Indonesia Crisis Quelled Nasution Keeps Power
Indonesian Defense Minister Gen Abdul Haris Nasution crushed an uprising led by Lt Col Untung and Sukarno remained safe. Suharto loyalists aided in stopping the coup as Jakarta confirmed arrests of those responsible. U S officials monitored the situation for broader Southeast Asia implications.
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Tokyo
Abdul Haris Nasution
Sukarno
Radio Jakarta
Seounen
Untung
Kuala Limpur
Jakarta
Suharto
Nasution
Unung
Washington
Indoresiao
Southeast Asia
U.S
U S A Finances Yemeni Water and Reclamation Projects
Yemeni leader Abdullah Sallal opened a new U.S. financed water system in Zamar providing purified drinking water to 10 000 residents. The Zamar plant is the first of 21 Yemeni projects financed seven percent by the United States. Sallal also laid the cornerstone for a land reclamation project funded by a 1 million loan from East Germany.
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Zamar
Resiuet
Abdullah Sallal
U. Said
John B. Kennedy
United States
Sallal
East Germany
United States to build the world's largest air plane the CSA
The CSA would carry up to 700 passengers with four 40 000 pound thrust GE engines. Lockheed Georgia Division in Marietta, GA, leads design with a 350 ton air frame. Cost as high as 2 billion dollars to develop and produce initial orders, with operation aimed by 1969.
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Washington
United States
CSA
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Georgia
Marietta
General Electric Co
Cincinnati
Robert S. McNamara
Ohe
EU McNamara
Lockheed
Douglas
Boeing
AP Chief Backs Right Of America To Get War News
Wes Gallagher AP general manager defended newspapers against charges they harm national interest by publishing war photos from Viet Nam and other hotspots. He said the press must publish the truth, not serve politicians. The AP editors’ convention featured Lyn don B Johnson on beautifying America and talks by Shriver and Evelyn Lincoln.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Newspapers
Today
Viet Nam
Gallagher
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Evelyn Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Horst Faas
Charles Lynch
Southam Newspapers
Canada
Faas
Lynch
Skunk Hunt Confusion Near Lindsborg
In Lin dsborg Kansas Mike Chambers reports his pet skunk fled and his cousin Larry Webster 14 chased the animal to stop it. The pursuit ended when Larry threw his coat over the skunk but the animal was not Mike's pet. The incident kept Larry from attending a school dance.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Mike Chambers
Mike
Larry Webster
Larry
Acquittal Sparks Call for Federal Anti Lynch Legislation
A jury in Hayneville, Alabama acquitted Thomas L. Coleman of manslaughter in the death of civil rights worker Jonathan M. Daniels after two hours deliberation. Leaders condemn the verdict as a travesty and press for federal anti lynch legislation to deter violence. Coleman claimed self defense, claiming Daniels was armed.
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Aayneville
Alabama
Thomas L. Coleman
Jonathan M. Daniels
Coleman
New Hampshire
John W. King
John 8. Coburn
Episcopal Theological School
Daniels
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leader Conference
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Hayneville
Ala
Civilights Movement
Somers
Richard Morrisree
Chicago
Corry Firms Eye Work on Lockheed C5A Contract
Aero Corry Division of Aero-Dynamics, led by William Masler, is favored to win production work on Lockheed’s C5A fleet contract. Local firm has supplied Lockheed for decades and may produce butterfly valves for the aircraft, with proposals submitted to Lockheed in Marietta Georgia.
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Corry
Defense Department
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Aero Corry
Aero-Flow Dynamics
William Masler
Aero-Corry
Lockheed
Marietta, Ga
Master
CSA
Aero
Castro Offers Open Door to Cuban Exiles with Free Flights
Fidel Castro announced an open-door policy allowing any Cuban to leave for the United States or join relatives. He said two free daily flights would transport Cubans to the U S, with entry to be arranged through their own means or relatives. The State Department questioned the timing as propaganda.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Havana Radio
North American
State Department
U.S
Oet
Cuba
Stennis withholds on McNamara plan for large National Guard force
Sen. John C. Stennis says he has not read the new McNamara proposal to form a 145,000 man force largely drawn from National Guardsmen. He notes he has seen only a brief sheet and declines comment. Other lawmakers who helped block the merger earlier indicate cautious support.
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Washington
Robert S. Me
Orce
National Guard
McNamary
Toshioi
Loy
Juli Stennis
D-Miss
Ehairmaiy
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
McNamara
Senate
Armed Services
Defer
R. Vance
House
Stennis
Defense Department
Hose
Rep. I
Edward Hebert
D-1
County Health Board Set To Tackle Corry Blight
Erie County Board of Health plans a major discussion next Thursday on Corry housing conditions. Corry city engineer administrator David Johnson said he was assured by Erie County Health Department chief Dr Felix Schubert that the meeting could address Corrys crackdown from a health angle. If county health officials agree to serve as Corry health officers, their authority could help eliminate substandard eyesore housing in the city.
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Erie County Board
Erie
David Johnson
Corry
Felix Schubert
Erie County Sea Department
Johnson
Schubert
Board of Health
County Health Department
Game Still On For Corry Franklin Football Tonight
Corry Area High School expects Corry Franklin football to proceed at Sheen Field despite recent rain. Lou Hanna, director of athletics, announced at 2 pm that the game will go on after confirming a weather break from the U S Weather Bureau Erie.
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Corry Franklin
Sheen Field
Lou Hanna
Corry Area High School
Hanka
U. S
Erie
Two teens injured in motorcycle collision near Warren
Stephen Pedersen, 19, and Alan Byerly, 17, were thrown from a motorcycle after hitting the side of Ben Chisler's car in front of the Conewango Motel Warren. Pedersen suffered severe lacera tions of arms and legs while Byerly had a cut on his right leg and forearm. Police cited unclear motorcycle lighting and rain reducing visibility.
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Dno Russell
Corry
Conewango
Warren
Ben Chisler
Stephen Pedersen
Russell
Alan Byerly
Pedersen
AT&T Reports Record Revenues for Year End August 31
New York based American Telephone and Telegraph Co reported record revenues for the 12 months ended August 31. Company executives noted stronger long distance sales and growth in its equipment and service segments amid a recovering market.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Cure Bubonic Plague Tells Doctors Can’t Trick Early
Five year old Johnny Cox contracted bubonic plague after a flea bite from a wild chipmunk near Shingletown California. Doctors rushed antibiotics at UC Medical Center San Francisco and expect he may go home soon. Sylvatic plague spreads among wild rodents in western states.
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San Francisco
Johnny Cox
Johnny
Dy Edward Shaw
Uni
California Medical Center
Thas
God
Charles Cox
North
Pittsburgh dairy pickets demand higher milk price
In Oakland, Pennsylvania, dairy farmers picketed Isaly Dairy Co. plant seeking 13 cents per quart, amid arrests of about 60 farmers and wives yesterday. The group United Dairy Farmers argues for higher prices and plans legal action to recover alleged kickbacks. Isaly contends it offers above average prices and may file suits to deter further picketing.
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Pittsburgh
Isaly Dairy Co
Oakland
Kittanning
Isaly
Pennsylvania
United Dairy Farmers
Ernest Hayes
Fayette County
Charles R. Volk
Hayes
UDF
W. R. Isaly
State Milk Control Commission
Milk Commission
Torch Explosion Kills Man Working On Drag Racer
An acetylene welding torch exploded while Stanley Manypenny 27 of rural Canfield worked on a drag racer in Youngstown Ohio. The torch handle struck Manypenny on the head killing him. Richard Misel 21 of Austintown who helped Manypenny was injured.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Stanley Manypenny
Canfield
Mahoning County
Nathan Belinsky
Richard Misel
Austintown
Manypenny
Eastern U S Swept by Heavy Rain and Floods
Widespread rainfall drenched the Southeast and eastern United States with Mobile Alabama recording a record 15 inches. Evacuations exceeded 200 as floods closed businesses and schools and traffic froze. Rain also hit Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Florida while the West faced cool stable conditions and 90s in Southern California. Early readings ranged from 29 at Old Town Maine to 89 at Key West Florida.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile County
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
California
Rockies
Great Lakes Region
New England
Old Town
Maine
Kay West
Fla
Scranton invites Pope Paul VI to visit Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP report states Governor William Scranton invited Pope Paul VI to Pennsylv a nia if schedules allow. The invitation came ahead of the Pontiff's October 4 visit to New York.
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Harrisburg
William Scranton
Paul VI
Pennyvania
Scranton
New York
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Corry Firms
Santa Claus
Sen. Stennis
Health Board
Corryite
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Shasta County
Santa Rosa
San Francis
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Louis Manachof
George
Meadville
Western Pennsylvania
F. Joseph Thomas
A. D. McNamara
Pittsburgh Area
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Man
Pope
Penn
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