Indonesian Students Storm Government Buildings in Jakarta
About 10,000 anti Communist Indonesian students stormed the Education Building in Jakarta on the second day of attacks, later 3,000 entered Parliament demanding purges of Communists from government. They also attacked the Chinese Communist news agency and clashed with police. one student reportedly killed outside the consulate.
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Safety standards set on vehicles bought by GSA
The Government plans nine new safety features for 1968 model vehicles bought by the GSA. Revisions cover seat padding on buses, reinforced head rests, safer instrument panels, positive locking on folding seats, modernized brake performance, and improved windshield wiper sizing. The update adds seat belt anchorages for buses and outer seating, plus crash and emission controls.
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Dublin fears violence after Nelson's Pillar bombing
Six people released or held for questioning in Dublin over the destruction of Nelson's Pillar as authorities brace for possible anti-British violence. Two men remained in Bridewell Prison with files sent to the attorney general. Ireland's IRA denied involvement amid mounting security measures along the border and in the city center.
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