Indonesia's New Rulers Take Control As Suharto Leads
Lt. Gen. Suharto consolidates power in Jakarta as head of a 29 member cabinet and five member presidium. President Sukarno is sidelined while ministers must route decisions through the presidium to Suharto. The new government vows to stabilize the economy, pursue anti imperialism, and hold general elections.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Suharto
Sukarno
Adam Malik
Sultan Hamenguku Buwono
Malik
Buwono
Idham Chali
Samsut Hartawinata
Congress
Ampera
Burglars Take Cash From Shaheen's Fifth Avenue Tavern
Burglaries across Cedar Rapids Sunday night netted Shaheen's Tavern $2,631.66 in cash and checks plus $100 in quarters from a pool table. The safe showed no forced entry and was battered open, with the break in discovered at 6 10 a.m. Monday by a custodian. Other targets included Brecht's Tavern Ray's Fruit Market and Thrifty Food Store.
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Shaheen
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue SE
Otis Avenue SE
Stewart Road
Shaheen’s
Shaheen’s Tavern
Cedar Rapids
Brecht’s Tavern
J Street
Ray’s Fruit Market
Bowling Street
Fourth Avenue
Brecht’s
Rome Foreign Minister Fanfani Heads to Warsaw
Rome Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani departed by plane Monday for Warsaw, signaling a diplomatic visit amid postwar tensions.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Warsaw
Adjourns Indian House Amid Wild Shouting in India
In New Delhi the parliament adjourned after hours of wild shouting during a debate on riots and strikes in Uttar Pradesh. Tear gas was used in Lucknow to disperse demonstrators as a censure motion against Prime Minister Gandhi's government faced obstruction.
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New Delhi
India
Uttar Pradesh
Lucknow
Gandhi
Sittar Pradesh
Gulzari Lal Nanda
Hukam Singh
No Trial in View Ho Chi Minh Replies to CBS Cable
CBS reported Ho Chi Minh answered with No trial in view to whether he planned to place captive American airmen on trial. The note followed Hanoi stating U S war crimes concerns and changes in prisoner terminology to interned rather than detained.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ho Chi Minh
CBS
U.S. Fairmen
America
Hanoi Radio
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
Pentagon
North
U. S
Alburnett Girl Dies In Marion Accident
One person is dead and five injured after a three car crash on Seventh Avenue in Marion. Barbara Ann Schuch, 18, of Alburnett, died from head injuries in Iowa City. Also hospitalized in Iowa City is Thomas Woods, 25, serious head injuries. Other patients include Becky Freel, 14, and Wayne Nelson, 16, at St Luke's in fair condition. Paola Sankey and Pete Rudish were treated and released.
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Mar
Barbara Ann Schuch
Alburnett
Iowa City
Iowa
Thomas Woods
Marion
Barnesville
Okla
St. Luke’s
Becky Freel
Route 1
Wayne Nelson
Springville
St .Luke’s
Paula Sankey
Fifth Avenue
Pete Rudish
Balloonist Plans predawn cross country takeoff from Clutier
Tracy Barnes a 27 year old balloonist from Chester D C plans a predawn Tuesday takeoff from the George Hala farm 3 miles north of Clutier to resume a cross country hot air flight sponsored by Lenox Industries Inc of Marshalltown. If successful he would be the first to complete a cross country balloon flight. The earlier flights from Albion to Clutier Monday and Sunday near Marshalltown drew crowds as winds varied.
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Gazette
Marshalltown
Albion
Barnes
Hala
Reischauer Resigns as U.S. Ambassador to Japan
President Johnson announced Edwin Reischauer’s resignation as ambassador to Japan with deep regret and named U. Alexis Johnson to succeed him in a state department briefing in Washington.
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Reischauer
Japan
Washington
Johnson
Edwin Reischauer
U.S
U. Alexis Johnson
Die事故: German bus crash kills 31 Belgian children
Lim bourg Germany AP reports a bus carrying 40 Belgian schoolchildren home from a holiday crashed off an autobahn bridge on Monday. Police say 28 students aged 10 to 17, two teachers, and the driver died. All survivors were seriously injured, marking a major highway disaster on the Frankfurt Cologne route.
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Limburg
Germany
Frankfurt-Cologne
Thant Arrives in Moscow to Discuss Vietnam and His Term
United Nations Secretary General U Thant arrived in Moscow on Monday to confer with Soviet leaders on the Vietnam War and his potential continuation in office.
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Moscow
U.N
Thant
Vietnam
Gemini 10 astronauts fly home to Houston after space feats
Navy Cmdr John Young and Air Force Major Michael Collins returned to Ellington Field near Houston after a Cape Kennedy flight delay. The duo, who completed the first dual rendezvous with two satellites, will brief officials and astronauts as they recount the three days in space and Collins's two EVAs.
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Houston
Navy
John Young
Jair Force
Michael Collins
America
Space Agency
Cape Kennedy
Ellington Air Base
Manned Spacecraft Center
Florida
Huntsville
Ala
Collins
Kathy
Mike
Ann
Andy
John
Young
Earth
Heavy U S Forces Face Viet Cong Attacks Around Saigon
Viet Cong launched nine outpost strikes near Saigon and harassed coastal Phu Yen as U S Marines in the north pressed into rugged jungle where 698 North Vietnamese regulars were reported killed over 11 days. A U S Air Force F 100 jet was downed two miles south of Saigon but the pilot was recovered.
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Stilwell
North Carolina
Fort Bragg
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
Laos
Air Force
Guam
South Vietnam
17Th Parallel
Phu Yen
Mao swims Yangtze to dispel illness rumors near Wuhan
The official New China News Agency reported Mao Zedong, aged 72, swam nearly 15 kilometers downstream in the Yangtze near Wuhan on July 16 to show he was well. He swam for 65 minutes in choppy waters with aides and observers present.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-tung
Yangtze River
Wuhan
China
Peking
New China
Mao
Wuchang
Yangtze
Communist Party
Gromyko Declines Talk on Japan Soviet Dispute
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko refused to discuss the Japan Soviet territorial dispute on Monday calling the issue a closed question. He stated no talks were planned and no progress was possible.
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Tokyo
Gromyko
Footloose Footing: Parents and Kids A Clash of Boundaries
A cheeky quip notes that parents who avoid setting limits end up with children who test boundaries and tread on their toes, a humorous take on household dynamics.
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