Sukarno Captive in Jakarta Palace
Singapore reports indicate Indonesia's anti Communist army confines President Sukarno to the Jakarta palace and holds Deputy Premier Subandrio as what sources call a near prisoner amid Suharto dominance and a ban on the Communist party.
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Shock fatal after youth shot with police near Van Horn
Roswell teen Gregory A. Schance 17 died after a leg wound from a shooting by police near Van Horn Texas. An El Paso pathologist cited advanced traumatic shock as the cause. Schance’s roommate M E Jones reported he had not slept in his NMMI dorm Wednesday night.
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De Gaulle Plans French Withdrawal From NATO Command
Paris reports President de Gaulle outlines steps to pull France from SHAPE and Central Europe Command and withdraw air and ground forces from German allied command. Johnson administration weighs retaking NATO nuclear warheads amid tense U.S. response. Ambassador Bohlen to brief.
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Navy To Move Sunken Drydock In New Orleans
The port of New Orleans will be sealed during daylight to clear the way for moving a partly submerged 15 000 ton drydock. The 579 foot dock will be hauled from near Congress Street wharf to the west bank of the Mississippi River. Army engineers ordered river traffic shut from dawn to dusk as a safety precaution after Hurricane Betsy felled several ship building pieces including the drydock wedged at Congress Street wharf.
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Formosa Jolted By Earthquake Shakes Taipei
A strong Formosa quake struck early Sunday injuring 11 people and collapsing several houses in Taipei. The Weather Bureau reported intensity of four in Taipei and five elsewhere on the island as thousands poured into streets in panic. Samuel Y. Kupper a 26-year-old Los Angeles student described chandeliers shaking and the room swaying as tremors subsided.
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Plans To Seek ReEntry Soon In Canada Probe
Gerda Munsinger linked to Canada's sex security scandal plans a quick return to Canada to dispute espionage charge claims. Immigration officials weigh if she can reenter while Prime Minister Pearson calls for full inquiry amid cabinet ties. Reguly reports she seeks to clear her name after Profumo type scandal remarks.
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Governors Endorse Johnson Viet Nam Policy In White House Meeting
Forty one governors from both parties endorsed President Johnson's Vietnam policies after a day of White House talks. Gov James A Rhodes of Ohio and Gov John Reed of Maine announced the unanimous backing, with Reed saying the governors stood four square behind the President. The resolution urged continued support for U S objectives in Vietnam.
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Gemini 8 Lanterned for Tuesday Launch After Hatch Fix
Cape Kennedy receives NASA approval for Gemini 8 mission a three day flight with four spacecraft hooks and a spacewalk by Scott lasting nearly 242 hours. Armstrong and Scott cleared after hatch closure issue, weather forecast favorable and mission review boards green light the Titan 2 and Agena rocket launch from Pad 19.
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Sweetwater Roundup Draws Hunters From Ten States
Hunters from ten states gathered for the eighth annual Sweetwater Roundup in Nolan County. Participants pumped gasoline fumes into rat tlesnake dens to extract snakes, with prizes for the heaviest catch and the longest snake.
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