Indonesian Students Demand Elections at Parliament
More than 30 truckloads of KAMI students massed at the Jakarta Parliament demanding immediate general elections and a purge of the rubber-stamp body. They also urged filling the vacant vice presidency per the 1945 constitution and elimination of Sukarno titles.
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Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights
Dear Ann Landers guides readers on tactfully handling a fat bridesmaid, the ethics of shower duties, and the rough dynamics of family owned businesses. A reader asks about bias in promotions, while Garcia requests gossip about a relative, and Ann dismisses the dirt and offers marriage guidance.
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Protestant Churches Discuss Merged Union Plan
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Supreme Court refuses to review tax case of Fred B. Black Jr.
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Tax warning from commerce secretary at chamber meeting
Commerce Secretary John T. Connor and adviser Gardner Ackley warned that a tax hike may become necessary if federal spending and prices rise. They urged business leaders to restrain capital spending and hold down prices while Davis urged cutting federal spending to curb inflation and sustain growth.
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