Sukarno Plans New Organization To Rival UN
Indonesian President Sukarno reportedly seeks to form a new organization of young nations as a rival to the United Nations. Jakarta views Malaysia's UN Security Council seat as a pretext for quitting the world body, accusing the UN of serving as a tool of the United States and Britain.
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United States
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Rusk Urges Viet Nam Moderation
Secretary of State Dean Rusk counseled against reckless action in Viet Nam and urged against abandoning the war or expansion while suggesting a political settlement may be possible. He stated that the South Vietnamese can turn back the Communist insurgents as President Johnson’s advisers reviewed the yearend war situation.
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Washington
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Viet Nam
United States
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Johnson
NBC
U.S
Malaysia vows retaliation after Indonesia exit from UN
Kuala Lumpur indicates a prepared response to Indonesia for leaving the United Nations. Prime Minister Abdul Rahman and Cabinet held an emergency session to discuss possible actions under pressure from the move.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
United Nations
Sukarno pushes new emerging forces concept at multilateral talks
Amid withdrawal threats Sukarno pitches a regional grouping like the Organization of African Unity without UN exit. Cairo and Algiers conferences loom as potential platforms while Manila contemplates consequences of Indonesia and Communist China exiting the UN.
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Sukarno
Organization of African Unity
United Nations
Algiers
Rioters Demand Huong Ouster in Saigon Turmoil
A 1,000 strong mob roamed Saigon for over three hours demanding Premier Tran Van Huong’s removal. Viet Cong ambushed a Ranger battalion near Binh Gia, killing a U.S. adviser the first American to die in 1965. Nine Rangers were killed with 30 to 40 missing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Binh Gia
U. S
USW Leaders Meet to Resume Basic Steel Talks in Pittsburgh
USW 33 member executive board meets to plan bargaining objectives after a round of price increases. President David J. McDonald may seek approval to call the American Arbitration Association to supervise the union election. Negotiations with 11 steel producers resume Tuesday with a May 1 strike deadline if no agreement is reached.
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United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
American Arbitration Association
Ducers
Vacationers Send Frugal Wish From Winter Retreat
A postcard from winter vacationers expresses joy despite tight finances. The note reads we are having a wonderful time and wish we could afford it. The sentiment captures cheerful travel mood with a hint of budget constraints.
Dirksen Seeks Prudent Budget Cuts and Advisory Cash Forces
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen says Republicans will pursue judicious budget cuts and back a reduction in excise taxes. He urges creation of cash advisory forces for GOP policy input and calls for Johnson to outline plans on South Vietnam. He dodges endorsing Medicare payroll taxes, noting cost concerns and Kerr Mills as alternatives.
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Everett. M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
Congressional Republicans
GOP
Senate Finance Committee
Kerr- Mills
Health, Education and Welfare
Medicare
Collapse of Church Kills 55 in Mexico
Fifty five people died and sixty eight were injured when the roof of a new Roman Catholic church collapsed during a Mass at Rijo 80 miles southwest of Puebla. About 300 were inside as investigators cited possible faulty construction. The priest Father Ezequiel Alvarez Ortega was among the dead.
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Puebla
Mexico
Rijo
Ezequiel Alvarez Ortega
Alfonso Escamilla
Red China Renames Liu Shao Chi and Premier Chou En Lai
Tokyo dispatch says Liu Shao Chi was re elected president and Chou En Lai named premier by China s National People s Congress. Chu Teh becomes chairman of the Standing Committee. Mao s post as party chief remains unaffected amid health rumors.
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National People’s Congress
Liu Shao-chi
Chou En-lai
New China News Agency
Chu Teh
Mao Tze-tung
Communist Party
Ford named House Republican leader in 89th Congress
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan was chosen to lead House Republicans, defeating Rep. Charles Halleck of Indiana by a 73 to 67 vote. The chamber will see Ford craft strategy and steer GOP priorities in the upcoming session.
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Gerald R. Ford
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House
Charles Halleck
Indiana
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GOP
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Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Paul A. Fine
New York
Five Mississippi House Seats in Question by Freedom Democrats
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party challenges five Mississippi representatives for seating in the House amid protests and demonstrations. Veterans Colmer Whitten Abernethy Williams and Rep. Walker face seniority penalties after backing Goldwater, sparking broader racial disputes in Mississippi politics.
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House
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Mississippi Democratic Party
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Jamie Whitten
Thomas G. Abernethy
John Bell Williams
Prentiss Walker
Barry Goldwater
Williams
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
House Democrats
Goldwater
Sub freezing temps linger with warm weekend in forecast
Weather bulletin notes sub freezing conditions tonight with readings near 50 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 38 and today’s low 19 with a low of 29 expected tomorrow. Rainfall Saturday measured .12 of an inch.
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Tomor
Berkeley Appoints Meyerson Chancellor Amid Campus Strife
Berkeley's new acting chancellor Martin Meyerson, 42, vows to settle student turmoil by February. He imposes campus rules allowing open discussion on Sproul Hall steps, sets donation and literature areas, and cuts off campus speaker notice to 48 hours.
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Calif
University of California
Martn Meyerson
University
Board of Regents
Edward Strong
Meyerson
Faralty
Sproul Hall
Kennedys Return From Colorado Ski Vacation
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children arrived home Sunday night after a week of skiing in the Colorado Rockies.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Colorado Rockies
Senate and House Gear Up For New Congress
Russell B Long elected Democratic whip for the 89th Congress as Johnson plans a State of the Union address. Republicans face leadership races led by Ford and Laird while Democrats push social programs and a broader agenda.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
B-La
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Johnson to unveil Great Society tax cuts in State of the Union
President Johnson plans a live televised State of the Union outlining tax cut and budget proposals as part of his Great Society program. He will attend opening services of the 89th Congress at the National Presbyterian Church then deliver a late evening joint session address. The budget is expected to show federal spending below $100 billion.
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Senate
Mississippi
Johnson
Goldwater
Arizona
Paul J. Fannin
National Presbyterian Church
White House
Johnson Seeks July 1 Excise Tax Cut Figures
Johnson will request a dollar figure for the first time as the excise tax cut plan takes effect July 1. Speculation circles around a proposed reduction potentially nearing $2 billion.
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Johnson
Congress
Congress Prepares for New Session With Armed Services Draft Mix
Prior to Congress opening Rep. L Mendel Rivers says he does not favor ending the draft and drafts a bill to boost military pay by about 800 to 900 million annually. Clinton P Anderson and Cecil R King plan to introduce health care for the elderly under Social Security similar to a Senate bill killed by House action. Celebrezze advisory council urges higher Social Security benefits taxes and hospital insurance for aged and disabled.
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D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Cecil R. King
Calif
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