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The Magor Events of the Day International The United States proposal for an allied nuclear force, and France's opposition to it, dominated and divided the opening session oi' the Atlantic al1iance's ministerial council yesterday in Paris. Secretary of State Rusk warned that the force proposal should not be downgraded. West Gemiany supported the iorec, as did Britain to some extent. Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville of France, speaking against the proposal, ceived some backing from Belgium, and Denmark. IPage 1, Column 6.1 London sources said that Prime Wilson has proposed a meeting in the near future with the two new Soviet leaders, who have expressed interest in the idea and are expected in London next year. l'1:7.1 Ambassador G. McMurtrie Godley left the Congo on a sudden flight to Washington for consultations a.mid growing indications that Algeria, the United Arab Republic, Ghana, the Sudan and Uganda are taking an active part in the Congo war. l1:7.j At the United Nations, the Foreign Minister of Nigeria appealed to the other African states not to intervene in the Congo's affairs, and he up- held Leopoldvilles right to authorize the United States-Belgian rescue mission. L1:'l.j In three recent battles with the Vietcong, more than 40 South Vietnamese troops were reported killed and at least 580 were said to be missing. Bad weather and faulty com- munications kept Saigon officials in the dark. ll:8.j French physicians have protested to the Government over the arrest and five-day imprisonment of a Lorraine doctor who al- legedly refused to answer a nighttime call for help. l1:2.j National Heading into his first full White House term, President Johnson was reported to be against taking a hard-sell approach to .key foreign and domestic problerns. The Presi- dent was said io be planning no basic change in Anierit-a's role in South Vietnam or to set a deadline for estalilislnnent of a multi- national nuelear force for the Atlantic alli- ance. At home, Mr. Johnson does not plan to hit Congress all at once with new pro- --- '-- f'--A--I Un,-If-in nursi- that the President will not give the law- makers next year a, plan to give the states a fixed part of the yearly Federal tax re- ceipts without strings attached. l24:4.1 Pentagon officials said that under the su g- gested Army Reserve reorganization, Na- lillilggtiiiyuilnl heglpockextbookl doors' and sumsl Continued on Page 46, The Other News International Pakistani newspaper charges bribery by U.S. Page 9 Eshkors strategy called a triumph in Israel. Page 10 Cyprus -accuses Turkey of fomenting disorder. Page 13 Election fails to ease racial dispute. Page Canadian Commons new flag design. It is a ture is ibly Dnrell tional Guard divisions would be spread out across state lines. About 5,000 men from New York's 42d men 4. Page Page 22 says it gift to Page reform A rts The over view terms. and 1183.13 tional the Page 51 Dick Van Dyke to play John enry Faulk. Page 51 fail, Whitehead of the Day a white plaza. Arc , allways masonry. ---Ei design for a skysc L31 3 J Europe applauds agl on grain prices. I Edison to split for 1. I places S150 calls sets 6 . Amer. Bond Sales.-.. . Stot Over Cow 69 Sndelights Haul-Q s. 11 opener. on Clos New ruled nice. State to seek tune- effeetive news defense.- Hartford, a. clubs sii vide for the TV deal- on permanent E-R-AM i eral Assembly. in TOW- Under close barred of P21U'i0'CS news con- ail' of year- bu s eit s Sports car racers are :Sled that sales statbion. y can J Nofggggi Wtoktlge ice. n Au 5. ' ' - or e ins o s nuzuflg T119 pl Ulygelr 311317, plans Censervaiive Page 43 for '67gtrials. Board of said the Cat cuts in the school budget had dealt a disheartening blow to plans for quality education. 1121.1 It was announced that a slini. -1R-.story tower with a white masonry facade to house General Motors oflices would rise from a 1-..1:,......, 1... .1 - .- , .- ---' - East Brunswick inillion civic center. Industry and Labor Stcelworkers press presenta- tion of demands. Page415 U.S. seeks curb on 'll.M.W. power. Page 4 7 Hugh B. Baker c bl0lmCl i,.,e e Page 43 Financial and Business Gold-mine stocks buck slump in market. T'a,e'e 03 lixchange bans margin trad- ing in Ccmsai, Page 63 11 C -.---f-in rvv-aiv-v.ni-if-is an-v-or-. Rangers oppose Red here tonight. Woman in the Ne Miss Fatima, Jinnah, election foe. Analysis and Com Aflq '.h1licn Lfuv--5-L'
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