Malaysia Defense Chief Sees No Trouble From Indonesia Threat
Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak says Malaysia has contained Indonesia's confrontation policy and expects continued success with Commonwealth help. HMS Eagle to bolster defenses, arrival raises Far East strength since Korea war. Razak spoke after Malaysian National Defense Council meeting amid UN withdrawal by Indonesia and border clashes.
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Malaysia
UPI
Abdul Razak
Indonesia
United Nations
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Federation of
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Borneo
Commonwealth
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Malaya
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Sabah
North Borneo
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Indonesia Orders U.N. Office Closure As Withdrawal Takes Effect
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio ordered the UN activities director in Indonesia to close offices and end UN projects after President Sukarno announced Indonesia would leave the UN. The move affects 95 officials from 31 countries, with no time limit stated for departures.
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Indonesia
UPI
Subandrio
United Nations
U.N
Ganis Harsono
Exeter School to Inspect Head Dress at New Term
Exeter Public School in England orders a head dress inspection for 400 boys at the start of the term. The school master warns boys with hair deemed too long will be sent home.
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Exeter
England
UPI
Exeter Public School
Nation's Weather Summary From U S Weather Bureau
Temperature and precipitation table for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a m yesterday compiled by the U S Weather Bureau at San Francisco. Teletypes report nationwide conditions and extremes. Local readings include highs and lows with precipitation noted in inches and fractions.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
NHL Standings Note Shows Extreme Temps Across U.S.
The UPI report lists the coldest temperature of minus 30 degrees at International Falls Minnesota and a high of 8 degrees at Pompano Beach Florida, noting conditions outside Alaska and Hawaii.
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UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Hawaii
International Falls
Minn
Pompano Beach
Fla
Watson Circles Resignation to Run as Republican
Democratic Rep. Albert Watson of South Carolina says he will resign to seek reelection as a Republican after being stripped of seniority for backing Barry Goldwater. Governor Russell opposes a special election, while Watson hints at a special election after the vacancy. Strom Thurmond praises Watson, calling his move a great statement.
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Goldwater
Thurmond
South Carolina
Albert Watson
John Bell Williams
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Congress
Washington
National Congress
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Democratic Party
Buddhists Protests Hit Hue Da Nang and Hue Demonstrations
In Saigon reports the Buddhist strike movement spreads to Hue Quang Tri and Da Nang. Hue sees a two day general strike with about 4500 protesters demanding Premier Huong resign. Da Nang and Quang Tri also halt business while Buddhists burn Huong in effigy and seek Sun to dismiss him. Three American soldiers are wounded in helicopter operations.
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UPI
Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Hue
Huong
Quang Tri
da Nang
Phan Khac Sun
Maniac vandal strikes at famed Uffizi Gallery
In Florence, a silent attacker damaged several works at the Uffizi, gouging four century old triptychs and scratching multiple paintings while sparing works by Michelangelo and Da Vinci. Police questioned a suspect as gallery director Luisa Becherucci closed the sole entrance.
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Ambrogio Lorenzetti
Bernardo Daddi
Giotto
Michelangelo
Raphael
Titian
Botticelli
da Vincii
Rubens
Luisa Becherucci
US challenges Soviets to prove no anti semitism exists
In Geneva the United States urged the Soviet Union to allow the world to observe whether racial and religious discrimination, especially anti Semitism, is practiced there. The charge was presented to the UN subcommission by Morris B Abram of the American Jewish Committee.
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UPI
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
United Nations
Gene
New York
Morris B. Abram
American Jewish Committee
U.S
U S Opposes Key Provision in U N Fund Crisis Plan
United States tells Secretary General Thant it cannot accept a core Afro Asian compromise on the U N financial deadlock amid Soviet debt and threats to reduce General Assembly voting. Plan favors voluntary rescue fund and broader review. U S rejects suspension of Article 19. Soviet payment to date around 1.1 million, deficit about 61 million.
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UPI
United States
Thant
United Nations
U. S
Soviet Union
U.N
General Assembly
General Montgomery Listed as Deceased by Printer Error
Manchester officials blamed a printer's error for a handbook entry marking Field Marshal Montgomery as deceased. The 77 year old World War II commander reportedly learned of the death listing and quipped that he was delighted to hear it.
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Manchester
England
UPI
Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Hale
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