Star of India Hunt Moves to Miami
Allan Dale Kuhn, 26, arrived in Miami as investigators pursue leads to recover the Star of India sapphire and 21 other jewels valued at $410,000 stolen October 29 from the American Museum of Natural History. Kuhn, accompanied by two detectives and an attorney, was reportedly under surveillance but not custody.
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Miami
Fla
Allan Dale Kuhn
Star of India
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Kuhn
Jack
Murph the Sorf
Murphy
Roger Frederick Clark
Clark
Charlie Smith
Fellows
Miami Beach
Mariner 4 Still Going For Mars
Pasadena sources report NASA’s Mariner 4 remains en route to Mars on a 325 million mile flight. After 40 days in space the probe heads for a July 14 fly-by with all systems normal and the transmitter expected to relay first close-up television pictures.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Earth
Sukarno Confirms Indonesia to Withdraw From UN
Foreign diplomats in Jakarta report President Sukarno still plans to pull Indonesia from the United Nations. He was to address a mass rally tonight, following a week of threats to quit the world body.
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Antoine Yarded
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United Nations
World Organization
Soepeno
Indonesia Presses Withdrawal Talk From United Nations
Dors urged Foreign Minister Subandrio to discuss Indonesia's withdrawal from the United Nations with only Red China reportedly approving. Indonesian delegates at U N headquarters in New York verbally informed officials of the withdrawal last Friday after Malaysia’s admission to the Security Council. Written notice has not arrived amid speculation of second thoughts. The Information Ministry minimized Britain's Malaysia buildup and warned Indonesians not to fear, calling the Malaysian actions an exaggeration and a pretext for retaliation against Indonesia.
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Subandrio
United Nations
U.N
New York
Malaysia
Sukarno
Security Council
Indonesian Information Ministry
Indonesia
India Accepts U S Submarine Armed With Nuclear Missiles
New Delhi reports a shift in attitude as India quietly approves the stationing of a U S submarine equipped with Polaris missiles in Asian waters. The move follows China’s atomic tests and amid concerns over Chinese nuclear pressure.
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New Delhi
India
U.S
China
United States
Gold Backing On U S Currency To Be Cut
President Johnson plans to ask Congress to eliminate the 25 percent gold backing on U S currency and free $5 billion in gold for future supply increases or international obligations. The change would end the legal requirement for gold reserves backing U S banking and marks only the second major shift since 1934.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
United States
Johnson backs repeal of 25 percent gold reserve rule
Economists note money supply growth signals continued expansion while Johnson argues repealing the 25 percent gold backing is needed. The Fed currently can suspend the gold requirement for currency and reserves for short periods, renewing it as desired.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Johnson
A Chuckle: The Lecture That Numbs and Dumbfounds
A humorous line notes that a lecture can leave listeners feeling numb at one end and dumb at the other, poking fun at the dulling effect of long talks.
Space schedule shifts as Apollo missions revised for 1966
Houston based space officials announce major schedule changes delaying the first three man Apollo orbital flights in 1966. The third flight becomes an unmanned Saturn 4B test, with the lunar module test and reduced Apollo spacecraft use.
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Houston, Tex
U.S
Moon
Lee
Democrats Will Fill Key Posts On Ways and Means
Washington AP reported House Democrats meet to name three new members of the Ways and Means Committee. The pick impacts health care for the aged under Social Security and shapes party assignments to other House panels. Republicans planned their own organizing meeting for the new session.
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Washington
House
Committees
Congress
Johnson
Ways and Means
Cooling trend expected to start Friday night
Temperatures rise into the 60s tomorrow with rain likely late tonight and into tomorrow. The low today was 30 and the high yesterday was 49.
Johnson Would Pay Portion of Schools' Costs
President Johnson proposed a broad health package including federal aid to basic operating costs for medical and dental schools and a five year grant plan to develop multipurpose regional medical centers. He urged Medicare for the aged this year and expanded funding for pediatric care and mental health services. The plan aims to fight heart disease cancer and stroke and to improve medical education with federal support.
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Johnson
Washington
Congress
Health Profession
Health Professions
United States
Kerr- Mills
Food and Drug Administration
Commission On
Michael DeBakey
Houston
Tex
Johnson proposes health package with elder insurance plan
The proposal emphasizes health insurance for the aged, expanded mental health and disability rehabilitation, and tighter controls on barbiturates. No total cost is given. the plan aims to lift hospital bill fears for older citizens and encourages private supplementary insurance while preserving patient choice.
Abel Seeks Top Steel Union Post in Historic Challenge
I W Abel, secretary treasurer of United Steelworkers, aims to unseat President David McDonald in the February 9 election. He argues rank and file discontent with technocratic leadership and calls for total job security and industrywide bargaining to expand organizing and protect members. McDonald campaigns on a platform of modernizing the union for the 1960s, pushing for unorganized workers to join, direct care through Medicare provisions, civil rights enforcement, and pension plans.
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Pittsburgh
I. W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
David McDonald
Abel
David J. McDonald
McDonald
USW
T. S. Eliot Cremated in London Service
The body of poet T. S. Eliot was cremated in London after a funeral at St. Stephen's Kensington. The ashes will be interred next week at East Coker in Somerset, a village Eliot immortalized in verse, though few there knew him.
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London
TS. Eliot
Kensington
St. Stephen's
Somerset
East Coker
Eliot
Air Force to Disband 155 Reserve Units by April
The Air Force announced plans to disband 155 Air Force Reserve units by April. Observers view the move as a likely precursor to merging the Air Force Reserve with the Air National Guard.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Force Reserve
Air National Guard
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