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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 23, 1967

Page

12

Forgotten Rolls Royce in Britain Stuns Cambridge Garage

A man in Australia has forgotten a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud left at a Cambridge garage 24 years ago. The car has 39 000 miles and ran a bill of 200. The owner, Roy Burningham, said the customer sent an address in Perth but never replied after promising to return.

London Austra-lia Iy Britain Cambridge Roy Burningham Australia Perth Buck Banningham

Sukarno aide shield claim to arrest aids discussed

Indonesian military paper War News cites Brigadier General Supardjo saying President Sukarno sought to shield him from arrest after the 1965 coup attempt. Leaders press Suharto to gather legal materials on Sukarno while naval officers face charges over protecting Supardjo. Sukarno faces Muslim and Christian worker protests over alleged polygamy and wealth.

Sukarno Congress Tipo Suharto Hadeen Supardio Amfard Kompas Armed Services Con- Brews Chaim Indonesian Christian Workers Association

Breakthrough on Enzyme Structure May Aid Cancer Work

A Roswell Park Memorial Institute team near Buffalo claims to have deciphered the complex atomic structure of ribonuclease after 16 years of work costing about 2 million dollars. The enzyme controls cell growth and understanding its makeup could advance cancer research.

New York Roswell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo

Mkudu elected leader of Rhodesia opposition party

Percy Mkudu, a 50 year old businessman, is chosen as president and Parliamentary Leader of the Africa United Peoples Party in Rhodesia, winning 58 votes to 26 over Josiah Gondo. Gondo urged Africans to pursue majority rule by constitutional means and challenged Smith to allow a referendum for a republic. Parliament readies for a new session as Smith’s government faces calls for action and policy debate amid sanctions and newsroom tensions.

Salisbury Aap-Reuter Percy Mkudu Africa United Peoples Party Josiah Gondo Mkudu Mr Gondo Smith Rhodesia Gondo Yesert Frank Mealing Rhodesian Broadcasting Commission Kiman Government House Bea ‘Humphrey

MiGs Fill the Skies Amid Major U S Raids

Reports from Saigon and U N sources describe fierce US air raids north of Hanoi targeting rail lines. Soviet aid to North Vietnam allegedly includes about 20 MiG interceptors, with MiG 21s among them, as ground fire downed several US aircraft and left pilots missing. Diplomatic chatter notes a stalemate in peace efforts and cabinet reshuffles tied to the war in Vietnam.

Saigon Hanoi Agai Soviet Union North Vietnam China Air Force Vietnam New Zealand Ai Diem Diem Dinh Trinh Chinh Nguyen Neoc Linh United | Nations Aap-Reuter Washington Yenen Nan Dinh

China Fight Hits Economy Amid Unrest

Hong Kong reports Radio Peking warning of emergency action to calm upheaval. It cites deaths for inciting walkouts, port disruptions from worker strikes, and blame on ministry and aviation officials for aircraft production slumps. UK/US sources note MiG 21 copies and regional tensions involving Lin Shao and others.

Hong Kong China Radio Peking Ministry and Aviation Institute Peking North Vietnam Chin

Brazil Approves New Constitution Power Shift to President

Brazil’s Congress approves a new constitution that strips Congress of power and places authority in Marshal da Costa Silva and his executives. The charter, labeled a monumental democracy work, makes the President able to decree laws and declare emergencies with Congress consulted later. Opposition leader Mir Lacerda derides it as democracy’s tomb as the March 14 law date nears and power transitions.

Brasilia Bronco Marshal da Costa Silva Congress Brazil Mir Lacerda

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