Indonesia Seeks U S Arms as Egypt Did Two Years Ago
U S officials report Indonesia has formally asked to buy arms if no U S deal is reached, signaling potential purchases from the Soviet bloc. The move echoes Egypt’s 1955 arms request and highlights a Western dilemma amid Indonesia’s Dutch property seizure and push for nationalization of banks and enterprises.
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Egypt
State Department
Stair Department
Joseph W. Reap
Indonesia
Netherlands
Europe
Reap
U.S
Jakarta
Soviet Bloc
United States
Israel
Britain
France
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
Russia
Middle East
Syria
Afghanistan
Cairo
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Dulles
Nile
Aswan
Dutch West New Guinea
Soviet cash offer to Asian and African nations shown
Cairo dispatch reports the Soviet Union proposing economic aid to all Asian and African countries. It urged nationalizing Western enterprises and using profits to develop industry while denying bloc changes. The offer included loans and skilled personnel without strings, framed as brotherly help amid a large African People's Conference.
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Cairo
Egypt
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Westerday
Devot
Woman Dies In Destructive Home Blaze
A house fire in Mason County claimed a woman’s life after the roof collapsed as firefighters arrived. Investigators believe an initial coal grate incident caused the explosion. Relatives named include Mrs. Adkins and several neighbors.
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Iemon
Win- Siela
Mason County Moke
Adkins
Winfield
Four Youths Sentenced to Die in Queens Deli HoldUp
Four Queens youths aged 17 to 26 were sentenced to death by electric chair for a Sept 6 deli hold up murder in Queens. Judge James McGrathner set executions for the second week of February with automatic appeals. Defendants Thomas Frye William Wenn Ralph Dawkins and Jackson Turner Jr all of South Ozone Park protested alleged constitutional rights violations.
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New York
Queens
James P. McGratter
Queens County Court
Thomas Frye
William Wenn
Ralph Dawkins
Jackson Turner Jr
South Ozone Park
Two gunmen hold girl and man as they flee south
In Washington early morning, two gunmen ejected from a bar after a dispute over their bill and fatally wounded pianist George Kaldes. They abducted a 19 year old student and her Army private boyfriend, forced them into their car, and fled toward North Carolina. The FBI named Henry Overton and Wayne Carpenter as suspects and pursued warrants for unlawful flight.
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Washington
Army
Richmond
FBI
Henry Clay Overton
Wayne Carpenter
Overton
Miss Mattingly
North Carolina
Alberta
Monteith
Kaldes
Peter Paylaldes
Pater
Scranton
Fisher
Space pilots may sleep two years on Mars trip
Indianapolis reports a psychologist warned future space crews might need unconscious slumber for two years on a Mars voyage due to mental hazards. A second expert said including women could mitigate risks, with sleep achieved by deep cooling or drugless methods and automatic feeding during long flights.
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Indianapolis
INS Aa
Mars
American Assn
Prang
Pss
University of 5
Donald M. Michael
Michael
Dunlap & Associates, Inc
Stamford, Conn
Lyman
Venus
Michugh
Elvis Presley gets 60 day draft deferment in Memphis
Elvis Presley won a 60 day delay postponing his Army induction set for January 20, allowing Paramount Studios to complete a new film. The deferment was sought by Presley and Paramount, with details remain uncertain as to the final outcome.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Fulton
Paramount Studio
Army
Paramount Aid Pressley
Eight Miners Still Missing After Amonate Blast
Rescue teams inside the Pocahontas Fuel Co mine reported one miner found alive and several others unaccounted for after a 6:30 p.m. explosion near Amonate Virginia. Officials warned the situation remained critical as crews battled collapsed sections and shifting casualty estimates.
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Amonate
Pocahontas Fuel Co
William Fullarton
Pocahontas
Mine Fire Forces 85 Men Out At Shrewsbury
A fire at the Shrewsbury mine of Valley Camp Coal Co started in a conveyor belt about two miles from the entrance. About 85 men working in the mine evacuated safely, with officials reporting progress in fighting the blaze and noting it could stretch into morning. State Mines and Department personnel assisted in the operation.
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Shrewsbury
Valley Camp Coal Co
Severa
C. M. Brown
Mines
State Department of Afines
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