Sukarno Urges U S to Quit Vietnam
Indonesian President Sukarno urged the United States to withdraw from South Vietnam. He argued Asians should solve their problems by consultation and self determination, criticizing American intervention as the cause of the crisis. He referenced the Sukarno Macapagal doctrine and cited rising U S troop presence in South Vietnam.
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Congress Moves Fast as Johnson Pushes Great Society
Washington AP reports Congress moves quickly with three major Senate bills a year‑old session has passed and swift House committee action on federal aid to education medical care for the aged and the Appalachia bill. Leaders say Johnson’s messages and pressure aid timely action while noting ongoing tough choices ahead.
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Indonesian leader links revolutions for world peace
A last month statement claimed that Indonesian and Chinese revolutions share aims to expel imperialism and unite forces. The speaker argued that merging these movements would bring prosperity to Asia and peace to the world.
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United Nations marks 20 years afloat amid changes and veto power
The 20 year old United Nations remains a lifeboat for 115 nations, evolving from 51 founders in 1945. Despite rickety moments and veto use by the five permanent members, it has helped avert major wars, though historians may credit the absence of large conflicts to more than the UN.
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Television and Radio Network Fall Schedules Take Big Turnover
September will again bring about the retirement of about 19 new programs across NBC CBS and ABC as 30 premieres debut while several series struggle with low Nielsen ratings. The piece notes expected cancellations including The Rogues Kentucky Jones That Was the Week That Was Mr Magoo Jack Paar Show Suspense Theatre and others with some renewals uncertain amid U.N. era commentary.
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Johnson Eyes Soviet Visit Amid Hopeful Bipartisan Support
President Johnson expressed hope and signaled tentative plans for a U.S. visit to the Soviet Union this year. He cited backing from many senators and urged that Soviet leaders visit the United States in 1965 to ease tensions and promote peace. He spoke at a Bnai Brith Anti Defamation League dinner, receiving applause.
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Aleutians Hit by Big Quake
The Coast and Geodetic Survey reported a massive earthquake near Amchitka Island in the Aleutians. The quake generated a tidal surge and registered 8 on the Richter scale, far stronger than Alaska's 1964 event.
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Small Army of Golfers Start Play at Bob Hope Classic
Frank Beard of Kentucky led the second round action of the Bob Hope Classic after a first round 66 at Bermuda Dunes. The 128 pros with three-man amateur teams played on four courses including La Quinta Country Club Eldorado and Indian Wells with top contenders Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema nearby.
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