Sukarno tells UN to go to hell over withdrawal
Reuters reports Sukarno declares Indonesia withdraws from the United Nations and condemns UN assistance, naming UNESCO UNICEF and FAO. Officials scramble to plan agency departures as crowds cheer in Jakarta. Separately, reports from Singapore cite Indonesian landings near Tanjong Piai and sightings in Kuala Lumpur amid Malaysia tension. Londres notes Britain has 50,000 forces in Malaysia.
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Sukarno
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
United Nations Children’s Fund
The
Food and Agriculture Organization
Singapore
Reuters
Malaya
Tanjong Piai
Malayan Peninsula
Kuala Lumpur
Detective Nearly Tracks Stolen Cars Sold at Local Lot
Bedford Indiana AP report says Detective David Lewis tracing 28 stolen cars sold through a used car lot found he was driving one. He bought the car from Ryan's Auto Sales run by Russell Ryan, charged with receiving stolen property. John McLaffey 22 and Leroy Scalf 26, both of Indianapolis, charged with stealing the cars there.
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Bedford
Ind
David Lewis
Lewis
Ryan
Russell Ryan
John Mclaffey
Leroy Scalf
Indianapolis
Foreign Secretary in brawl with neo Nazi leader at Leyton rally
Patrick Gordon Walker faced a chaotic byelection meeting in Leyton as Colin Jordan led protests and was ejected after attempting to climb the platform. Reports say Walker struck Jordan, with Huntley and Healey present, while flour and a microphone were disrupted amid near riot conditions.
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London
Reuters
Patrick Gordon Walker
Colin Jordan
Jordan
Leyton
Gordon Walker
Smethwick
Midlands
Wilson
House of Commons
Jamaica
The
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Gordon
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon Targeted by IRA in Ireland
Ten men were detained after a gasoline bomb exploded near the villa estate where Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon are staying in Abbeyleix Ireland. No injuries were reported. The incident follows a string of anti-British acts including tree felings and slogans.
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Abbeylesx
Reuters
Britain
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Republic of Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Viscountess
I.R.A
Margaret
Elizabeth
Birr Castle
Lr.a
Ireland
Dublin
Abbeyleix
Unrest spreads in South Vietnam as protests erupt
South Vietnamese and American officials seek a political crisis settlement as troops move into Nhatrang and break up a 1000-student anti-government rally. Schools closed and arrests reported. Hue remained quiet after a Buddhist-led general strike following a military coup that dissolved the High National Council.
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Saigon
Reuters
South Viet Nam
Nhatrang
Tran van Huong
High National Council
Hue
Pirike
Living costs hit new record high in Canada
December consumer price index rose to 136.8 from 135.9 as prices climbed across six of seven components. Food and transportation led gains with higher vegetable, fat, milk prices and an uptick in auto operation costs. tobacco and alcohol stayed unchanged.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
Centennial plan rejected as too costly
The proposed centennial civic centre costing one million dollars was dismissed by the civic finance committee as unaffordable. Chairman Don Hawthorne and Vice-chair Oscar Weiss reported a city share of 400000 by 1967, with 25000 from both provincial and federal programs. If the auditorium is cut, the centre could be built with available funds.
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Civic Finance Committee
Don Hawthorne
Oscar Weiss
Hawthorne
Withdrawals Made Without Knowledge by CFA Members
Lethbridge Central Feeders Association members Horace A. Jones and Ray Nelson testified at the Turcotte inquiry that charges appeared on their CFA accounts without their knowledge. Documents showed a $169 plumbing debit in 1959 and a $740 auto purchase debit tied to Don Nilsson, with related $265 boat trailer and other transactions. The inquiry also covered a ranch investment setup involving S. W. Hatch, Don Nilsson, and Sam Kline, and a cattle chute delivery arranged by Nilsson with Harold Woolley netting fees from cattle deals.
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Lethbridge
Lethbridge Central Feeders Association
Turcotte
CFA
Butte
Alta
Horace A. Jones
S. W. Hatch
Alex Weir
Jones
L. 8. Turcotte
Don Nilsson
Association
Mr. Nilsson
Nilsson
Ray Nelson
Nelson
Hatch
British Columbia
Mr. Hatch
Sam Kline
Lethbridge Cattleman
Harold S. Woolley
Medicine Hat
Mr. Woolley
Creditiste Leaders Split Over Support for Pearson Inquiry
Creditiste Leader Real Caouette and House Leader Gilles Gregoire differ on backing the Pearson government. Gregoire says the 13 member party may vote against the government if no judicial inquiry into Liberal campaign contributions is set up after Feb. 16, while Caouette backs a possible inquiry but calls Gregoire's stance preliminary. The caucus will decide after parliament resumes.
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Ottawa
Rouyn
Qué
Creditiste
Real Caouette
Gilles Gregoire
Pearson
Gregoire
Liberal Party
Creditistes
Commons
Caouette
Three Russians named in spying case in New York
Robert Glenn Thompson, 29, indicted on three counts of spying for the Soviet Union with death penalty risk. Co-conspirator Boris Karpovich expelled. Thompson pleads not guilty and is free on 15,000 bail. Case covers East and West Berlin, Long Island, New York, Detroit, Washington, and Great Falls with 13 alleged overt acts. Thompson, Detroit native, runs a Long Island service station and fuel oil business. wife Eveline, three children.
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New York
Robert Glenn Thompson
Soviet Union
Boris Karpovich
Washington
Thompson
U.S
Joseph Hoey
Walter Bruchhausen
Brooklyn
Eveline
U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigation
Berlin
Patrica
Karen
Dean
Mrs. Thompson
East
West Berlin
Long Island
Detroit
Great Falls
Mont
Air Force
Labrador
United States
Brown enters race for Public School Board byelection
A third candidate, lawyer W Z Brown of Brown MacLean Wiedemann and Lutes, announces he will run for the trustee vacancy after Clarke Moon resigns. The cost of an election was once a concern, now offset by two others, with Dr. Robert A Gray and Adina Bauman also bidding for the fifth trustee seat. Brown and wife have lived in the city eight years and have four children.
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W. Z. Brown
Brown
MacLean
Robert A. Gray
Adina Bauman
Hay price soars on feed shortages in Alberta
In the Medicine Hat district feed shortages push hay to 25 to 30 dollars a ton from 18 to 24 last year. Lorne Thompson of the Medicine Hat Feeding Co. warns prices may reach 40 dollars a ton in two to three months. Calgary hay already sells for up to 40 dollars a ton, versus 20 last year.
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Medicine Hat
Lorne Thompson
Medicine Hat Feeding Co
Calgary
Quebec Conservative caucus to decide independence move
Ten Conservative MPs from Quebec plan a meeting next week to discuss leaving the party and sitting as independents. Leader Leon Balcer is expected to announce the exact time from Trois-Rivieres with a possible venue in Montreal or Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Leon Balcer
Trois-Rivieres
Que
Paul Martineau
Pontiac-Temiscamingue
Baker
Montreal
Priceless Star of India returned to New York
New York detectives recovered the Star of India from a Miami locker with Allan Kuhn and an associate. The operation followed two nights of secret calls and rendezvous. District Attorney Frank Hogan announced success while noting the Delong ruby remained unrecovered.
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New York
Miami
Fla
Florida
Allan Kuhn
Museum of Natural History
Manhattan
Frank Hogan
Star of India
Kuhn
Hogan
Maurice Nadjari
Nadjari
Lindsay offers apology to clarify Canada two standards
The Nation editor Charles Lynch in Ottawa apologizes for a column on Canada’s political morality style. He recounts crafting a model apology after a misread remark about French versus English politics and defends the distinction while denying contempt.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Ottawa
Ted Lindsay
Detroit Red Wings
Clarence Campbell
NHS
Lindsay
Canada
Willie Chevalier
le Droit
Lynch
John A. MacDonald
Mackenzie King
Beauharnois
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Bermuda
Jakarta
United Nations
Malaysia
New Zealand
Balcer
Little
N.Y
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