Sukarno’s Adrift As Asia Dictator
Indonesia under Sukarno with guided democracy wields near total power yet lacks day to day direction. The system sees a broad National Front and political strife. Critics call it misguided dictatorship as Indonesia faces economic pressures and regional shifts.
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Sukarno
Asia
Djakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Netherlands
Holland
South Pacific Ocean
Australia
Mohammed Hatta
Sutan Sjahrir
National Front
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
West Irian
Marines Dress Blues Urged by Flood Show Business Tone
Rep. Daniel Flood urged the Marine Corps to adopt dress blues for all public appearances, citing cost estimates of $42.19 per enlisted man and about $30 for officers, while Marines still wore regulation green on most duties. The proposal followed a House committee hearing with Marine officers.
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Washington
Marine Blues
Daniel Flood
House Committee
Five Towns Get New Post Offices
The Post Office Department announced plans to construct new buildings in five Oklahoma towns Bartlesville Jenks Dill City Kinita and Colcord. The offices will be leased from private owners on a long term basis.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Jenks
Dill City
Kinita
Colcord
Lottery Approved In New Hampshire
New Hampshire voters approved legalized state sweepstakes by a 3 to 1 margin. Unofficial returns from 302 precincts show 114,987 for to 31,327 against. Tickets at $3 will fund top prizes of 100000, with sales starting Thursday at Rockingham Park Salem and a sweepstakes race on September 12.
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Concord
UPI
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Salem
McNamara and Lodge Tour War-Torn Vietnam
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge toured dangerous rural Vietnam with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as McNamara continues a mission to gauge progress against the Viet Cong. Lodge calls the trip an honor as they visit Hue near the northern border after Mekong Delta tours.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Hue
Viet Nam
McNamara
Mekong Delta
Truman Sees Controversial Statue During Athens Arrival
Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Johnson arrived in Athens to attend King Paul’s funeral. He viewed the 12 foot bronze statue of himself amid recent anti American demonstrations and graffiti at Athens University. The piece by Felix de Weldon drew criticism from Greek cultural figures before its unveiling.
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Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Marguerite Oswald
Dallas County Criminal Courts
Lee Harvey Oswald
President Kennedy
Truman
Himself
Athens
Greece
Harry S. Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Paul
Athens University
Cyprus
Sive Association
AHEPA
Felix de Weldon
Phidias
Constantine
Frederika
Irene
Sophie
Juan Carlos
Catafalque
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SEC
Commerce Department
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Cache Road
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Pree
Franco Appliance CO
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Cache Road Square
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