Viet Cong Adopt Defensive Moves Against Copters
Southeast Asia pressures rise as Indonesia steps up actions against British Borneo dependencies. North Borneo Sarawak and Brunei plan to join the Federation of Malaysia by August end while Indonesia claims Kalimantan Utara. Army chief Jani says Indonesia will act if ordered.
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Ikeda Faces Pressure After Britain Fails to Join EEC
Japan's premier Ikeda comes under attack from both sides as Britain's bid to join the EEC sinks. Critics question his three pillars policy tying United States Western Europe and Japan. The Japan Times editor says the plan lost some of its luster after Europe missteps.
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Helicopters remain main U S troop mover in Vietnam war
The helicopter is likely to stay the United States chief tool for rapid troop movement in Vietnam against Viet Cong guerrillas. Viet Cong defenses include melting into swamps and jungle at the sight of helicopters. By week’s end sixty of the 120 U S Army H21 Shawnee helicopters in Vietnam were grounded due to mechanical breakdowns spare parts shortages and maintenance checks.
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West Germany pushes for Common Market talks with Britain
Ambassador Dowl reports Bonn wants renewed negotiations but doubts near term progress. Bonn insiders say Adenauer would need de Gaulle to shift stance, a likely unlikely undertaking. British Socialist sources note South Leeds by election plans to field Hugh Glatskell’s widow, described as well suited with an economics degree.
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Ship Loading Up Cargo For Cuba
United Fruit Co. ship S S Santa Cerro begins loading a cargo for Cuba as payment for Bay of Pigs prisoners. AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Department will not contribute to loading though it paid wages for two prior ransom ships. Jasper Baker says the company will pay wages provide the ship and donate $400 000 in food.
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Russians Blame U S For Test Ban Talks Stalemate
Pravda charged the United States blocks progress in nuclear test ban talks and portrayed Moscow as acting in good faith by offering up to three on site inspections. The article said the West refuses to end atomic tests and warned Geneva may not narrow the gap soon.
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Chilly Billy Spooks Girton College Coeds in Snow
In Cambridge England the prowler nicknamed Chilly Billy wearing striped underwear has appeared at Girton College in sub freeZing weather. Police guard was posted after a coed reported the incident. footprints were found but no suspect. Students mix fear with amused admiration for the chilly intruder.
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Europe in grip of severe cold and disasters across regions
Europe endures a continuing cold spell with at least 359 dead. A town hall collapsed in Spain’s Canary Islands killing 23, Kent receives 15 foot snowdrifts, roads freeze and power and water systems face strain. Typhoid cases rise in Montenegro, delaying medical care.
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Circle Dot For I Signals Snobish Posture
Tulsa AP report notes Charles F. Martin of Springfield explains at an Oklahoma Grapho analysis meeting that circling a dot on I reveals snobbishness. He also cites the capital T as a key personality clue, with a sloped T denoting a frightened child and a single upright stroke indicating strong character.
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Macmillan Defends Britain's Market Bid in Europe
In Rome Harold Macmillan warns that attempts to dominate Europe have passed while in Managua election night mobs denounce the liberal government with chants against the incumbents.
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Coed Quotes Girton Provoker Known as Chilly Billy
A Girton College student describes the mid winter prowler nicknamed Chilly Billy roaming in striped underwear through snow. The quirky remark captures campus chatter about the phantom figure in Cambridge England.
Student Faces Death Hearing
JOHNSON CITY TENN UPD A 23 year old ETSU student faces a preliminary hearing on felonious assault with intent to commit second degree murder and involuntary manslaughter in the death of his infant son. The baby died after being wrapped in a blanket to muffle cries and not breathing.
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Capital City Motel Robbed of $1,000
Oklahoma City police report a northside motel the 9%er Inn robbed Sunday of about $1,000 by two gunmen who fled after locking two employees in a room. Ken Cutter and Mike Bachman, desk staff, identified the robbers who demanded cash and warned to stay five minutes. The incident was one of four motel robberies recorded that Sunday.
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