Sukarno Ouster Set as Suharto Backed Declares Victory Looms
In Jakarta Maj Gen Alamsjah signals an imminent decision on Sukarno's retirement amid military and cabinet pressure. Nasution accuses Sukarno of Communist links and knowledge of the 1965 coup attempt. Sukarno refuses to explain his actions and may stay in Jakarta as Congress prepares a formal inquiry.
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Sugandhi
Indonesia
Japan
Vietnam peace prospects fade as bombing resumes
The United States resumes bombing North Vietnam, ending weeks of cautious optimism. President Johnson said the pause might have reduced hostilities, but North Vietnam insists on a halt to bombing and troop withdrawal before talks. Ho Chi Minh urged immediate end to aggression and recognition of Viet Cong, signaling no breakthrough ahead.
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South Vietnam
London
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Harold Wilson
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United States
Big Cars and Fur Coats Draw American Public Credit
A brief remark notes that Americans admire large autos and luxury furs, highlighting public approval of upscale displays and national taste in fashion and wealth.
Beckwith Seeks Mississippi Lieutenant Governor Run
Beckwith, twice tried for the 1963 slaying of civil rights leader Medgar Evers, announced his candidacy for Mississippi lieutenant governor. Dist Atty Bill Waller, who prosecuted him, seeks the governorship. Evers was shot at his Jackson home the night of June 12, 1963.
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Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar W. Evers
Mississippi
Beckwith
Bill Waller
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson
Austrian boy returns home as cancer vaccine ruling pending
Nine year old Reinhard Kreutzer, dying of leukemia, left Washington with his father after a federal court blocked Rand Development Corp from continuing the cancer vaccine, with doctors calling his condition dangerous and a permanent injunction pending a Friday hearing.
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Reinhard Kreutzer
United States
Rand Development Corp
Rand
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Reinhard
John Zimmerman
Cathinia
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Zimmerman
James C. Connell
Patronage Denied Defeated Democrats Move to Federal Posts
After a Republican wave, dozens of defeated Democrats pursue federal roles. President Johnson appoints David S. King as ambassador to Madagascar with several others taking high level posts, consulting gigs, or state jobs. Some seek private industry work while returning home to practice law.
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David S. King
Utah
Johnson
U.S
Africa
Ohio
Walter H. Moeller
Clarence Miller
Congress
Political clash at Air War College over Vietnam policy
Air War College seminar in Montgomery, Alabama, cited by Col. Michael J. Jackson as the scene of a conflict between former Arizona governor Samuel P. Goddard Jr. and Maj. Gen. Jerry D. Page. Jackson alleges Goddard challenged Page after Page criticized Pentagon policies and the Vietnam War, and says Page was reassigned days later to Okinawa. Goddard denied involvement. Jackson called for a Pentagon inquiry into academic freedom and non attribution practices. The dispute drew attention from several lawmakers and former officials.
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Jerry D. Page
Air War College
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Air Force
Montgomery
Ala
Okinawa
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Associated Press
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War College
Car Sales Slump Shrinks Inventory Amid Winter Storm Disruptions
Auto makers report a 20 percent drop in February early sales with GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors posting declines for Feb 1-10 versus a year earlier. Inventory of unsold cars climbs to 1.406 million units, a 62 day supply, as winter storms hamper production and plant operation.
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General Motors
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Chrysler
American Motors
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Automotive News
Springfield mediation aims to settle police and fire pay talks
A three member mediation team will attempt to resolve a dispute in Springfield Ohio between city officials and police and fire unions seeking seven percent raises.
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Springfield
Ohio
Weather update predicts warm spell with mild nights
The forecast calls for fair, continued warmth tonight with a low near mid-40s. Wednesday should be cloudy and windy but warm with highs in the upper 50s. Yesterday's high reached 50 and the overnight low 40. Today’s early hour temperature remains unsettled.
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