Sukarno Survives Coup as Generals Fail to Oust Him
Japanese and Malaysian reports confirm Sukarno and Defense Minister Nasution safe after Lt. Col. Untung’s revolutionary council tried to seize power. Suharto loyalists crushed the coup, arresting several officers, while U S policy and Communist ties loom in Jakarta.
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Tokyo
Abdul Haris Nasution
Sukarno
Radio
Jakarta
Untung
Bodyguard
Kuala Lumpur
Suharto
Nasution
Revolutionary Council
Aidit
Indonesia
Communist Party
United States
U. S
Asia
Rhodes Vows More Seio Development At Burr Oak Lodge
Gov James A Rhodes pledged continued development for Southeastern Ohio as ground is broken on Burr Oak State Park lodge. The 60 unit lodge along with 30 two bedroom cabins and facilities carry an estimated cost of 2 138 676 with completion set for 1966. About 1500 residents gathered despite rain for the ceremony near Route 78 two miles from Glouster. Rhodes urged community support and promised further improvements including university branches and recreation to attract industry.
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Roger Bennett
Athens
Morgan
Perry Counties
Burr Oak Lake
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Burr Oak State Park
Route 78
Glouster
Rhodes
Morgan County
Don Bailey
Burr Oak Lodge
Athens County
Messenger Newsphoto
LBJ Plans Sign at Statue of Liberty for Immigration Bill
President Johnson will sign the immigration reform bill at the Statue of Liberty in New York after traveling there on Sunday. The House cleared the measure 320 to 69, with the Senate passing it by voice vote, aiming to raise annual immigration to about 355,000 and ending the 1920s national origins quota in three years.
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Washington
Johnson
New York
America
Pope Paul VI
House
Senate
John F. Kennedy
United States
U. S
Europe
State Solon Seeks Probe of Ohio Klan
Rep. John M. Ashbrook urged the House Un American Activities Committee to subpoena Flynn Harvey, Ohio Klan grand dragon, and to expand hearings to examine the Klan's northern branch. He said the inquiry should determine links to violence and terror activities and how the Ohio Klan fits into broader patterns.
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Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Invisible Empire
Ashbrook
Flynn Harvey
Klan
Ohio Klan
Marines in Viet Nam Target Civilians Under Fire?
Chief of Staff L F Chapman Jr assures Lt Gen Chapman states Marines did not attack civilians unlawfully in Chan Son operation. He describes evacuation warnings, Viet Cong presence among civilians, and ongoing Civil Action efforts including medical aid and schooling.
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Marine Corps
Herbert D. White
Ohio University
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
Viet Nam
White
Navy
United States Marine Corps
Washington D. C
Mr. White
U. S
United Nations
John T. Wheeler
Chan Son
Republic of
L. F. Chapman Jr
U.S. Marine Corps
Headquarters, Marine Corps
Fidel Castro opens Cuba to emigration beyond Oct. 10
Fidel Castro announced an expanded open door policy offering exiles broader exit rights from Cuba after Oct. 10. He urged U.S. cooperation through diplomatic channels via the Swiss Embassy in Havana, promising two free daily flights for Cubans traveling to the United States.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
United States
Ed States
Castro
Cuba
Washington
Havana
State Department
U. S
Cas
Tro
Ban Birch Move Seen By Javits
Senator Javits says the GOP is ready to repudiate the John Birch Society, a move not achieved in 1964. Barry Goldwater cautions against infiltration by any organization and supports keeping the society out of the Republican Party.
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Javits
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
John Birch Society
Birch Society
GOP
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
United States
Phoenix
Phoenix Press Club
Union Times Reach Accord On Key Issue
NEW YORK. A 15 day old AFL C IO New York Newspaper Guild New York Times strike appeared near settlement after the Mailers Union and Publishers Association of New York reached agreement on job security. Special mediator Theodore W Kheel said minor issues remained to be settled today.
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NEW York —Pr
Afl-Cio
New York
New York Times
Mailers Union
Publishers Association of New York
Theodore W. Kheel
Senator Stennis Withholds View On McNamara’s New Force Plan
Senator John Stennis said he has not seen the new McNamara plan to create a 145000 man super ready force chiefly from National Guardsmen and would not comment. House members F Edward Hebert and William Bray backed the plan, saying it does not require new congressional action and stays within Pentagon authority.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserve
National Guard
McNamara
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Senate
Armed Services and Appropriations
Vance
House
Stennis
Defense Department
Rep
F. Edward Hebert
Murder suspect arrested in four Kentucky women deaths
Jeffersonville police say Frank Leaver, 52, was arrested on first degree murder charges in Anita Barmore’s death and is suspected in three other slayings. The four women were found beaten and mutilated in southern Indiana and Kentucky between 1962 and 1963. Leaver is jailed without bond after being apprehended by Sheriff Woodrow Gilbert.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Kentucky
Indiana
Clark County
Robert Schnatter
Frank Leaver
Anita Christine Barmore
Louisville
Charlestown
Leaver
Schnatter
Clarksville
Cleveland
Ohio
Woodrow Gilbert
Miss Barmore
Massive Mekong Delta Battle Claims Viet Cong Losses
U S military reported 68 Viet Cong killed with about 100 more believed dead or wounded after a day long clash near My Tho with 1500 government troops aided by advisers. B52s bombed a suspected Viet Cong site in Quang Ngai.
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Delta
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
My Tho
Fire department hits record manpower in Athens
The Messenger notes the Athens fire department achieves a new high in manpower strength, marking a significant organizational milestone for the city’s emergency services. The report highlights staffing gains and potential impacts on response times and community safety.
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Athens Fire Department
Supreme Court
James Marlow
Ohio Army Reserves Disbanded and Realigned Into Select Force
Ohio's Army Reserve will disband with about 3000 members from its sole National Guard division joining a high priority select force under Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. The 37th Brigade will team with Pennsylvania's 28th and Maryland's 29th to form the new unit, headquartered in Pennsylvania and likely named the 28th. The Ohio brigade will train with the 37th until mobilization, with its location in Cleveland Toledo and Columbus brigades noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Guard
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
37Th
Herbert L. Minton
Ohio Adjutant General
Cleveland
Toledo
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