Malaysia federation faces Indonesian objections and UN scrutiny
Indonesia delays Malaysia federation arguing against colonialism continuation. Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, and North Borneo seek UN validation of elections under British rule. Tokyo and Manila talks clash on observer numbers as Sukarno hints at force, while Brunei may join later. Malaysia aims to be anti communist and prosperous in Southeast Asia.
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Borneo
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Byrd Hosts 41st Annual Picnic at Berryville Farm
Senator Harry F Byrd plans his 41st annual apple growers picnic at his Berryville home orchard this Saturday drawing 3000 to 4000 attendees. He remains a senior conservative voice and hosts experts on spraying packing and shipping while continuing as the world’s largest apple grower.
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Berryville
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Shenandoah Park
Senate
Capitol Hill
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Lon
Virginia
Madison County High School Bands Shine at State Fair Day
Madison Heights leads county praise as bands from Madison County schools perform at the State Fair Band Day. The community cheers every band and applauds the spirit of countywide support at the reviewing area.
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Madison County
Madison Heights
Successful investing for beginners and a crime note
A reader asks whether to invest with Central Illinois Public Service or Potomac Electric Power after saving and insurance advice. The column recommends first building emergency savings and life insurance, then suggests Montana Power as a growth option. The piece also notes an Indiana slaying indictment of Rupert Tharpe for a Peru murder linked to a Massachusetts vacationer’s death.
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Peru
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Raymond R. Mee
West Springfield
Mass
Per
Folklore and Language Use in News Copy
Word meanings draw concern for writers and readers as editors defend rounding and estimates. A Hartford Courant editor cites over or about usage, while a Medford editor cites Webster definitions. A Xenia reader protests labeling divorced women in public notices as discrimination.
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Herbert Brucker
Hartford
Eric W. Allen Jr
Medford, Ore
UPI
Xenia
Ohio
Lletter
Test Ban Shaping Soviet Strategy and Western Resolve
Roscoe Drummond analyzes how the test ban with Moscow emerged from strength rather than weakness and outlines the U S posture. He notes Khrushchev’s aim to avoid soft negotiations and highlights concerns over Sino Soviet tensions and China’s rising influence in Asia and Africa. The piece cites U S officials warning against premature non aggression pacts and stresses vigilance amid Cuba Lebanon and missile crises.
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Moscow
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
John
Dulles
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Isigscow
Oessa
Johnson Wins Mississippi Governor Runoff Victory
Lt Gov Paul B Johnson claims a landslide victory in Mississippi Democratic runoff for governor signaling a return to constitutional conservative government He praises federal retreat while facing possible imprisonment for defying the federal government Coleman concedes with regret only for the defeat Results show Johnson leading 260372 to 196601 with five precincts left to report Hoffa to speak in Indianapolis October 6 at a DR IV E sponsored banquet sponsored by Teamsters political action group DR IVE 3 a plate
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UPI
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Wecome
Mississippi
Coleman
Hoffa
Indianapolis
Sters
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Republican Independent Voter Education
DRIVE
Teamsters Political
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Safety Check of Your Home Warns by Dr Crane
The National Society for Crippled Children releases a safety checklist urging households to prevent accidents from gas stoves loose rugs sharp objects and stairs. Tips cover lighting burn prevention fall protection fireside screens belts seatbelts bathtubs and gun safety. The notice invites readers to request personal psychology advice via stamped self addressed envelopes to Dr Crane Mellor Indiana.
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National Society For Crippled Children
Crane
Mellor
Ind
Grand Jury Report Alleges Illigal Hammond School Contracts
Indiana officials certified a report to the Lake County grand jury alleging Hammond School City contracts for electrical and repair work at Clark and Hammond High Schools violated law. The Modern Electric Service Co. faced questions over cost plus and separate project billing for 1962 to 1963 work.
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Hammond
Lake County Grand Jury
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Leo Bereolis
Clark
Bryce Bottom
James B. Martin
Separte
Jet
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Henry Dana
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Navy Plect
Electtric Service Co
Lake County
Negro Takes NLRB Post in Landmark Appointment
Howard Jenkins Jr aged 48 was sworn in as the first Negro member of the National Labor Relations Board. The ceremony took place in the Interior Department with Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg administering the oath. Jenkins, a Republican and former Labor Department official, starts a five year term amid context of race and industrial workforce issues.
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UPI
Howard Jenkins Jr
National Labor
Mississippi
Delta Queen
Greene Line
Cincinnati
Tions Board
Jenkins
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Interior Department
Auditorian Jenkins
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Philip Ray Rod
Hardiers
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GOP
London Robbers Split 7.3 Million Loot After Train Heist
London police say the seven point three million dollar haul from a historic train robbery has likely been divided into roughly sixteen parts. Detectives believe the gang remains in England with London or nearby counties as the probable locations.
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House
Jenkins
Denver
Aylesbury
North Colo
London
England
Sorrows and Faith in the Face of Loss
Julien C. Hyer reflects on Shakespeare and biblical motifs about suffering. He cites Hamlet’s line about sorrows arriving in battalions and argues that religious faith sustains one through loss grief frustration and defeat.
Controversial Letter Attacks Tonsillectomy Practices
Dr Brady argues against aggressive tonsil removal endorsing conservative surgery. He cites risks of hemorrhage and heart complications from tonsillectomy and promotes tonsillotomy as safer, while criticizing surgeons who claim to remove all tonsil tissue. He invites readers to send letters to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
Counterfeiting Suspect Enters Plea Of Guilty
Indianapolis report notes Ralph James Brunet of Frankfort pleaded guilty to producing 1.7 million dollars in counterfeit ten dollar bills after a short printing course. Judge Hugh Dillin scheduled a pre sentence investigation. Also: Elmer W. Pettit Jr pleaded innocent to a July bank robbery in Fishers. Bettie Jo Hanser pleaded guilty and received a pre sentence review. Nola Shelton pleaded guilty to bank and postoffice burglaries in an interstate ring. Dallas Reed’s case was continued.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Ralph James Brunet
Frankfort
Brunet
Hugh Dillin
Elmer W. Pettit, Jr
Fishers
Bettie Jo Hanser
Miss Nola Shelto
Dallas Dean Reed
State Fair Events Today Across Exhibits
The Associated Press lists today’s schedule at the state fair with events in the Coliseum Sheep Barn and Swine Barn. Highlights include cattle judging in the Gold Medal arenas, a Junior Hi Camp Fire Girls chorus, poultry judging, wool show, rooster crowing, Boy Scout Band concert, Tamworth and 0.7.C. classes, pie judging, Jack Kochman drivers, and a Shetland pony show in the Coliseum and Grandstand venues.
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Associated Press
Shropshire
Chester White
Recalls Impact Indiana Job Claims Decline
In Indianapolis the Indians Employment Security Division reported unemployment benefit claims last week at 26,397, down from 37,466 the prior year but up from 21,925 the week before. Major industrial recalls following vacation shutdowns included 3,100 auto workers and 506 in Connersville and Marion areas.
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Indiana
Indians Employment Security Division
Connersville
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