World News Roundup From Asia and Europe
US Navy ships unload military equipment in Bangkok to stockpile arms in Korat amid Laos gains. Rome plans lax parking for tourists amid traffic backlash. Razak seeks more military aid as Indonesia Malaysia tensions rise in Borneo. Eichmann aides testify he ruled with absolute authority and intolerance of dissent.
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Thailand
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Puna
Laos
United States
Korat
Seck
Kaula Lumpur
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Indonesia
Borneo
Jakarta
RAZAK
Tokyo
Eichmann
RFK Declines New York Senate Bid
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says he will not seek the United States Senate seat from New York this year. The Kennedy decision ends weeks of speculation that he might challenge incumbent Republican Senator Kenneth B. Keating. He cites fairness to others and appreciation for supporters while confirming he will not be a candidate.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Alten
U N Rejects Red Bid for U S Island Probe
United Nations trusteeship council rejected Tuesday a Soviet demand for a council inquiry into the U S administration of Pacific island territories. The area includes the Marshall Islands Saipan Trek and four other groups spread over three million square miles in the western Pacific.
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United Nations
N.Y
Council
Pacific Islands
Marshall Islands
Saipan
Trek
Western Pacific
Swedes Decide to Send Battalion to Cyprus UN Force
Sweden has decided to dispatch another battalion to Cyprus to serve with the United Nations Peacekeeping Force. The country has also contributed 120000 dollars to the force maintenance fund.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Res
Cyprus
KCHU TV Will Quit San Bernardino
KCHU a San Bernardino based UHF television station will terminate operations at midnight Wednesday due to ongoing heavy losses. The station has operated since last fall and will cease all broadcasting services.
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San Bernardino
KCHU
Four Held in Siding Swindles Case Continues
Williams says salesmen misrepresented products and installation costs in a statewide operation that claimed national backing. They worked on a house to house basis, falsely presenting as reps of aluminum manufacturers. The scheme is said to net over $2 million annually. AG’s office and local districts will continue probes.
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Williams
Attorney General's
Striking Venezuelan Students End 13 Day Sit-in at Central University
Venezuelan students at Central University Caracas the country’s largest university ended a 13 day strike Tuesday without securing the revocation of a rule that expels students who repeatedly fail courses.
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Caracas
Central University
Venezuela
Long Beach Council Blocks Water Budget Over Promotion Cut
Long Beach council refused to ratify the $87.7 million Water Department budget, trimming the citys promotion grant to $12,000 from last years $25,000. The panel sent the proposal back to the Water Commissioners asking restoration to $25,000 while approving Harbor Department at $34.4 million after brief debate.
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City Water Department
Long Beach Promotion, Inc
Ross Hall
Water Board
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Water Department
Oesee
Wis
John R. Mansell
Board of Water Commissioners
Brennan’s. Thomas
Department
Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Mansell
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Cor
Harbor Department
Tom Thorley
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