Indonesia Votes as Golkar Emerges Not a Party
Foreign observer PHIL NEWSOM notes Indonesia will hold its first general election in 16 years on July 3 with no clear winner. The Golkar confederation backed by government workers and army support looms strong, while the Nationalist party of Sukarno fades amid apathy and coercive rules. A new Golput movement opposes voting, claiming not to vote is a right, amid campaign restrictions and pressures on villagers.
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Phil Newsom
Indonesia
Wll
Sekber Golkar
Sckber Golkar
House of Representatives
Sukarno
Java
Poli
Suharto
Communist Party
Sukarno Oor
Golput
Citizenship course attracts area teenagers
A summer citizenship short course in Washington, D C will include Barbara Schmit Debra Selden Diane Schmid Janice Pedraza Becky McDonald Nancy McDonald Murray Sehmaker and Debra Larson from Rising City Bellwood Osceola and St Edward. The youths will tour the capital and attend citizenship sessions. Also noted is the Philippine goby, a vertebrate less than three sixteenths of an inch long and weighing about six milligrams, the smallest known vertebrate.
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Davin 'Cipy
Area
The Care Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
The Care Telegram lists subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus and surrounding counties. Prices include 47.00 per month by mail in Platte, Boone, Colfax, Merrick, Nance, Polk and 31300 per year elsewhere. The notice appears in the Columbus Telegram and includes address details.
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Falda Columbus
Hebrasks Ede
Columbus
mall_in
Plalle
Boone, Collas
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Mall Clea
Nebraska
Staten
S.pseriters
Columbus Telgram
Nixon outlines hopes and fears for US world role
President Nixon, in a long talk with Southern editors, expressed hopes for constructive US leadership amid shifting global relations and fear that America might retreat inward. He cited progress with Russia and China on nuclear limits and trade, and noted gradual moves toward normal relations with Beijing. He called for continued engagement in the Middle East and broader world.
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Nixon
America
Eugene V. Risher
Washington
UPL
United States
Vietnam
Pacific
Russia
China
Dean Says He May Be A Plague On Campus
Kenosha Wisconsin UPI reports Carthage College Dean Dr Earl Spangler jokes he may be a plague to some on campus though unaware the idea has grown. His daughter registered as outpatient at a local hospital and listed her father as academic dean. A hospital bill arriving days later carried the line Father is the epidemic dean for Carthage College.
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Kenosha
Wis
UPI
Earl Spangler
Carthage College
Spangter
Teen Day in Columbus Reminder to Register by Wednesday
Butler County teenagers wishing to join Friday's Teen Day in Columbus must register at the local extension office by Wednesday. The notice urges eligible youths to sign up to participate in events and activities planned for the day.
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David City
Butler County
Columbus
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