Sukarno Eyed Closely by His Neighbors
AP reports Indonesia under Sukarno faces regional scrutiny as Burma India Australia Thailand and the Philippines weigh Malaysia policy and the risk of Chinese communism. Australia urges focus on Indonesia's economy while Burma seeks direct Malaysia talks. India backs Malaysia. Pakistan courts Indonesia amid fears of a new axis. Thailand hopes for a peaceful solution.
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Tokyo
Malaysia
United Nations
China
Indonesia
Sukarno
Burma
India
Australia
Philippines
Thailand
South Asia
Associated Press
U.N
New Guinea
Canberra
South China Sea
Pakistan
New Delhi
Hissian
Cuban Exiles Form Secret Ferry to Rescue Cubans
In Miami AP reports Cuban exiles set up a covert ferry to lift refugees from Cuba. Four five Cubans aboard two boats provided by FAYCA checked in at the Cuban Refugee Center on Monday. Coordinator Gervasio Rivero said many trips were made to Cuba and back with refugees.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
FAYCA
Gervasio Rivero
Cuba
1966 Trends Split on Great Society Roles
Washington AP reports speeches by Dean Burch and Hubert Humphrey outlining 1966 congressional campaign themes. Burch warns of Presidential domination and pork-barrel politics. Humphrey defends the Great Society and individual dignity, freedom, and opportunity.
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Washington
GOP
Dean Burch
Hubert H. Humphrey
Burch
Anaheim
Calif
Humphrey
Baltimore
Johnson
Ray Bliss
Congress
Great Society
Arkansas Minister Re-elected President of Baptist Association
The Rev. Richard L. Walters of Magnolia Arkansas was re-elected president of the North American Baptist Association at its annual meeting in Memphis. Vice presidents named were the Rev. C. O. Strong of Conway and Dr. E. Harold Henderson of Lubbock. The association ranks as a large white Baptist group across the United States and foreign nations.
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Memphis
Richard L. Walters
Magnolia
Ark
North American Baptist Association
C. O. Strong
Conway
E. Harold Henderson
Lubbock
Tex
South
United States
Monk Burning Season Again Without Conquest
South Viet Nam report cites Buddhist monk Thich Nguyen Tu 32 of a hamlet northeast of Saigon burning himself in protest against the Viet Cong. The event marks the first monk self-immolation since 1963 as a response to the Ngo Dinh Diem regime.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
South Viet
Cial
Thich Nguyen Tu
Here
Ngo Dinh Diem
Vandalism Season for Schools Brings Big Costs
Washington AP reports the so called vandalism season runs April to November with school property damage totaling millions annually. New York Chicago and Boston show high costs per pupil while Omaha and El Paso report minimal losses. Richmond cites arson dominating its toll and overall national vandalism sums reach 377 million dollars across 32 cities.
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New York City
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Richmond
Virginia
New York
Omaha
Neb
el Paso
Tex
Paso
Boston Public Schools
John F. Kennedy
Boston Report
Boston Survey
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