USIS closed in Surabaya amid anti American violence
In Surabaya East Java Indonesian officials ordered the United States Information Service shut to maintain law and order after violent incidents including a mob raid on the USIS library. USIS Director Paul N. Neilson confirmed the measure at a Jakarta news conference.
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Indonesi
U.S. Information Service
Surabaya
East Java
U.S
USIS
Paul N. Neilson
Gemini program final rehearsal launches from Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy Florida reports the last rehearsal launch of the Gemini man in space program. A Titan 2 rocket will launch an unmanned Gemini at 11 to 2 pm EST for a 16600 mph suborbital flight. The capsule aims for 105 miles altitude then returns to a parachute landing in the Atlantic about 2150 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy with recovery planned. Arraignment set Monday in Dayton on destruction of government property charges for Gilber H Hagerman 67 of New Carlisle who allegedly fired at five military planes near his farm.
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Atlantic Ocean
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Gilbert H. Hagerman
New Carlisle
U Thant Ulcer In New York Hospital Stay Extended
Secretary-General U Thant is treated for a small duodenal ulcer and will remain in a New York hospital about a week to 10 days as healing progresses. A medical bulletin notes the ulcer is very small and shows good signs of recovery. In Viet Nam, government forces recaptured a hill at An Lao, with fighting flaring at other sites. one American infantry officer was killed, and US deaths in three years total 231 with 95 other war related fatalities.
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U Thant
Mediical
Saigon
Viet Nam
An Lao
Phu Yen
South Viet Nam
Seven House Reservists Called For Two-Week European Duty
Seven members of Congress who serve in Navy or Marine Corps reserves are on a two week active duty training mission in Europe with 31 congressional staff in the same unit. They departed November 29 and are due back December 18 in Washington after engagements with military aid groups in Greece, Turkey and Portugal led by Navy Captain Rep. William S. Mailliard of California.
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Turkey
Portugal
William S. Mailliard
Calif
New School District Wins Approval by 4-1 Margin
Athens County voters approve the new school district by a strong four to one margin. The item is reported on page two with editorials and related notes. The piece mentions local turnout and the impact on district funding and governance.
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Obituaries and notices from Athens area papers
A fragmented page lists obituaries Chauncey and 2 others, town slices including Pt Pleasant Pomeroy Gallipolis Middleport Glouster and Nelsonville, plus sections for sports and television. Editorials appear at multiple pages with listings for Logan and women’s topics.
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Ohio House Advances Bills as Redistricting Stalemate Continues
The Ohio House moved quickly on three bills including judicial pay raises and a constitutional amendment to back student loans while Senate wrangles over reapportionment delayed action. A joint conference on congressional redistricting remained unresolved as Republican leaders muscle for near term votes on a $290 million bond package and a House floor vote loomed.
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Ohio House
House
Senate
House Committee
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Wilson Sees NATO Nuclear Force Guidelines Agreed
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson said talks with President Johnson produced objectives for a NATO nuclear weapons force and guidelines for Allied consultation. He said the U S plan for a jointly owned mixed manpower surface fleet is acceptable and West Germany would be central.
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Harold Wilson
Johnson
NATO
Wilson
U. S
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
House of Commons
Taft Rejects GOP Post Urges Continuous Party Organization
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. says he is not seeking the GOP national chairmanship after Ohio backed Johnson. He dismisses rumors of a challenge to Dean Burch and calls for reorganizing party machinery to include all power centers and units in policy formation beyond presidential campaigns.
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Robert Taft Jr
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Senate
Ohio
Johnson
Dean Burch
Goldwater, Eisenhower, Nixon to Confer on GOP Rift
Barry Goldwater plans to meet Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon today amid the party leadership struggle. Details of the New York conference are unclear and no formal agenda was set as Dean Burch attends, with a January GOP meeting in Chicago to decide his fate.
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Burch
Johnson
Nixon
Kosygin Announces 1965 Soviet Military Budget Cut
Premier Alexei Kosygin told the Supreme Soviet that the Soviet military budget for 1965 will be 12.8 billion rubles after a 500 million ruble cut. He urged major powers to follow suit and called the reduction a positive step toward easing international tension.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
United States
Blowup Anticipated During Congo Debate
Smoldering differences in the African bloc are set to flare as the United Nations Security Council opens a Congo debate. Liberia and Nigeria will speak first defending the United States and Belgium against charges of interference in Stanleyville. Congo Premier Tshombe is expected to testify on rebel massacres and accuse African states of aiding the Communist backed rebellion.
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Belgium
Stanleyville
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
UN Security Council
Quaison
Anti-Communist Coalition Shaped by Guyana Election
In Georgetown British Guiana Cheddi Jagan leads with the most votes but falls short of a majority as his Marxist party holds 24 seats while Burnham's 22 and Daguiar's 6 or 7 propel the anti Communist coalition to potential control of the National Assembly amid a racially divided electorate.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
South America
Cheddi Jagan
National Assembly
Jagan
Burnham
Daguiar
Senate to Examine Baker Bank Records in Payoff Probe
Senate Rules Committee investigators will inspect bank records of Bobby Baker and witness Don Reynolds who testified he acted as the bag man for a $25 000 channeling to the 1960 Democratic campaign fund from Matthew H McCloskey. McCloskey denies any truth in Reynolds testimony and calls an overpayment a goof.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Edward T. Mhugler
Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Ireland
McCloskey & Co
Railroads Seek Petition To Stop Nationwide Walkout
U S railroads filed in district court to block a Dec 15 national strike by 53 000 workers from three unions. They seek a temporary and permanent injunction to keep trains moving and cite potential daily losses of 26 752 000 dollars. The unions contest the petition and plan to argue against it.
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Chicago
U.S
Washington
Joseph Sam Perry
Afl-Cio Railway Employes Department
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