky
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
United States
North
Vinh
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Associated Press
George Esper
Pleiku
Ia Drang
101St Airborne
1St Brigade
Tuy Hoa
Guam
Divorce Bill Vote Slated In Albany This Week
The divorce reform bill will be voted on in the New York Legislature Thursday, as Senate Leader Brydges aims to clear the field before adjournment after Passover. Lawmakers will stay in session this week then return April 18 to tackle New York City's fiscal crisis and other issues.
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Albany
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Brydges
Associated Press
New York City
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Early cancer diagnosis through annual exams saves lives
University of Minnesota researchers led by Dr. Victor A. Gilbertson report that annual physicals from 1948 to 1960 detected 34 breast cancer cases before symptoms appeared. Early detection reduced spread to lymph glands and yielded five year+ survival in 31 of the 34 patients, outperforming women without cancer.
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Phoenix, Ariz
University of Minnesota
Minnesota Medical Center
Victor A. Gilbertson
Minnesota
Gilbertson
Anti U S Protests Spread Across Europe and U S Cities
Demonstrations in London and other European cities surge against U S involvement in Vietnam. In New York Chicago and Washington tens of thousands march or picket while police restore order. Fracas erupt in Beziers and Oslo as anti U S sentiment spills into street clashes.
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London
UPS
Michael Stew
France
Pro
U. S
England
Viet Nam
New York City
Boston
Oklahoma City
Frank Emspak
Coordinating Committee
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
San Francisco
White House
Washington
National Liberation Front
Italy
Germany
Norway
China
U.S
Johnson
Oslo
Communist Leaders Gather in Moscow for 23rd Congress
Scores of ranking Communist leaders converged on Moscow for the Soviet party's 23rd Congress amid tensions with China. Delegations from Hungary New Zealand Japan Albania North Korea and North Vietnam arrived as the Chinese boycott continued. Yugoslavia sent observer Alexander Rankovic. Foreign delegates attend as guests, not participants.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
New Zealand
Japan
Albania
North Korea
North
Viet Nam
Peking
Yugoslavia
Alexander Rankovic
Tito
Sukarno Names Reform Cabinet Amid Anti Communist Shift
President Sukarno announced a 30 member reform cabinet with a six man Presidium. Suharto named temporary Presidium member in charge of defense and security. Nasution made minister and deputy chief of the crush Malaysia command. Leimena becomes first deputy premier. Subandrio and 14 pro Communist ministers arrested.
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Nasution
Sukarno
Radio
Jakarta
Suharto
Malaysia
Kogam
Johannes Leimena
Subandrio
Indonesia
China
Leimena
More UFOs Reported In Michigan
Reports spread across Michigan with sightings from Oakland County to the Detroit area and the Thumb toward Lake Huron. Dr. J Allen Hynek of Northwestern University says some lights may be swamp gas, while deputies describe a definite object with glowing lights seen near Pontiac.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Lake Huron
Oakland
Pontiac
Detroit
Lansing
J. Allen Hynek
Northwestern University
Air Force
Dexter
Hillsdale
Keith Lester
Oakland County
Briton Plans record breaking stay in Cheddar Caves
David Lafferty, a former RAF officer, crawled into a Cheddar Cave to beat the world underground stay. He carries 200 books and 1,438 candles with rainwater from cave drip sources to outlast the 126 day record.
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England
UPI
Royal Air Force
David Lafferty
Lord Weymouth
Lafferty
RAF
Bristol
Antoine Senni
French Alps
Senni
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