Malaysia Shifts Toward Wartime Posture Amid Borneo Clashes
Malaysia moves toward wartime status as fighting with Indonesian guerrillas erupts in Malaysian Borneo. Britain pledges defense with roughly 10,000 troops aiding Malaysia along an 800 mile border while talks for peace falter and consular ties with the Philippines show signs of a rapprochement.
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Malayaia
Conran
APL
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Sukarno
Inter
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Indonesia
Érush
Malaysia
Britain
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Tndonesia
Borneo
Tntanesia
Philippines
Manila
Final Resting Place Found For Arlington's Unknown Son
The Palencars of Philadelphia and Chews Landing finally learn their son Rob Patonstar, a member of the 60th Fighter Squadron, is identified and laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after a long search. His remains, previously lost in Tunisia and Italy, were matched later through Kennedy era efforts and a wreath at the Kennedy Tomb honors the reunion.
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Yates McDaniel Washington
Thowie Jedrhey
Arlington National Cemetery
Palenecat
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Botl
Tunisia
Tali
Kadrol
Force Chiplain
Ehner
AL Palenseat
Philadelphia
Chews Landing
Rob Patonsear
Army Air Force
60Th
Fighting Crows
IPK
Patonstar
Johnt LE. Kennedy
Carthage
Florence
Italy
Texas cotton planting lags despite warm Texas week
USDA reports planting behind schedule in Texas with only 2 percent of cotton acreage sewn versus 5 percent last year due to drizzle and damp soil. Eastern counties show budding fruit while Rio Grande Valley reports plentiful vegetable harvests and sorghum acreage rising.
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Austin
Malcolm X Considers Separate Muslim Leadership Shift
New York AP report outlines Malcolm X weighing a split from the Black Muslim parent organization to form his own mosque and join the civil rights fight. Leaders like James Farmer Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr. weigh potential cooperation and the implications for nonviolence versus self defense.
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Malcolm X
Zation
Nesto
America
James Farmer
National
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Racial Equality
CORE
Farmer
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colorec
People
Martin Luther King
Souther Christian Leadership
Sould
Elijah Muhammad
Justin
Paul Zuber
Mary Calm
James
Washington
D.C
Clarence Mitchell
Directo
NAACP
U S Urges Europe to Reassess Cuba Trade Policy
U S official Rostow told a London business meeting that Fidel Castro’s regime shows overt aggression in the Western Hemisphere and that European nations should coolly reassess their Cuba trade. He argues reevaluation would push Latin America closer to the United States on trade with Cuba.
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CPD
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Western Hemisphere
Walt W. Rostow
ILS State Department
Rostow
Iwosing
Latin America
Esports’ Council
Nonestracgie
British Motors
Finny
Cueba
Britain
Ten Jurors Selected For Murder Trial In Texas
Ten jurors were chosen for the second district murder trial of Washington and Neer. The selection, conducted Tuesday afternoon, included R Clyde Mathos, Ty Chandler, and A A Chandler among others. The case concerns the shooting death of James Williams at Washington's Barbecue Pit last May.
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Jason Side Maaters
2Nd District Court
Skyearold
Kart M. Washington
Lubbock Neer
Tyron Chappett
Asst. Dist
George H. Nelson
Hifaris
Viera H. Kinds
Washington
Ames Williames
Sym
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Lien Chemical Co. Sales
A. Chressman
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B.C. Rises
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Brest
St. American National Life Insurance Co
Mbox Chiles
Bene L Canady
Chandler
A. A. Chandler
New Deal
Soviet Bloc Summit Slated for Budapest Visit
A planned three nation summit in Budapest aims to mark the 145th anniversary of Hungary’s liberation with representatives from Moscow allied parties, China and Romania. The Soviet premier is expected to attend and may stay about two weeks as talks address Moscow Peking tensions.
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Moscow
Soviets Union
Peking
Muskion
Moscow-Peking
Savannah Nuclear Ship Sets Run To New York
The 29,000 ton Savannah will sail Houston May 10 to New York June 2 under a new agency. It will stop in New Orleans Baltimore and Boston and carry about 60 paying passengers plus freight. The round trip costs 260 dollars with options for partial segments. The ship is nuclear powered and undergoing sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico with a new crew.
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New York
Savannah
Texas
Tsbronetset Lines
Houston
New Orleans
Baltimore
Boston
Gulf of Mexico
Rountry
Paris cafes face verdict over beer bottle blast
Paris court upheld a 1961 lower court ruling holding a cafe responsible after a beer bottle exploded injuring a patron. The cafe argued liability ended when the beer left its premises. The ship Savannah launched in 1959 with a wage dispute among engineers affecting operations and a planned strike contract.
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Feppels Cou
Marine Engineers Beneficial “Association, Union
American Export
Brotherhood of Marine Officers
National
Mare Itime Union
Nme
Savannah
Spending By Business Up In 1963 Plant Spending
The Securities and Exchange Commission released figures showing 1963 total spending on plant and equipment by industry at 39.05 billion dollars, a rise of about 4 billion from 1962 and the third straight year of gains after 1961. The spending increase reflects tax-cut effects cited by President Johnson.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Dohnsort
Congress
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