British Indonesian embassy guard crisis deepens in Jakarta
Violence over Malaysia federation sparked a British Indonesian dispute as mobs burned the Jakarta embassy. A joint guard plan was agreed by Gov Sosroatmodjo and police to protect the vault while British Ambassador Gilchrist entered briefly after officials warned of break in. International diplomats rushed to the scene as talks continued.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Britain
Sumarno Sosroatmodjo
A. G. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Federation of
Malaysia
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Sabah
North Borneo
Highlights in Today's History September 25, 1963
The Associated Press notes events across history on September 25. Highlights include Congress submitting the Bill of Rights amendments in 1789, Balboa discovering the Pacific in 1513, New Amsterdam becoming New York in 1664, the 12th Amendment in 184, and WW2 era exchanges and policy notes through 1946. The piece also recalls Maurice Schumann’s European unification push a decade ago.
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Associated Press
Congress
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
New Amsterdam
New York
Fort Orange
Albany
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
White House
Rooseveltt
War Department
France
Maurice Schumann
Europe
U.S. Group Is Continued From Page One
The report notes intense activity among American wheat men meeting through the night. It cites a possible closing deal blocked by lack of U.S. government approval and indicates the White House and several departments are studying legal, technical, and policy issues. Dow Jones and the Minneapolis Tribune identified key figures in Canada and New York stakeholders. If realized, the deal could shift policy toward greater use of surplus crops, but faces congressional opposition from Eastern European constituencies.
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Joseph Group
Wottawa
Minneapolis Tribune
Des Moines Register
U.S
The
Tribune
White House
Staie, Commerce and Agricultons
Duluth
Minn
Kennedy
Dow Jones
Wall Street
Journka
Holland
Arkansas jobless claims dip in August
Arkansas Employment Security Division reported 9265 unemployed Arkansans filed or continued unemployment claims at August end, down from both July and August last year. Initial claims fell 37 percent from July and 7 percent from August 1962, while ESDis offices saw 10577 non agricultural job openings last month and fewer applications for work.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Employment Security Division
Arkansas
ESD
Arkansans
Grand jury target and Mississippi race desegregation clash noted
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted Richard Mack, former federal member, and Miami attorney Thurman Whiteside for conspiring to defraud the United States. A year earlier, the Justice Department cited Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett for contempt after he refused to permit James Meredith’s registration at the University of Mississippi.
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Washington
Richard Mack
Miami
Thurman Whiteside
United States
Justice Department
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
James M. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Democrats Split Over Tax Bill Amid Civil Rights Clash
Democratic leaders see a long fight over a tax cut as Southern opponents threaten to delay progress. Some Democrats oppose the tax yet may back the against the Republican motion. Rep. Wilbur Mills negotiates with Southern Democrats to secure votes as he leads the Wage and Means Committee. A powerful Southern Democrat reports pledges of support from several members.
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Negroes Fail in Bid for Election at Little Rock and Dermott
Mrs Blanche Evans a Negro teacher finished second in a three way school board race at Little Rock Tuesday but Negro candidates at Dermott and Tudora finished far behind white opponents J A Fureigh laundry executive and incumbent W C McDonald led with 3811 and 1811 votes respectively Evans 2461 and Fureigh 1921 in Dermott Negron Dempsey Clark 244 votes for a two year term and 061 for W A Spratlin
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Associated Press
Blanche Evans
Little Rock
Dermott
Tudora F
Evans
Iw. C. McDonald
J. A. Fureigh
McDonald
Fureigh
al Dermott
Negron
Mills urges turning point in economic policy debate
Mills pleaded with lawmakers on Tuesday to reverse heavy government spending and craft a turning point in economic policy. He sought to sway colleagues toward votes against the administration on economic matters, appealing to logic and emotion in a rare tax debate moment.
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Mills
Accused Swindler Surrenders in $34,000 Scheme
Clyde Robert Rhoads of Hot Springs surrendered to Pike County authorities on eight charges of obtaining money by false pretenses in a $34,000 swindle. He appeared before Circuit Judge Bobby Steele, posted 15,900 bond, and asked for a bill of particulars. George E. Brown of Hot Springs had been arrested earlier and released on 10,000 bond. Sheriff Charles Holder said both men face trial Nov. 14. The case involves promising $60,000 to $1,000 hits at a discount, with $94,000 taken from a Glenwood man and no return of the promised bills.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Clyde Robert Rhoads
Hot Springs
Pike County
Charles Holder
Paul McDonald
Brown
Glenwood
Lake Village
McDonald
Rhoads
Arkansas Outlook Says Partly Cloudy With Slight Temps Change
Partly cloudy Arkansas forecast with little temperature change through Thursday. Light showers possible in the northeast late tonight or early Thursday. Highs today 80 to 86, lows in the 80s. High Thursday expected in the mid 80s.
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Arkansas
Pleads Guilty to Forgery in Tax Case
Dr. J Horton State Health Officer said Morris L Settles 49 a Negro of Crittenden County pleaded guilty to forgery and uttering to avoid payment of income taxes He had falsified a birth certificate for a non existent baby to use as an income tax dependent This was the first known case of falsification of Health Department records for such a purpose.
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Little Rock
J.horton
Morris L. Settles
Crittencon County
Herron
Settles
Health Department
Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy With Showers Likely
Missonel Bair reports a partly cloudy day with a chance of a storm of showers. High around 80 degrees, cooler tonight. Arkansas forecast shows partly cloudy conditions and a little warmer through Thursday with isolated showers.
Louisiana Weather: Partly Cloudy With Coastal Showers
Partly cloudy conditions persist in Louisiana into Thursday with some showers along the coast. Lows around 54 to 56 degrees tonight and a high near 80 with a windy day ahead.
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Louisiana
Testify in Stolen Auto Case In Hot Springs Trial
Eighteen government witnesses testified in U S District Court at Hot Springs in the trial of Sam Anderson and Forrest Cason on charges of receiving and disposing of stolen cars. The case centers on five stolen vehicles linked to Tri Lakes Motor Lates Co, owned by the defendants. Witnesses described thefts, serial number alterations, and the securing of registrations and titles to move vehicles. Darius Woody, already convicted in the case, testified that he saw Anderson at an office and salvage yard connected to other convicted men, though he could not identify a photo of Anderson.
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Hot Springs
Ark
U.S. District Court
Sam Anderson
Forrest Cason
U.S. Bist
Charles Conna
Tri-Lakes Motor Lates Co
Anderson
Cason
Conway
Tri-Lakes
Darius Woody
Thelt Tri
Big Woody
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