Indonesia Seen Unlikely To Build Atom Bomb Soon
U S officials say Indonesia has no near term capability to produce a nuclear weapon. Banand reactor in West Java and a Serpong project with Soviet aid are under scrutiny while outside materials could enable a weapon if procured. Experts note public Smythe report ideas but caution remains.
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Raleigh bureau adds Joan Taylor Munger as legislative reporter
Mrs. Joan Taylor Munger joins the Raleigh bureau of the North Carolina Association of Afternoon Dailies as a legislative reporter and feature writer. Her stories on legislative developments and General Assembly sidelight reports will appear regularly in The Enterprise during the 1965 session. She is a former reporter with strong interview and fact research background.
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Plan To Buy U.S. Planes Disputed
Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s Labour government survived a Conservative censure vote by 17 votes after proposing to replace British jumpjet P1154 and HS 681 aircraft with American F4H Phantom II and Lockheed C130 Hercules. Wilson said Phantoms would use British engines and parts.
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Robertson Delays Bank Probe Amid Regulatory Review
Virginia Democrat says he will wait for reports from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the comptroller of the currency on the San Francisco National Bank failure before acting further. He wants to know the facts and notes irregularities in bank charters amid recent closures. Senator Wallace Bennett supports delaying the inquiry to allow regulators and the Justice Department to finish their investigations and for public confidence to settle.
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Panama considers self built sea level canal by borrowing
Panamanian Foreign Minister Fernando Eleta says Panama could build a sea level canal by borrowing from institutions like the World Bank. The plan hinges on nuclear excavation feasibility and would cost 600 to 700 million dollars, with private financing and self financing through tonnage revenues. Eleta noted employment concerns for about 14 000 Panamanians who would lose work if the present canal closes and confirmed technical expert cooperation with U S officials on field surveys.
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Fasteeth Holds False Teeth Comfort at Drug Counters
Fasteeth, a pleasant alkaline powder, promises comfort for false teeth with a clean odor. Easy to apply and sold at drug counters, the product claims to prevent scummy buildup and odors.
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