Opposition Crops Up Against New 79-Member Cabinet In Indonesia
Indonesia faces fresh opposition to President Sukarno's announced 79 member cabinet. Kostram, a coalition of political and student groups, rejects the lineup for not reducing government size or ending Communist influence. A Voice of Free Indonesia broadcast in Singapore echoed dissent, questioning cabinet permanence and praising Suharto and Adam Malik as honest figures. Nasution, once defense minister, heads a new anti Communist command. Sukarno guards are to be replaced by military police.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Sukarno
Kostram
Voice of Free Indonesia
West Java
Singapore
Marck 12
Suharto
Sultan Hamengku Buwono
Adam Malik
Nasution
Malaysia
J Command
Kidnap Continues as FBI Seeks Car and Clues
The kidnapped Miami Beach High senior marked his 18th birthday as a car linked to the crime was found abandoned near the scene. A large search involving about 75 units continued with police, sheriff's deputies, and FBI agents tracking the vehicle and ransom communications. The intruder, in his early 50s, demanded cash and tied the couple, using scissors and a knife to threaten them before taping their mouths.
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FBI
Daniel
Goldman
Aaron
Richard Shelton
Miami Beach High School
Steve Moore
Moore
Sally
Goldmans
GOP leaders warn on inflation and war costs
House Republican Leader Gerald Ford and Senate GOP Leader Dirksen urged cutting federal outlays including the Vietnam war costs and foreign aid, criticizing the Democratic administration for failing to check rising prices. The coordinating committee projected continued inflation as a major issue in next November’s elections, with Goldwater and Gov. Romney joining in the stance.
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Viet Nam
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Great Society
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Coordinating Committee
Ford
Dirksen
Barry Goldwater
George Romney
Roanoke Grandfather Goes to Viet Nam for Reconstruction
Frank K. Gilley a 51 year old Roanoke grandfather leaves for Viet Nam to join RMK BRJ Construction Co on government docks hospitals and airstrips contracts. A thrice wounded World War II veteran he is 18 months assigned to work in Viet Nam believing he must do this. He has four children and two granddaughters and will land in Saigon with security around job sites.
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Roanoke
Frank K. Gilley
Viet Nam
Gilley
J. M. Turner Co
Salem
West Coast
Rmk-Brj Construction Co
San Bruno
Calif
Charlotte, N.C
Saigon
Viet ‘Nam
Pulaski
83Rd Infantry
Germany
France
Johnson and Gandhi hold talks at White House
President Johnson welcomed Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on the White House south lawn with a 19 gun salute and spoke of deepening U S India Pakistan friendship. Gandhi said mutual respect prevents drift and urged strong ties with the United States as a force for world betterment. Johnson announced plans for a new cultural foundation funded by U S agricultural funds and urged global foundation cooperation.
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White House
Johnson
Douglass ‘Cater
U.S
India
Cater
United States
J. George Harrar
Rockefeller Foundation
New York City
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Til
Gandhi
Pennsylvania Avenue
Blair House
Secret Service
Asia
Southeast Asia
Control Commission
Canada
Poland
Pakistan
Court Dismissals Revived in Mississippi Ku Klux Case
In Jackson Mississippi Fortas revived indictments against 14 men including Sheriff Rainey Deputy Price and Officer Willis while dismissing felonies against others. Schwerner Goodman and Chaney murders tied to the 1964 Philadelphia Mississippi case noted. Also Supreme Court actions included setting aside a mine union damages award and delaying Julian Bond SNCC seat bid.
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Harold Cox
Jackson
Miss
Cox
Lawrence A. Rainey
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Philadelphia
Richard W. Willis
Fortas
High Court
Penn
U.S. District Court
W.A. Bootle
Macon
Ku Klux Klan
Stewart
Allea
Tria
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
Washington
Georgia
Fort Benning
United Mine Workers Union
Paul Gibbs
Tennessee
Marion County
Supreme Court
Julian Bond
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Georgia House
Bond
SNCC
U.S
Viet
Consumer price index analysis hints at rising costs
Costs and purchasing power are shifting as wholesale prices rose in February. Farm products gained 2.7 percent and processed foods 1.3 percent, while textiles fuels chemicals and other goods rose modestly. The consumer price index covers rent ownership clothing transportation medical care and recreation.
Mrs Gandhi arrives in United States after Paris visit
Mrs Indira Gandhi arrives in Washington from Paris and spends her first night in Virginia’s Williamsburg. She meets President Johnson at the White House where he gifts her a sheaf of American Beauty vases. The talks cover economic and social issues, food production, and development plans.
Wilson Opens Campaign by Rejecting British War Troops in Viet Nam
Prime Minister Harold Wilson signaled Labor's victory path, ruling out sending British troops to Viet Nam and pledging no force in Rhodesia's rebellion unless asked by Gibbs. He pressed for nonmilitary aid and emphasized ongoing European Community considerations amid Conservative criticism. Polls show Labor leading.
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London
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Wilson
Humphrey Gibbs
Edward Heath
United States
Heath
America
Western Alliance
Enoch Powell
Powell
Washington
Cochairman
Haeth
Labor
US Senators clash over China policy and Taiwan fate
A hearing highlights fears that recognizing Red China would boost Beijing and weaken Taiwan defenses. Witnesses argue US policy should harden against Hanoi, Peking, and Moscow while stressing warning bombings as necessary to blunt Communist advances.
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United States
Asia
Taiwan
Peking
Taylor
Judd
China
U.S
United Nations
Free World
Pacific
Philippines
Fulbright
Red China
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Farmer proposes federal illiteracy program for adults
Rep. Farmer unveils plan to reduce adult functional illiteracy targeting high school dropouts and minority groups. Aimed at 18 centers in cities and smaller communities, funded by 860000 dollars plus private money. He notes broad federal role with professional standards and support from civil rights groups and unions.
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Powell
Farmer
Smething
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Shrive
Far
Immune Tolerance Study Aims at Cancer Therapy
Cancer research at Cedars-Sinai shows young rabbits can be trained to accept human cells and later produce cancer-fighting antibodies. Dr. Levi injects human cells to build tolerance, enabling serum antibodies retrieval for therapy. Researchers also compare patient histories to identify high risk groups with extreme allergy, tuberculosis history, and frequent bacterial infections.
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American Cancer Society
Levi
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Arrests in Mississippi Klan sweep net 12 members
Dawn arrests in Jones County, Mississippi, net 12 men linked to the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Cecil Sessum and Howard Giles identified as ex exalted cyclops. 13th arrest in Houston, Texas. Charles Evers hails the action, touting a shift in Mississippi sentiment toward the Klan.
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Jones County
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
Cecil V. Sessum
Ellisville
FBI
Cyclops
Klavern
Howard T. Giles
Charles Lamarre
Houston
Tex
Lowe
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Attack at Bas ement Movies Sparks Violent Incident
During a showing, Morrison attacked Conger from the rear with a bat then went upstairs and struck Mrs Conger in the face and the two girls. He fled in a car after the assault about three miles away on Frank's Mill Road.
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Morrison
Conger
Kent
Frank's Mill Road
U S and Viet Nam forces engage in central highlands strike
US and South Vietnamese forces pressed operations in the central highlands and coast as B52 bombers attacked a suspected Viet Cong mine factory near Saigon. Marines ashore near Can Giuoc secured river areas while seeking Viet Cong remnants amid jungle strikes in Tay Ninh and near the Cambodian border.
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Highlands
U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Strategic Air Command
Saison River
U.S
South China Sea
Can Gio Dut
Monay
Air Force
Washoe
Ney
Tay Ninh
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Goldbergs view on China and Viet Nam arms talks
Goldberg argued China must end isolation by negotiating with nuclear powers on a halt to weapons spread. He recalled U S readiness to join world disarmament talks with Chinese Communist representatives, noting no Pekin response. He denied current North Viet Nam peace discussions and expressed regret.
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Red China
U.S
Peking
Viet Nam
Goldberg
United States
North Viet Nam
Algiers
United Staes
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