Suharto Move Upends Indonesian Power Amid White House Fears
Suharto’s consolidation of power shifts Indonesia away from Sukarno and Subandrio with a military-backed ultimatum. Nasution loyalists secure armed forces support in Jakarta after secret talks in Bandung. Sukarno allegedly confined, Subandrio detained, and a power transfer ceremony set at the Jakarta palace.
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Singapore
Suharto
Nasution
Armed Forces
Bandung
Jakarta
Sarbini
Amir Mahmood
Sukarno
Subandrio
Java
Gonzalez
Indonesia
Mexico
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cantinflas
Zuro Monnter
Wirtz
Bogor
Goard
Heivan
Peking
Moscow
Storms and cool front sweep Texas with hail and power outages
Heavy thunderstorms rolled across South Texas as a sluggish cool front moved through. Widespread hail up to golf ball size in Lake Travis and near Corpus Christi. winds to 45 mph in San Antonio. Alamo Heights lost power for about 20 minutes. Overnight temps to dip into the upper 30s. forecast low in the low 70s for Saturday.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
South
Texas
Cotulla
Houston
Gulf Coast
San Antonio
Alamo Heights
Victoria
Lake Travis
Corpus Christi
Austin
Upper
Galveston
Panhandle Plains
Lubbock
U. S. Weather Bureau
Amarillo
Presidio
Weather Bureau
New England
South Dakota
Worker laments misprint in job listings missing congressman role
A reader notes errors in a job listing page where roles such as china operator and conical mixer appear but congressman is absent. He hoped to see himself listed as a decision maker but could not find his name among the entries.
Navy and police rush drug to save Amarillo patient
Kansas City area police departments and the U S Navy joined to fetch 60 vials of gungstone for a Texas physician to save a man’s life. A drug company manager said Amarillo hospital called for help within an hour. The vial transport used a Marine jet to relocate the medicine.
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Kansas City
UU. SS. Navy
Tex
W. A. Fortner
Squibbs
Amarillo
Gungstone
Leaweed
Kan
Jackson County
NATO Crisis Pushes Nuclear Power to Close French Bases
Reports say NATO may pull Supreme Allied Headquarters from near Paris and Central Europe HQ at Fontainebleau as Paris signals readiness to discuss future France NATO links. Bonn sees Strauss warning against any return to diminished German status in the alliance.
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NATO
Aled
Paris
Central Europe
Fontainebleau
France
Bonn
Defense
Franz Josef Strauss
Strauss
Joe Gaslie Ascuimst
Germany
Western Alliance
de Gaulle
Trovansy
Hundeswehr
Olrauss
Professor Appeal Looms In Dope Case
Former Harvard professor Timothy Leary, 45, and his 18-year-old daughter Susan were sentenced in federal court to prison terms on marijuana charges. Leary faces 30 years with a $50,000 fine and possible psychiatric evaluation before final sentencing. Susan to a reformatory. Their attorney plans an appeal based on religious freedom and drug experimentation beliefs.
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Laredo
API
Harvard
Timothy Leary
Susan
Ben C. Connally
Leary
Learys
Millbrook
John FitzGibbon
FitzGibbon
Tome
Mexico
Scott to extend Gemini 8 spacewalk with advanced maneuvering gear
Scott, son of a former Air Force general, will supplement White on Gemini 8 by using a three pound space gun and 75 foot tether to move up to 100 feet from the hatch. He will test maneuvering, tools, and an exposed window cleaning and inspection setup while monitoring heart rate and radiation exposure.
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White
Scott
Air Force
Jack
Orbiting
Gemini
Earth
Armstrong
Acena
Agena
Charles A. Berry
Berry
Ispace Agency
Moon
Space Gun
Gemini 8 Launching Given Green Light
NASA and partners approve Tuesday launch of Gemini 8 on Titan 2 and Agena rockets after solving hatch closure issue. Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott plan a three day mission with four satellite hookups and spacewalk by Scott. Weather outlook favorable for Cape Kennedy launch operations and recovery support.
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Cape Kennedy
Cap
Spercemen
Nei A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Scott
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force and Industry
Houston
Tex
Joint Chiefs Map Expanded Bombing Drive Against North Vietnam
The Joint Chiefs favor heavier air strikes in the north with rail line cuts toward the Chinese border. North Vietnam claims limited air successes with missiles and MIGs, while U.S. forces push offensive operations in the south. American personnel in Vietnam total about 215,000 with 70,000 more possible by midsummer.
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Red China
Thai Neuyen Iron and Steel Works
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Navy
Air Force
Peking
U.S
William C.westmoreland
Johnson
Westmoreland
United States
South Viet Nam
South
Fifth in Seven Days Here Bold Bandit Robs Cleaning Shop
A daylight robbery at a cleaning shop ended with the gunman fleeing on foot after demanding cash and instructing the clerk to move to the rear. Police tracked a cream colored Falcon seen leaving the scene and noted the ongoing wave of holdups since Jan. 22 with multiple conclusive suspects and no solid leads.
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Cvele
Boaz
Ave. X
King’s Service Station
Clovis Road
Ellis Grocery
51St St
Marine Cpl Elder Receives Honor for Valor in Vietnam
Marine Cpl Elder, wounded in the Tan An action, was evacuated to a Philippines hospital and awarded the Purple Heart. He completed his third year of duty on Feb 14, is a 1962 Lubbock High School graduate, and was due to return to the United States by ship arriving April 15.
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Cpl
Elder
U. S. Naval Service
Tan An
Philippines
Viet Nam
United States
Lubbock High School
Ex Governor Bryant Nominated to Lead Emergency Office
President Johnson announced Florida former governor Farris Bryant will be nominated as director of the Office of Emergency Planning after a day of governors conferences. Bryant, longtime National Governors Conference figure, was invited to stay after a brief White House briefing.
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Washington
Farris Bryant
Florida
Johnson
Bryant
National Governors Conference
White House
Buford Ellington
Rgugo
Plane Crash Prolongs Search Across Central Texas
By Saturday afternoon at least 30 private and CAP aircraft joined the hunt for the missing plane in the Temple Waco region with over 100 people in air and ground searches. Weather delayed air searches until about 11 15 a.m. and authorities said the craft likely crashed between 8 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. Thursday. John Bowers and his wife, both licensed pilots, were aboard the missing plane as friends and relatives waited for autopsies and funeral arrangements.
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Thomas Lasche
Civil Air Patrol
Waco
Department of Public Safety
Abilene
College Station
Bowers
DPS
Federal Aviation Agency
Ray Griffith
Morton
Theodies
FAA
Hobbs
N. i
Brownfield
J Area
Pietown
N. M
Lavington
Dawson County
Morton School Board
Cochran County
ASC
First Baptist Church
Joe Bowers
Lorenzo
L. W. Bownds
Robert Yeary l
Clovis
Cartoonist Capp Draws Mixed Crowd at Tech Talk
The audience at Texas Tech heard Gene Capp mock both liberal and conservative sides while recalling meetings with Truman Eisenhower and Johnson. Capp criticized racial balance debates and praised Johnson yet mocked his warmth as he awaited a basketball game next door. He arrived late from Abilene and heads home after a Boston visit. Dr Huston Smith of MIT is set to speak March 31. More trains due in Rome as rapid transit expands.
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James Allen
Tech
Capp
Municipal Coliseum
Allen
New York
Bobby Kennedy
John Lindsey
Truman
Eisenhower
Johnson
An Capp
President Johnson
United States
Abilene
Boston
Huston Smith
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Smith
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Shim
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Communist Party
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Kuala Lumpur
Abdul Pahman
Madagesia
Midwest
Chicago
Mason City
Iowa
KC Police
U.S. Navy
Wreck College Station
Charles “Wavisy
John Luther Jones
Bryan
Hollywood
UPI
Universal
Tobruk
Daustter
Lathack
Solis
Jim Patupdey
West Peags
Maj
Thanh Hoa
Bold Bandit
Cat
Lokey
Bandit
Lot-A-Burger
19Th St
Preston's
Williams
Dartmouth
52Nd
College
Tri
Rome
Italy
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