Indonesia Looks to U S Aid Amid Economic Struggles
In Jakarta, Foreign Minister Adam Malik outlines plans for heavy U S financial and technical aid over the coming years. He urges debt rescheduling and food and machinery support while resisting large money gifts, noting Indonesia owes about 174.4 million dollars to the United States and 24 billion in foreign debt. The interview signals a moderation shift in a civilian-military regime seeking stabilisation and possible return of the U S Agency for International Development.
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Gemini 12 crew named Lovell Aldrin for flight
Navy Captain James Lovell and Air Force Major Edwin Aldrin Jr. were named as the Gemini 12 crew to fly late this year. NASA will review remaining Gemini launch plans as Stafford and Cernan reported on their Gemini 9 mission, which yielded data and insights for the Apollo program.
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Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
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NASA
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A Cernan
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Stafford
Cernan
Seamans
L. Gordon Cooper Jr- Lovell
Aldrin
Lovell
Frank Borman
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S Naval Academy
Marilyn Gerlach
Milwaukee
Wis
Buzz
West Point
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Signs of morale shift in Vietnam amid peace talk doubts
Washington reports faint signs of weakening communist morale in Vietnam with no clear peacemaking move from Hanoi. U S educators heard that morale is key to the war effort while North Vietnam shows no decision to negotiate or reduce forces. The briefing noted South Vietnam’s political shift from military rule toward constitutional civilian governance and drew parallels with South Korea’s democratic progress.
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South Korea
Planes Pound Viet Cong Supply Lines
U S air squadrons hit Viet Cong supply bases amid preparations for the monsoon offensive. B52s from Guam supported 1st Infantry Division jungle sweeps near the Ho Chi Minh trail close to the Cambodian border. Another plane was lost, bringing total U S losses to 266 since Feb. 7, 1965.
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Viet Nam
United States
You Think You Have Troubles You Think You Have Troubles
AP report from Paris Texas notes wedding of Miss Karen Webb to Rev Tim Walker might be delayed as measles mumps tick fever and a broken arm affect the wedding party. Groom is exposed and set to break out, brother the preacher is ill, a groomsman and junior bridesmaid also face illnesses.
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Karen Webb
Tim Walker
Abigail Norman
Courage and Command Tie Carpenter to Westmoreland Aide?
Capt William Stanley Carpenter may leave command of Charley Company, 2nd Battalion, 101st Airborne, to serve as an aide to General Westmoreland. The 28 year old soldier earned the Silver Star for leading an hour long ridge battle and is recommended for the Medal of Honor after directing a napalm strike that saved his beleaguered unit near Kontum. His wife and mother live in Monroe New York.
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FDA Overhauls Rules for Special Diet Foods and Supplements
The FDA announced a major overhaul of diet foods and supplements rules to curb misconceptions about vitamins and minerals and improve labeling. The changes, effective in 180 days, aim to inform consumers about calories and what they save with artificially sweetened products. The four year effort follows the 1962 proposals amid over 50,000 comments, most from organized opposition.
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Food and Drug Administration
James &. Goddard
Food and Drug Commissioner
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Godwin to Convene Special Education Conference
Virginia Governor Godwin announced a fall special conference on education to address inequities in public schools. He cited urban and rural funding gaps and said the effort aims to ensure every child receives a minimum education regardless of background or location.
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Antigovernment disorders continue in Saigon turmoil
In Saigon a mob of about 150 killed a policeman with his own gun as anti government disorders surged on the sixth day. Rioters dragged another officer into the Buddhist Institute compound, while riot troops seized the institute. Hue saw martial law as the government cracked down on Buddhist-led dissidents. Government planes strafed a rebel column near the old capital. Ky’s regime devalued the piaster to bolster its position amid rising living costs. A 16 year old girl set herself aflame at the Buddhist Institute compound.
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Thich Tam Chau
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Fiery New York Harbor collision leaves seamen missing
In New York Harbor a collision between the British tanker Alva Cape and the American Texaco Massachusetts sparked a naptha blaze. Twenty dead, 71 survivors, and 12 sailors unaccounted for as Coast Guard probes blame signal mix ups and a possible Esso Vermont blast that fed the fire. Port Authority seeks funding to widen Newark Bay entrance and dredge joins Kill Van Kull to prevent a repeat disaster.
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Austin J. Tobin
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New York-New Jersey
Constitution
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Esso Vermont
Wilson to visit Johnson in Washington in July
Prime Minister Harold Wilson arranged a July meeting with President John Kennedy in Washington for talks on world issues including Viet Nam and Germany. This will be Wilson's fourth White House visit since taking office 20 months ago. The talks will follow a previously set schedule with date to be announced.
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Harold Wilson
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Viet Nam
Germany
Wilson
White House
10 Downing Street
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Dean Rusk
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Pick Em Cuter By Computer Grand Jury Probe In New York
New York AP reports a grand jury is investigating the distribution of digit dating questionnaires to school children amid concerns raised by the city school superintendent. Companies halted passing out the forms as attention centers on the creation of lists of names and addresses.
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Weather forecast for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia shows variable clouds and warmth with a chance of showers in the southeast portion. Highs span 74 to 84. North Carolina expects considerable cloudiness and mild Saturday with showers and scattered thundershowers mainly east, highs around 70s in the mountains and 75 to 80 elsewhere, with Sunday showers along the coast and otherwise partly cloudy. Downtown weather log notes calm winds and near 70s to 81 degrees, 0.28 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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