Indonesia Survives as Sukarno Faces Army Power
In Jakarta Sukarno clings to influence while the army grounds his lever of power. Suharto guides a patient path to redefine Indonesia away from the president’s leftist line toward a non Communist rapprochement and a constitutional role for civilian rule. The balance of power centers in Java as factions spar over Sept. 30 and the nation’s future.
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Seymour Topping
New York Times
Jakarta
Negara Palace
Sukarno
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Bogor
Malaysia
Peking
United Nations
Sultan Hamengku Buwono IX
Central
Java
United States
Tokyo Club
Malik
Suharto
Tun Abdul Razak
Merdeka
West Java
East Java
Bali
Nationalist
PNI
Moslem Scholars Party
Bung Karno
Jogjakarta
Solo
Surabaya
Central Java
Bogar
KAMI
Bandung
Independence Day Speech, Had Painted Such Slogans On Buildings As ‘Sukarno
Abdul Haris Nasution
People’s Consultative Congress
Nasution
Sumitro
Surono
D. N. Aidit
Communist Party
Dairy Show Slated Here in Morgan County Decatur Event
Morgan County Dairy Show set for Sept 15 in Decatur at 7 p.m. Assistant County Agent Jerry Parker says grounds must be ready by 5 p.m. Exhibitors must be Morgan County residents and list animals by Sept 14. Animals must pass a bang's disease test within 30 days unless calfhood vaccinated under 24 months with tattoo. Registration papers or verification required for moved animals.
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Decatur
Jerry Parker
Parker
Morgan Coun
Navy reports Japanese evacuation of Kiska island
In 1943 the U S Navy announced that Japan had evacuated its last North American foothold, the island of Kiska in the Aleutians, ending a prolonged Aleutian campaign.
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U.S. Navy
Kiska
Aleutians
Observer by Russell Baker on Un-American Committee show
The House un-American Activities Committee cast and producers face a backlash as audiences mistake their new show On A Loud Day You Can See A Red for a comedy. Critics and staff note the piece is misunderstood and regarded as the most hilarious Washington production of the season.
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Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Bates Barclay
The
Press
Joe Pool
Milton Berle
Herman Heinz
Progressive Labor Party
Viet Nam Day Committee
Skeptical Committee
America
HUAC Satire Sparks Crowd Over Un-American ActInquiry
A satirical stage piece titled On A Loud Day You Can See A Red mocks HUAC and its methods. The production draws crowds as it lampoons congressional lavishness and election tactics tied to anti-Communist investigations. The idea arose during a committee meeting as elections approached, aiming to rouse wary voters to fund re-election.
Arthritis Is Goal Of Drive
New York Times reports 13 million Americans have some arthritis and over 3 million are limited in activities. Surgeon General Stewart calls for major prevention efforts. three booklets accompany the report, "Highlights of the Report" and "Arthritis Source Book." Arthritis affects all ages, with 198,000 under 25. Costs may be around $2 billion yearly. aspirin remains key.
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Howard A. Rusk
M. D
New York
Times News
William H. Stewart
U. S. Public Health Services
Surgeon General
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Hippocrates
U. S
Irrelevant Argument Over Budget and Welfare State
The Nation article argues that Senator Kennedy's claim the Viet Nam costs are small relative to GNP ignores inflation risks. It warns that added welfare spending, unless offset by taxes, fuels inflation and worsens living costs, contrasting with Johnson era debates and macroeconomic strains.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
DN. Y
Viet Nam
South
Kennedy
New York
Johnson Als
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Guy Martin
Birmingham
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N. Y
Los Angeles
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James Bond
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