Queen Appeals Editors Not to Publish Personal Photos
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II asked British editors to refrain from publishing personal and intimate photographs from a French magazine. The images show the queen in bed with infant Prince Edward born 1964 and other royal family scenes. palace and Paris Match disputed origin and intent.
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Wegins Says No Solution for Vietnam Peace
J R Wegins Johnson choice as UN ambassador told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he has no plan for peace in Vietnam and defended U S presence. He said the war’s goal is to let South Vietnam choose its government and offered no concrete peace plan.
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Striking Students Return to U of Mexico Campus
In Mexico City, striking students moved back into the National University after an army withdrawal. They vowed to continue demand reforms while opposing violence, amid Olympic Games security concerns and a call for international support against government corruption. The campus remains a site of political tension as authorities cite a plot to seize Olympic Stadium.
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Mosby Barracks Auxiliary Plans Thursday Meeting at War Memorial
Mosby Barracks and its Auxiliary announce a monthly gathering on Thursday at 2 p.m. in the War Memorial Building. Major Mosby Barracks No 1526 and its Auxiliary will hold the session to discuss routine business and upcoming activities.
Former Ky Leaders Are Sentenced in Viet Nam Fraud Case
AP reports a Vietnamese military court sentenced several former leaders of Nguyen Cao Ky’s Antifraud Youth to three to seven years in prison for fraud in selling fake draft exemptions. Dang Van Thu and Le Van Thanh received three and seven years respectively, with others from Gia Dinh province also convicted.
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Elder statesman criticizes big business in India
Chakravarti Rajagopalachari 89 founder of Swatantra party says big businessmen are timid and cowardly when facing government encroachment. He warns that their reluctance undermines opposition to state overreach in Madras.
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