Death of Sjahrir Sparks Calls for Freedom and Justice
Indonesia mourns Sutan Sjahrir, first premier, in a funeral that fuels calls to end injustice and honor his memory. Sukarno-era political prisoners attend, led by Mohammed Hatta and former officials, as debate over guided democracy and repression continues.
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Jakarta
Sjahrir
Sutan Sjahrir
Sukarno
Quanquile
Defense
Abdul Haris Nasution
Mohammed Hatta
Hatta
Indonesian Socialist Party
Mohammed Assaat
Dodd Tested by Outside Income and Fundraising
The article discusses Senator Dodd’s outside income from lecture fees and residuals, and argues testimonial dinners help a public figure cover expenses. It notes costs of $15,000 to $20,000 per year above a senator’s salary, IRS guidelines on gift dinners, and net proceeds from two testimonial events totaling $101,555.58. It also mentions a brief trip to Germany in 1964 tied to Klein, described as a short, work-focused visit for a Senate subcommittee inquiry.
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Hero's father letter honors fallen Viet Nam hero at White House
A telegram from President Johnson to the soldier's father praises Spec. 4 John W. Foster of Pittsburgh for sacrificing his life in Vietnam. The father’s letter to the President envisions a world living in harmony among diverse peoples. Chicago's American published the letter.
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From Gay Resorts to Serene Beaches Travel Guide
Horace Sutton selects seven vacation spots across the United States from Vail Colorado to Maui Hawaii. The piece highlights Hawaii's Neighbor Islands Mission Bay Park in San Diego Cape Cod erosion Florida Everglades New Orleans Puerto Rico and more as ideal getaways. The travel features promise appealing charms for families planning future trips.
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Cape Cod
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Everglades Swamp
Puerto Rico
Pacifists Clash With Police At Saigon Embass y Demonstration
Pacifists planned a dawn vigil at the American Embassy in Saigon after hotel evictions. Police blocked access as they walked from the Caravelle to the Federal Hotel, with stones and eggs thrown, posters torn, and a noisy counter demonstration outside the Caravelle. Authorities later dispersed the group and urged departure from Tan Son Nhut Airport area amid chants and signs.
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Viet Nam
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Viet Nam War Briefs Highlight Limited Policy Shift Denials
Washington denies any policy change after a Navy raid near Haiphong. Air strikes near Da Nang described as moderate. U S and allied forces report Viet Cong attacks injuring civilians and destroying a US billet. South Korean and Vietnamese forces claim fatalities in ongoing clashes. Buddhist protests and rumors of political upheaval surface as North Vietnam turmoil intensifies.
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A. J. Muste
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Buddhist Struggle Committee
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Buddhist Institute
Saigon
Nny
Vietnamese National Party
Quan Ngai
Persisten
One Man One Vote Debate on Equal Protection in State Legislatures
Senator Douglas argues that equal protection requires substantially equal legislative representation, while Dirksen and supporters dispute strict one man one vote. Douglas says the reform aims to end “rotten borough” legislatures and that gains from reapportionment will favor suburbs over big cities.
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Bank branches cater to mass customers at La Banque Continentale
Bank years have opened doors to the masses and La Banque Continentale, a branch of Franklin National Bank, serves the public with business accounts kept deliberately less active. The aim is to avoid hurried transactions and maintain a relaxed atmosphere, Roth says.
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U S Troops Observe Peace Rally in Saigon
About one hundred U S troops waited inside as pacifists arrived in Saigon to meet Vietnamese peace groups. Demonstrators broke up a news conference after authorities cited lack of an assembly permit, while officials and newsmen watched.
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Detroit Bars Scene Sees Second Slaying In Two Months
Detroit police probe a second bar slaying in two months in the North Side district near Wayne State University. Five victims shot in two incidents, four bound, with money missing from Verdi Bar and a similar pattern reported at Miami Lounge. Investigators see possible links but lack solid evidence as residents fear for safety.
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Frenchy) Hoad
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Storm Toll and Wide Storms Sweep Nation's Midlands
A major storm system produced rain hail snow and strong winds across the central to eastern United States from the Canadian border to the Gulf states. Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms struck Arkansas Missouri Illinois Indiana and neighboring areas while hail and heavy rains caused property damage and injuries. Agricultural losses in Colorado hit peaches and apricots. multiple states reported record low temperatures and heavy snowfall in Wyoming Nebraska Minnesota and Arizona.
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White House tests plan to shift government loans to private pools
Administration sources describe Johnson's proposal to designate FNMA as the government's agent to sell certificates of participation in pools of federal loans. Five loan types would be pooled, with the government backing, aiming to reduce next year's appropriations by 4.7 billion. Critics call it a budget gimmick and a way to attract private investors to federal credit programs.
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McNamara urges stronger Thai counterinsurgency forces
McNamara warned that Vietnam and Laos hostilities risk spreading to Thailand and called for strengthening Thailand's counterinsurgency. He cited Red China backing insurgency directed at overthrowing the Thai government and cited U S troop levels and potential increases without revising reserves. He urged passage of the 917 million military aid program and noted the monsoon season could affect air support while pledging continued heavy air operations.
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Hanoi
Godwin Sees Hotel To Office Conversion as Valuable
Godwin argued converting the hotel to offices would not exceed the annual rental for the same space. The Virginia Public Buildings Commission backs Capito Square expansion. He says hotels near the square would be a valuable addition to state property given space limits and future needs even with new offices under construction.
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Bhutto arrives for luncheon after delayed departure
Rusk Zulfikar Ali Bhutto missed the opening session then arrived in town for luncheon and the afternoon program. He blamed delays on King Faisal's arrival in Pakistan and dismissed reports that Pakistan would align with NATO. Britain's Michael Stewart said Cold War tensions shift to political pressure and subversion. A new regional microwave link with Turkey Iran and Pakistan failed on day one due to a relay station breakdown.
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