U.S. Tightens Travel Bars on Soviet and Satellite Envoys
The United States restricts 11 percent of the nation to diplomats from Soviet satellites, with about 26 percent of the country off limits to Russian travelers. Some areas open and others closed as Defense and State officials argue over access. Exemptions include UN Secretariat staff and cultural exchange visitors.
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Sukarno Declares Self Premier After Abolishing Post
President Sukarno named himself premier to tighten control of government after revising the premiership and abolishing the first minister post. The move follows the death of First Minister Djuanda Kartawidjaja on November 7, with Deputy Leimena acting.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Life
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Johannes Leimena
Sex Appeal Reinstated In Leap Year Fashions
AP Fashion Writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports designer Bill Blass previews a provocative spring collection. The line highlights daring cuts, bold prints, lace overlays, and figure hugging gowns aimed to captivate bachelors with flounces, polka dots, florals, and ruffles across dresses and jackets.
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New York
America
Bill Blass
Safety Group Crashes Time Running Out Planes on Purpose
In Phoenix area Deer Valley Airport ten large military helicopters have crashed in three years. Within six months two four engine transports are expected to collide with a nearby mountainside as action on rights and safety plans proceeds.
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Victor E. Rothe
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Death by own action cited as serious public health problem
Two million Americans have attempted suicide with 200000 per year attempting and 25000 to 35000 succeeding. Dr. Louis I Dublin warns it is a preventable public health crisis needing coordinated social medical and psychological services to rescue potential victims.
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Rockefeller Campaign Push Faces Mixing Hope and Risk
James Marlow analyzes New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller's presidential bid. He weighs two hopes guiding his strategy: winning over wary GOP voters with liberal views and avoiding traps set by Goldwater's early generalities.
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Kennedy
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