Sihanouk Proposes Indochinese League Initiative
Prince Norodom Sihanouk urged at a conference opening for a league of Indochinese states Cambodia Laos and North and South Viet Nam while demanding the withdrawal of Communist and American forces to achieve peace. He said the proposed league would be sovereign and open to future members like Thailand.
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Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Laos
Viet Nam
Indochina
Reds
U.S
Sihanouk
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
India
China
Thailand
U S Protests New Attack In Jakarta
Ambassador Howard R. Jones protested the invasion of his residence grounds by about 1,400 Communist led demonstrators who plastered anti American signs on the house and trees. No one was harmed and the mob dispersed after 45 minutes. Leaders protested the assassination of Malcolm X and blamed U S policies in Viet Nam.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Howard R. Jones
Jones
Malcolm X
U.S
Viet Nam
Sukarno
USLA
Malaysia Charges Plot Exposed in Parliament Session
Malaysia accuses Indonesia of backing a revolutionary plot and a rebel government in exile. A white paper titled A Plot Exposed outlines meetings in Cairo Bangkok New Delhi and Tokyo and sealed messages between Malaysian opposition leaders and Indonesian agents as eight top figures face Internal Security Act detention.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Cairo
Bangkok
New Delhi
Tokyo
Schaert Dies as Centrist President of Austria
Vienna AP report says President Adolf Schaert, a Socialist who opposed Nazis and Communists, died at 74 after a liver ailment worsened by flu. Chancellor Klaus to govern pending a cabinet scheduled election. He was elected 1957 and 1962, led a coalition, and hosted the Shah of Iran in Vienna.
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Vienna
Austria
Adolf Schaert
Josef Klaus
Schaerf
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khurushchev
Socialist Party
Socialis
Scharrf
UAR Seals Gaza Strip In Reserve Call-Up
Cairo reports the United Arab Republic closed the Gaza Strip border to visitors and mobilized thousands of reserve troops. Permit waits lengthened to about two months, effectively sealing the Gaza Strip for at least six weeks. Protests and maneuvers followed amid Israeli and UAR tensions, with a U.S. envoy noting alleged Communist arms arms supplied to Arab nations.
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Gaza Strip
Cairo
UPI
United Arab Republic
Isreal
U.R
Strip
Ma’ing
Tel
Aviv
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Israel
Far East
Jordan
Khanh greeted in Rome amid leftist protests
Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh arrived in Rome as South Vietnam's roving ambassador and planned a few days there to consult with Vietnamese representatives before heading to New York as U.N. observer. Italian Communist party Unita urged protests and said Khanh must not stay, signaling tense reception in Rome.
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Rome
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Communist Party
Topless Table Tennis OK'd in French Court
Claudine Durand a 21 year old woman who played table tennis topless on a Cannes beach won an appeal against an eight day suspended jail term. The appellate court said nudity is common in sport and health and does not outrage decency.
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Aixen Provence
France
UPI
Claudine Durand
Cannes
Long Trip No Scenery. Anti Communist Drive Noted
London report describes Schaerf as vice chancellor and part of a bipartisan 1955 Moscow delegation that pushed Soviets to sign Austrian independence and neutrality, leading to troop withdrawals. Separately, schoolboys Keith Huxsey and Jan Rivett, both 17, rode the underground for 18 hours covering 300 miles through 267 stations, claiming a new record surpassing the old travel time by two hours.
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Schaerf
Moscow
London
Keith Huxsey
Jan Rivett
Subway
Peace Sought Among Negroes By Dr. King
In the wake of Malcolm Xs funeral in New York Dr. King urged followers of Malcolm and Elijah Muhammad to meet at the peace table He voiced concern over violence across the Negro community after the assassination and proposed a peace conference at Victory Baptist Church in Los Angeles.
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New York
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King Jr
Malcolm
Elijah Muhammad
Malcolm XX
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Victory Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Mental Hospitals Admit Record In 1964
Washington reports more than 300,000 admissions to public mental hospitals in 1964 the highest total ever. Despite the surge many patients had shorter stays and the daily resident count fell below 509,000 for the first time in 15 years according to the Public Health Service.
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Washington
API
U.S. Public Health Service
Duke of Windsor Eyes Retina Operation Update
The Duke of Windsor is in satisfactory condition after an eye operation in London. A medical bulletin reports he had a comfortable night and remains stable following surgery to repair a detached retina in the left eye.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Motorist Conducts Own Road Survey
Bournemouth England United Press International reports Richard Russell of Bickerley conducted a four month survey of 500 drivers who overtook him while speeding. He found 297 were women and 213 of those wore glasses.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Richard Russell
Bickerley
Volpe outlines one year study to streamline court facilities
Gov Volpe proposed a working commission to study Massachusetts court facilities for one year with state and Boston involvement. The plan calls for a final report by March 1966 and would allow travel to other states to assess facilities while costs of court operations may shift partly to the state from 1967 onward.
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Boston
Volpe
Commonwealth
Joint Committee On- Judiciary
John Collins
Supreme Judicial
Collins
General Court
Suffolk County
Suffolk
Joint Committee On Legal Affairs
State Racing Commission
George Abdallah
Tyngsboro
Racing Commission
Spectator Dies As Stock Car Hits Crowd
In Dallas Georgia a charged stock car veered into spectators injuring several and killing a young boy named Wayne Dye of Austell. His father sustained minor injuries while driver Richard Petty escaped unharmed as 12 000 fans watched drag races amid warm sun.
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Dallas
Wayne Dye
Austell
Richard Petty
Petty
Printers Set Strike Vote on New York Papers
The printers union plans a strike vote next Sunday after reporting a deadlock with the Publishers Association of New York City. ITU Local 6 president Bertram Powers said the vote follows a contract deadline at midnight March 30.
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New York
Printers’ Union
New York City
Bertram Powers
International Typographical Union
ITU
Publishers Association of
Powers
FCC Agenda Targets Prime Time Network Ownership
New York AP reports FCC Chairman William Henry says prime evening TV ownership is on the Friday agenda. He notes likely no action at the Friday meeting, with public hearings anticipated on any proposals. Also CBS announces James Aubrey Jr resigns as CBS television network president. John Bechneider to replace him.
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New York
Federal Commmunications Commission
Wiliam Henry
FCC
Washington
Henry
James T. Aubrey Jr
Columbia Broadcasting System
Aubrey
CBS
Frank Stanton
CBS Television
John A. Bechneider
Philadelphia
Schneider
National Tour Set for Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibition
Washington and Smithsonian announce a traveling display of the Dead Sea Scrolls. The exhibition opens in Washington, runs through March 21, then travels to Philadelphia Berkeley Los Angeles Omaha and Baltimore on scheduled dates. Discovered in 1947 by a Jordanian boy, the scrolls are loaned by Jordan.
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UPS
Smithsonian Institution
Philadelphia
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Omaha
Baltimore
America
Smithsonian
Government of
Jordan
Bible Land
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