Sukarno Plot Unfolded In Jakarta Power Shift
Singapore sources report an assassination order for four anti Communist generals issued by Sukarno before he handed power to Suharto. The document ties Sukarno to pro-Peking links from Bogor palace and could trigger violent action or student demonstrations as the new regime investigates.
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Singapore
Sukarno
Jakarta
Suharto
Peking
Bogor
Culd
Foreign Ministry
Subandrio
Chen Yi
Cardinal Beran to Tour U S for Czech Catholics in America
AP reports Josef Cardinal Beran, 77, likely to visit Cleveland as part of a national tour starting April 12 to meet Czech Catholics in the United States. The prelate was released in February 1965 after 16 years in Communist Czechoslovakia.
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Cleveland
Josef Cardinal Beran
United States
America
Czechoslovakia
Cloudiness in canned foods may signal spoilage
Government food experts warn that cloudy liquid in canned foods can indicate spoilage or result from hard water minerals or overripe vegetables starch. They advise boiling before eating and avoiding foods that foam or give off an off odor during heating or when tasted.
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Washington
How New Tax Rate Stacks Up
Washington ap here is a comparison of how the new graduated withholding rates which go into effect may 1 will affect some typical salary scales.
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Washington
Anger and clashes as Viet Cong launch major assault
In Saigon SAIGON: American paratroopers fought 600 Viet Cong for four hours on day nine of Operation Silver City, while U.S. and Australian forces push into the Communist held D Zone north of Saigon. Air and artillery support left 142 Viet Cong dead and three captured. United States losses were light. Nearby in the central highlands the 25th Infantry Division fought a Viet Cong force near Dalat, with 33 enemy killed. Three U.S. helicopters were downed but crews rescued. An Air Force Phantom jet with two aboard was reported missing near Dien Bien Phu. The air war logged 32 combat missions as raids continued across North and South Vietnam. In Da Nang, Lt General Nguyen Chao Thi, ousted commander of the army’s 1st Corps, addressed more than 5,000 supporters urging loyalty to the country. Protests spread from Hue to other northern provinces as political unrest rose following his dismissal.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
D Zone
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Air Force
Dien Bien Phu
France
Indochina
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Nguyen Chaoh Thi
da Nang
Thi
Hue
Both Scouts Win Citations For First Aid Training
Nineteen Boy Scouts of Troop No at Bath School received Hed Croan certificates after completing first Weekly classes held at the school starting January 13 by Red Cross instructors George E. Byerly Cherles Kissel and Carl Miller. Recipients of standard first aid certificates include Kennett Elwood Hob Fisher Ezra Bisher Edwin Gauggel Lewis Cates Jett Stebleton and Dan Whofies. Aid certificates went to Ken Berson Dan Best Ron Best Thomas Elwood Gregory Gauggel Rich ard Gauggel Dennis Lined Frank Newbour Dave Olliver Dave White Mike White and Tony White.
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Boy Scouts
Bath School
Red Cross
George E. Byerly
Cherles Kissel
Carl Miller
Kennett Elwood
Hob Fisher
Ezra Bisher
Edwin Gauggel
Lewis Cates
Jett Stebleton
Dan Whofies
Ken Berson
Dan Best
Ron Best
Thomas Elwood
Gregory Gauggel
Richard Gauggel
Dennis Lined
Frank Newbour
Dave Olliver
Dave White
Mike White
Tony White
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Marine Corps
Kiwanis Club
Argonne Hotel
Kelly
Guadalcanal
Wendel Zumkehl
USNR
Bernard Hever
Naval Reserve
Iima
John Cantwell
First
Depu
Intelligence Service
Erie
Sertoman
Tennyson Guy
Cnter
Findlay
Sertome Club
McPheren Building
Guyer
John Miller
Robert First
Lima Star Phete
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