Kennedy Sees Sukarno Likely to Honor Malaysia Truce
In London Robert F. Kennedy says Indonesians should respect a cease-fire with Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur leader Tunku Abdul Rahman doubts Sukarno intends to end his hostility, urging the Feb Bangkok ministers conference to spell out any new stance. Kennedy and British officials discuss the situation as Kuala Lumpur seeks assured independence and integrity for Malaysia amid postures from Jakarta.
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London
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Malaysia
Sukarno
Kuala Lumpur
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kennedy
Rahman
Jakarta
Bangkok
Thailand
Borneo
Tokyo
Manila
Indonesia
Richard A. Butler
Butler
Philippines
Negroes Seek Enrollment At Louisiana Private School
In New Orleans Negroes attempted to enroll at Ninth Ward Elementary, an all white private school receiving state aid. Officials said the head was unavailable and would return Monday. A. P. Tureaud Sr. said another attempt would be made as Louisiana funds a grant in aid program to support segregated private schools amid ongoing indirect integration resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ninth Ward
A. P. Tureaud Sr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Baton Rouge
Vermont Receives More Federal Drought Aid
President Johnson allocated $53,000 in drought aid to Addison and Chittenden counties in Vermont. The funds, added to $75,000 granted November 28, will help finance hauling water for cattle in the two counties.
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Washington
Johnson
Vermont
Addison
Chittenden
Kenya fears unrest as Britain sends commandos to Kenya
London reports 700 Royal Marine commandos dispatched to Kenya after Kenyatta appeals for help amid East Africa turmoil. Carriers Cenau r and frigates Rhys Owen move from Zanzibar Tanganrika patrols to Mombasa as Kenya braces for potential upheaval following regional unrest.
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London
Britain
Royal Marine
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Cenaur
Rhys
Owen
Zanzibar
Tanganyika
Mombasa
East Africa
Cushman Probe Prolonged as Arrests Possibly Increase
State's Attorney R Marshall Witten reported ongoing investigation into a series of thefts at the H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co. in North Bennington. Eight men have been charged so far. more arraignments and suspects may follow as leads are explored. A Camden New York furniture fire linked to one arraigned man may be related.
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H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co
North Bennington
R. Marshall Witten
Witten
Bennington
Cambridge
N.Y
Cushman Furniture
Mutual Inspection Talks May Limit Nuclear Reactors
Western officials report the Soviet Union showed interest in Johnson's mutual inspection idea to shut down plutonium reactors as a step toward halting weapon production. In private disarmament talks Tsarapkin mentioned possible limits on military budgets, signaling cautious optimism at the Geneva conference.
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Geneva
Johnson
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
U.S
Rockefeller Campaign In New Hampshire Attacks Goldwater
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York campaigns in Concord arguing against withdrawal from the United Nations if Red China is admitted and criticizes Goldwater. He files for the March 10 New Hampshire presidential primary and promotes small business assistance, greeting crowds in Laconia with his wife present.
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Concord
N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
United States
United Nations
China
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Laconia
Laconia Chamber of Commerce
Baker's Lavish Town House Sours as Sale Stalls
Washington AP report notes the $28,800 town house once handed to ex-beauty queen secretary and others sits unsold. C. W. Taylor, president of the housing cooperative, says he has tried to sell it since December 10, but prospects balk at the elaborate French wallpaper lavender carpeting and other lavish interiors.
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Edma A
Brad) Riley
Norman A. Stratton
Mt. Anthony Union
Union High School
Town of
Washington
Robert G. Baker
Senate
C. W. Taylor
Cooperative Housing Development
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Taylor
Johnson
Transplanted heart briefly worked in Mississippi
Jackson AP report on Friday’s attempted heart transplant at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. A donor heart functioned for about an hour before failing, killing the recipient. Surgeons cited donor-recipient size mismatch and said more experience was needed.
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Jackson, Miss
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Ors
Chicago
American Medical Association
France moves toward recognizing Red China deepens U S French rift
The De Gaulle government plans to recognize the Chinese Communist regime next week, risking a Far East diplomatic crisis and straining U S France ties. Secretary Rusk met with Tangfu Tsiang, then headed to Tokyo and Korea while the United States cautions Nationalist China against a hasty break with Paris.
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Washington
United States
China
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Dean Rusk
Japan
Tingfu F. Tsiang
Rusk
Tokyo
Korea
Johnson
Red China
Nationalist China
U.S
Paris
Cuba
Russia
Far East
Southeast Asia
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Kenyatta
Uganda
Zanzie Bar
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Cushman
Taiwan
San Juan Prospector
Panama Canal
Miraflores Locks
Panama
Goldwater
Rocky
Bobby Baker
Lucy Baines Johnson
Jack Olson
University of Wisconsin
Olson
Wisconsin
Atright
Richard Weinberg
Brooklyn
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