Indonesian Students Attack Jakarta Foreign Ministry riot
Anti- Communist Indonesian students swarmed the Jakarta Foreign Ministry, destroyed desks and files by fire, while pro Communist protests damaged the U.S. Embassy in Singapore reports. Sukarno condemned the violence, denouncing neocolonial plots as U.S. and British policies drew backlash. Troops dispersed demonstrators at the embassy. damage mainly to a New York bank branch and the embassy.
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Singapore
Foreign Ministry
Jakarta
U.S
Sukarno
PNL
Indonesia
Kami
Kapi
Subandrio
Tax amendment split tests on social security funding
The Senate narrowly defeated a bid to finance higher Social Security payments from general revenues under the Prouty amendment after 31 Democrats and 9 Republicans backed it. Kennedy brothers Robert and Edward supported the measure, while critics noted it would shift funds from the Social Security trust fund. The vote, 44 to 43, mirrored last year’s outcome, as opponents sought to derail excise tax cuts by Gore who proposed funding via suspending the investment tax credit for two years. the motion failed 74 to 10.
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Kennedy Brothers, Sons
Robert F. Kennedy
D- N.Y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert Kennedy
Treasury
Social Security Trust Fund
Long
Sen
Clinton PL Anderson
D-N.m
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Gore
New Halves Dimes Ready in Circulation This Week
The Treasury announced the 40 percent silver new copper core dimes and Kennedy half dollars will enter circulation this week. The move completes the 1965 coin issues to reduce silver dependence, while 90 percent silver coins remain in circulation alongside the new issues.
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Washington
Treasury
John F. Kennedy
San Francisco
Mint
Federal Reserve Banks
Iit
Viet Nam Flight Mission: Voodoo Aircraft Missing
Reported by high command that a Voodoo flight disappeared on a mission northwest of Vinh about 140 miles north of the border. The pilot is presumed lost and the fate of the planes and crew remains unknown.
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Page Gne
Vinh
Gessner Released After Nuclear Data Case Sees Talk of Jefferson
Gessner speaks on liberal beliefs and Jefferson while referencing Franklin Dickens and Jefferson. He recalls court martial for desertion and a 1961 indictment for transmitting restricted data to Russia, later convicted after a 10 day trial. He plans college, mentions travel to Topeka and Kansas City, and says he has $21.63 with no authorities’ money.
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Gessner
Benjamin Franklin
Jack London
Charles Dickens
Thomas Jefferson
President Johnson
Mr. Pecksniff
White House
Russia
U.S. Marshal
Kansas City
Kan
Hazel Raymond
Melbourne
Topeka
Ernest J. Rice
Raymond
Texas
Byrd Remembrance Quotes Honor Senate Veteran’s Loss
Tributes to the late Byrd lauded his reverence for the Senate and the warm friendships he shared with colleagues. Senators, noting his 78 years, expressed hope for his health and many more years of happiness.
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Senate
Byrd
Gemini 34 and Scott 32 Study Experiments On Third Day
Gemini 34 and Scott 32 carried out photographic and scientific experiments during the mission, focusing mainly on the third day of their orbital flight as part of ongoing research and training.
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Scott
I'm Going To Have Heart Surgery Judy Says Brightly
Judy Lynn Funsch, a 5 year old from Genesee Township, heads to University Hospital Ann Arbor for a rare heart operation to treat pulmon ar venous obstruction. Doctors fear the surgery's outcome, but parents weigh the chance of a normal life against immediate risk and loss.
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Judy
Flint, Mich
Judy Lynn Funsch
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Clarence Funsch
Genesee Township
Funsch
Explosion Tops Nelson Monument in Dublin
Police questioned six men after an early morning blast ripped the Nelson Monument’s column from its pedestal on O Connell Street. Two women were injured as crowds joked at the scene while IRA involvement was suspected. The monument, erected in 1809 to mark Nelson’s Trafalgar victory, now lies in rubble with a jagged 50 foot stump remaining.
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Dublin
Ireland
England
O’connell
Lord Nelson
Battle of
Trafalgar
Blas
Ted
Nelson
Michael Quill
Transport Workers Union
United States
General Post Office
Long Beach Hospital Pain Panel Aids Tough Pain Cases
Memorial Hospital of Long Beach forms a monthly Pain panel to tackle intractable and emotionally linked pain. Neurologists psychiatrists and other specialists review cases where standard treatments fail, advising on risky surgeries and complex care.
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Long Beach
Calif
Memorial Hospital of
Soldier Letter From Soaring Patriot Ends In Death
An enclosed note from Lance Strickland, a late artilleryman, expresses pride in dying for country and duty. He writes he did not want to die but accepts it as part of his job and hopes the nation will endure for billions of years. A commanding officer commends his maturity and devotion. The letter urges courage, freedom, and a fearless future for his family and fellow Americans.
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Harry O. Amos
Artillery Battalion
Stickland
Alamance County
Southern High School
Strickland
Sandy
Nell
Gale
Butch
United States of America
Johnson urges closer match of jobs and workers amid shortages
Johnson says unemployment persists due to poor alignment of unemployed with openings. He calls for training the unskilled, expanding opportunities for Black workers, utilizing the mentally or physically challenged for suitable tasks, and inviting retired workers back to work to sustain high employment and price stability.
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Johnson
Delegate Says Legislators Paid Like Poultry Clerk
Virginia lawmakers are paid about the same as a poultry grading clerk. Del Thomson of Alexandria urges a pay rise. current $18 daily in session and $12 expenses would move to $35 in session and $100 monthly out of session. If not this session, raises would wait until 1970 after elections. The bill also targets clerks and admin staff.
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Richmond
General Assembly
del. Jamies
M. Thomson
Alexandria
Senate Finance Committee
Thomson
University of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Joseph C. Hutcheson
Brunswick
E. Almer. Ames
Accomack
Assembly
House
Senate
Virginia
Thom
del. J. Lewis Rawls
Southampton
Goy
Godwin
Rawls
Speai
Senate Courts of Justice
Senate Roads Committee
Virginia to Transfer Seven Institutions to Community College System
The bill would shift seven named institutions to the community college system effective July 1, 1967, contingent on accreditation demonstrated by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Gov Godwin noted varied readiness, with Patrick Henry branches and eastern shore branches unlikely to transfer by 1967, while others could advance. The move encompasses the Lynchburg General Studies, VT Clifton Forge-Covington, Roanoke Technical Institute, Wytheville campus, and Roanoke Center, plus related vocational and continuing education programs under Del French Slaughter's provisions.
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Community College System
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Senate
Virginia
Hall
House of Delegates
House
Bemiss Senate
Outdoor Recreation Study Commission
Outdoor Recreation Commission
Senate General Laws Committee
Del
Tom Frost
General Laws Committee
Archard Braun
10Th Congressional District
Godwin
Edgar F. Shannon Jr
University of Virginia
Davis Y. Paschal
College of William and Mary
Marshall Hahn
Virginia Tech
State Board of Community Colleges
Patrick Henry
Martinsville
Eastern Shore
Stone
Ames
Community College
Lynchburg
University
School of General Studies
Clifton Forge-Covington
Roanoke Technical Institute
Wytheville
Roanoke
French Slaughter
FDA moves to halt marketing of me too antibiotics and lozenges
The FDA will stop marketing pre 1962 antibiotics lacking substantial evidence of effectiveness and revoke certification for certain lozenges including bacitracin products within 30 days. The move affects about 70 manufacturers with me too drugs and could trim druggists sales, though initial responses are mixed.
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Goddard
FDA
New York
Merck and Co
Seven Die As Three Planes Fail In Fog On Santa Cruz Island
In thick fog two light planes carrying hunters crashed on Santa Cruz Island near Santa Barbara killing at least seven. A Coast Guard spokesman said one wreck with six aboard was found on the island and another plane with one person aboard crashed nearby while a third landed safely. Pilots Walley Bassett and R. L. Wallace, both of Santa Paula, were identified by the FAA.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Santa Cruz Island
Coast Guard
FAA
Santa Paula
Walley Bassett
R. L. Wallace
Bassett
Wallace
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