Indonesia bans groups involved in coup crackdown
Indonesia moves to suspend all activity by political groups tied to the Sept. 30 coup attempt. D. N. Aidit reportedly arrested. Sukarno weighs options including a new Communist party as Suharto is ordered to restore order after the failed attempt.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Sukarno
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
KOTI
Supreme Operations Command
Sutjipto
Communist Trade Organization
Medan
North Sumatra
API
Communist Party
D. N. Aidit
Aidit
Central Java
Suharto
30 Injured in School Bus Crash in Duluth Minnesota
A head on collision between a school bus and a car on Skyline Parkway hospitalized 30 people, with 14 taken by ambulance. The bus carried about 45 children aged 7 and 8 from Emerson Elementary to Harbor View Homes. Driver Donald Lane 36 led the bus. Pamela Nelson 16 and Bruce Halliday 18 in the car were treated.
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Duluth, Minn
Skyline Parkway
Donald Lane
Emerson Elementary
Harbor View Homes
Pamela Nelson
Bruce Halliday
Farm shooting leaves sheriff critical and deputy dead
Deputy Andrew Herlitz, 52, was found dead at a farm near Little Falls after a shotgun attack that also injured Sheriff John Stack who was in critical condition at University Hospitals. Suspect Anton E. Olson, 52, was detained as investigators reenacted events at the scene.
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Little Falls
Anton E. Olson
State Crime Bureau
Dave Recd
Olson
Rech
Herlitz
Stack
St. Gabriel’s Hospital
University Hospitals
Red
Anandale
Trenton
N.J
State Universities Seek Extra 25.2 Million in Funding
Nationwide Viet Nam War protests spread to more than 20 cities with student demonstrators blocking routes in Berkeley and Oakland, clashes feared but limited, several arrests reported elsewhere. Oregon and Rhode Island campuses planned events. a 24 hour vigil began at the University of Rhode Island. General Taylor dismissed the protests as political theater while Senator Morse lauded the demonstrations as to be thankful for.
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New York
U.S
California
Berkeley
Oakland
Oregon
Salem
Capitol Steps
Tom McCall
New England
Veterans
Bennington
Bennington College
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
University of Rhode Island
Washington
D.C
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Mich
Sonally
Taylor
Viet Nam
United States
Wayne Morse
Dore
Senate
Milwaukee Archbishop blocks clergy from Milwaukee boycott
The acting head of the Milwaukee Archdiocese forbids priests nuns or brothers from joining the MUSIC led civil rights boycott of public schools. Bishop Atkielski cites law and warns participation could be illegal while Fr Groppi and St Boniface oppose the move as governance disputes unfold.
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Milwaukee
Roman Rf. Atkielski
Milwaukee United School Integration Committee
MUSIC
James E. Groppi
Father Groppi
St. Boniface Church
Atkielski
Msgr
Edmund J. Goebel
Msgr. Goebel
William E. Cousins
Rome
Dist
Atty
Hugh R. O’connell
O’connell
Wisconsin
St. Boniface
Eugene Bleidorn
Lloyd A. Barbee
Belton Boards Plane For Viet Nam Duty
Pvt. Winster R. Belton, 26, who protested shipment to South Viet Nam with a hunger strike last August, left Friday to rejoin U.S. troops. Belton boarded a jet in Milwaukee as the first leg of the trip after a suspended sentence for malingering, signaling agreement to serve in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Winster R. Belton
Viet Nam
Belton
National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Viet Nam HQ
Madison based headquarters led by 22 year old Frank Emspak coordinates national antiwar protests dubbed International Days of Protest. The group faces rent pressures and neighborhood complaints while Emspak balances duties with donations plus a $25 weekly stipend. Ray Robinson Jr. acts as chief assistant and has a long civil rights background.
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Lester Radke
Sheboygan Falls
Committee
Viet Nam
University of Wisconsin Madison
Associated Press
Madison
National Coordinating Committee
Wisconsin State Capitol
Frank Emspak
Yonkers
N.Y
U.S
Emspak
Berkeley
Boston
Congress
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Ray Robinson Jr
Robinson
America
Washington, D.C
Navy
Washington
Stennis Attacks Draft Evasion Campaign by Student Groups
Sen John Stennis denounces what he calls an unwarranted anti draft campaign by leftist student groups. He cites CBS reports on campus workshops and newsletters as efforts to teach evading service and claims some groups plan pamphleteering to oppose conscription. The article notes Mitchell and SDS respond that civil disobedience is justified and cites existing laws against aiding draft avoidance.
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Stennis
New York
Department of Justice
John Stennis
Dmiss
Department
CBS
David Mitchell
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
Paul Booth
Weekend Showers With Mild Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for cloudy weather and mild temperatures with occasional showers Saturday night and Sunday morning. Lows near 50 and highs in the 70s. Monday remains mild with a chance of showers and lows around 50.
Quie Opposes National Teachers Corps in School Act
Rep. Albert Quie warns at the Republican State Convention that a Johnson plan to create a national teachers corps would bring massive federal influence into local schools. He vows to lead a floor fight to strike the corps from the 1965 Higher Education bill, arguing federal control would override local curriculum and teaching.
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Rochester, Minn
Albert Quie
R-Minn
National Teachers Corps
Quie
Teachers Corps
Wisconsin nine schools seek more building funds
Milwaukee AP report notes the Coordinating Committee for Higher Education recommends an extra 35 million for construction in the current two year period to handle enrollment growth. UW would get 4.6 million and the state universities 5.5 million, with priority on classroom space.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
University of Wisconsin
State University System
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Joint Finance Committee
Kohler
State Department of Administration
Glenn Pommerening
R-Wauwatosa
Pommerening
Wisconsin Assembly
State Building Commission
Elena Reaches Hurricane Force Near Bermuda
Elena intensified to hurricane strength off Bermuda with 75 mph winds at the center and gale winds extending 300 miles north and 100 miles south. The system was moving northwest at 7 mph, about 1,250 miles east of Vero Beach and 450 miles southeast of Bermuda, with Bermuda forecast to see increased activity by Sunday.
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Miami
Fla
Elena
Air Force
Vero Beach
Fila
Bermuda
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Vietnam Day Committee
University of California
UPI
Jogjakarta Area
Jerry Buck
New York City
Armed Forces Induction Center
Maxwell D. Taylor
New Yorker
By Harvey Breuscher
By Austin Scott
4Th Street
South 4Th Street
South Avenue
Cass Street
Tribune
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