Sukarno Defies U S in Malaysia Drive
Sukarno declares he will crush Malaysia and will not fear the U S Seventh Fleet in the Indian Ocean. He derides US plans to expand fleet operations as a move against Red China and asserts Indonesia calls the Indian Ocean the Indonesian Ocean. Navy officials say no fleet orders have been issued.
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Kennedy Memorial Unveiled at Yokota Air Base
At Yokota Air Base Japan a Kennedy memorial was unveiled by 1st Lt Joseph C Kennedy Jr a relative of the late president The 10 foot black granite monument stands by the bases main road An Air Force spokesman said Japanese employees funded the memorial raising 695 in two days
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Kennedy Kin Expected At Airport Ceremony
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy is expected to travel to New York on Tuesday to attend a ceremony renaming Idlewild Airport in honor of his slain brother.
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Soviet Navy overtakes in strength, Jane's notes 1983-54
London AP reports Jane's Fighting Ships 1983-54 ranks the Soviet Navy as rapidly modernizing and second only to the United States. It highlights a powerful Soviet submarine fleet including nuclear-powered and guided missile submarines, alongside a growing merchant, fishing, and survey ship presence. The piece cites naval thinkers on sea power and the enduring maxim who rules the sea rules the world.
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East Germans warned on property compensation claim
UPI reports the West German Refugee Ministry announced today that citizens who lost property fleeing to the West can apply for compensation, but no payment will be made. The ministry stressed there is no compensation program in place.
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UPI
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Allies Echo Johnson Rise as Rusk Reports Aid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters that Western leaders were impressed with President Johnson’s quick assumption of duties. He said allies were encouraged by Johnson’s policies and noted groundwork for upcoming summit talks and the resumption of a 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva.
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UPI
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Soviet Troops Move Toward China's Sinkiang Province
London reports a moderate October eastward movement of Soviet troops from central Russia toward Sinkiang China frontier. Western sources note tensions with China and prior accusations of Soviet agents influencing Chinese citizens.
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Dayton Man Fined Five Dollars For Horn Honking
Darned Tootin a Dayton man Ralph Stoler learned in municipal court that honking repeatedly at a parked disabled car behind him violated an anti noise ordinance. Judge William Keane fined him five dollars for the offense.
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UPI
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US Rebuffs Cambodia On Role for Acheson
Washington reports say the State Department rejected Prince Norodom Sihanouk's conditions after Under secretary Harriman suggested Dean Acheson be invited to Phnom Penh as a peacemaker. Sihanouk demanded apologies and the closing of exile broadcasts, saying the United States supports Free Cambodia. The rift endangers U S aid and missions as Cambodia leans toward China.
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UPI
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Buyer finds surprise in mussel gift in France
Georges Faugéras in Bagnols sur Cèze France bit into a mussel during a Christmas shopping pause and found a pear inside the shell. The odd discovery added a quirky twist to his holiday plans as he considered what to buy his wife.
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France
UPI
Georges Faugeras
Banker Replaces Resigned Brazil Finance Minister
RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil AP Finance Minister Carlos Carvalho Pinto resigned Thursday night and President Joao Goulart named conservative banker Ney Galvao to replace him on an interim basis. Galvao, ex-president of Bank of Brazil, is expected to pursue austerity similar to Pinto and ease fears of financial panic amid near collapse. The move avoids naming Brizola, Goulart’s anti-American pro Castro brother-in-law, amid business concerns.
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