U S Doubts Indonesia Can Produce Atom Bomb
U S officials at the State Department expressed skepticism about Indonesia quickly assembling a nuclear weapon. Despite some indications of research activity and reactor projects in Banard and Serpong with foreign help, officials saw no firm evidence of imminent capability or detonation, noting external material or cooperation would be required.
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Legless Boy Climber Dreams to Help Children
PAWTUCKET R I AP An inspiring nine month old incident shows Jimmy Donahue who lost both legs after an accident eight months ago balancing on a chair to reach cocoa. The kindergartner, who uses two artificial legs without crutches, plans to become a doctor to aid children as his mother notes he began to walk again just before Christmas.
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Charges Filed In Hit Run Deaths Mineral Wells Attendant Charged
Mineral Wells AP reports a service station attendant has been charged in the traffic deaths of two men from the city. The case involves a hit and run incident and authorities say the suspect faces formal charges.
Fire Destroys Plant In Sansom Park Suburb
Ernest Broom of Weatherford was charged with failure to stop and render aid after a Sunday night fire killed John Putt, 34, and William Boatman, 28. The Polar Chip Manufacturing Co. plant, on a farm road northwest of Mineral Wells, faced losses estimated at 330000 to 400000 as the firm’s ice packaging operation burned.
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Hands Out Keys To Prison In Rhode Island Court
Providence AP report describes Judge William M. Mackenzie giving a symbolic key to Robert Alb Talto, 22, of Johnston, for possession of lottery clip. The key bore the letter P and was meant as a caution that prison awaits if probation is violated, though the actual keys did not fit the front door of state prison.
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Congress Presses Ahead With Great Society Bills
Washington AP Congress moves slowly but steadily with the new session passing key bills including the Appalachia aid measure and anti-pollution and coffee agreement enforcement. House committees rush to push education medical care and Great Society programs while leaders credit early administration efforts and presidential outreach for momentum.
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New York Real Estate Valuations Reach 31 Billion
The assessed value of all taxable real estate in New York City's five boroughs stands at more than 31 billion dollars, up 5.9 percent from ten months ago. The Empire State Building is now valued at 56 million, up from last year, while the Chase Manhattan Bank building tops the list at 83 million. In politics, President Johnson faces pressure on farm programs as he seeks to push through key policies. Arlington reports fluoride addition to city water as council votes to fluoridate.
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