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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1965

Page

2

Indonesian Army Anti-Red Campaign Spreads Across Islands

Reports from Kuala Lumpur say Indonesia's anti Communist drive extends from Java into Celebes and Sumatra. Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Rahman warns Sukarno may fall short if Communists aren’t ousted, while Jakarta radio cites army actions and Nasution takes charge of Antara.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Radio Malaysia Java Celebes Sumatra Abdul Rahman Sukarno Rahman Ipoh Benmy Indonesia Southeast Asia Jakarta Abdul Haris Nasution Armed Forces Antara Johannes Leimena National Party

Regents Seek Study On Memorial Stadium Relocation

Regents order administrators to prepare a feasibility report by November 22 on abandoning Memorial Stadium to allow ClassTeam expansion. Ex-Students oppose move. new center lies near Memorial Stadium and within walking distance of key athletic facilities. Regent WW Heath notes land near Main Building would be unused if stadium moved east.

Dallas University of Texas Regents Memorial Stadium Regents Architacts Clare Field University Ex-Students Association Regent WW. Heath Austin University

Smith vows independence in Rhodesia clash with Britain

Rhodesia leader Jan Smith told reporters he would rather fight than bow to British demands as independence talks collapsed. He warned a unilateral declaration comes on and said a final decision would come soon after conferring with Rhodesian leaders in Salisbury. Smith argued keeping white rule is vital while Britain seeks broader input and eventual majority rule for Africans.

London UPI Jan Smith Rhodesia Britain Smith Salisbury Harold Wilson

Two Jordanians Hang For Spy Convictions

In Amman, two Jordanians convicted of spying for Israel were publicly hanged, the first executions in five years. They died near the Jordan Israel border after King Hussein endorsed the State Security Tribunal sentence, and they were charged with leading raids on two Jordan towns on May 28.

Amman Jordan API Israel Hussein State Security Tribunal

Consumers Reported Sold On Prosperity

ANN ARBOR, Mich. UPI consumers report a generally optimistic view of the nation's economy. The SRC quarterly survey from the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research finds confidence in economic prospects remained steady despite Viet Nam news and Wall Street fluctuations.

Ann Arbor, Mich UPI I Puicy

New Laws Aimed At Public Servants in Malawi

Zomba Malawi AP report states Prime Minister Hastings Banda pushed through Parliament a law imposing life imprisonment for public servants convicted of theft and penalties for relatives who profit from such theft. Banda defends the measures as shielding state integrity despite criticism.

Zomba Malawi Hastings Banda Banda

India and Pakistan Propose Tribunal Picks for Rann of Kutch

New Delhi AP India and Pakistan propose two seats on a three member tribunal to fix the disputed Rann of Kutch border. Ales Bebler of Yugoslavia and Nasrollah Entzam of Iran are named for the two seats with the third member to be chosen by agreement or the UN secretary general. A cease fire halted fighting in the region last June.

New Delhi India Pakistan India-Pakistan Rann of Kutch Ales Bebler Constitutional Court Nasrollah Entezam Iran U.N. General Assembly U.N

Austrian Foreign Minister Kreisky to Speak at Rice

Dr. Bruno Kreisky the Austrian foreign minister will give a special address at Rice University in Houston in October. The lecture is part of a diplomatic outreach program and will cover European affairs and international relations.

Houston Bruno Kreisky Austria Rice University

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