Trial Demand Shocks Sukarno As Mob Marches
More than 10,000 Indonesian youths marched to President Sukarno's palace shouting go to hell demanding his trial for leading the communist coup attempt a year ago. The demonstration coincided with the first day of former Foreign Minister Subandrio's trial on charges of masterminding the plot.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Subandrio
Weather and Indonesian political turmoil at a glance
The weatherman predicts sunny slightly warmer weather with a high near 65 and a fair night ahead. Indonesian politics loom as Subandrio faces trial amid security in a two story building while Sukarno remains a figurehead with Suharto’s army in control and students protesting at the palace.
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Miami Valley
Two CAP fliers injured in Hook Field crash
Two Civil Air Patrol officers suffered face cuts and nose fractures when their single engine two seater crashed on landing at Hook Field during a Civil Defense efficiency test. Carl Hon Sr. and Morris Esham were treated at Middletown Hospital in good condition. The cross wind mishap involved a ground slip and brief airborne bounce before the plane nosedived. The two were part of a two day exercise with about 120 CAP and Civil Defense workers at three Ohio airfields.
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Guthrie
Civil Air Patrol
Hook Field
Middletown Hospital
Carl Hon Sr
Trenton-Franklin Road
Morris Esham
Cincinnati
Hon
Eshom
CAP
Civil Defense
Ohio
Middletown
Bar group urges limits on police and lawyers in crime reports
An American Bar Association study group proposed restricting public comments by police prosecutors and defense attorneys in pending criminal cases until trial concludes. It opposes broad media restraints and recommends ethics canon revisions and court rules, with contempt penalties for violators. Critics from ASNE and newspaper editors call it an assault on press freedom and separation of powers.
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Washington
American Bar Association
American Society of Newspaper Editors — Society
Robert C. Nelson
J. Edward Murray
Freedom of Information and
Bar - Press Committee
D. Tennant Bryan
Committee On Free Press and Fair Trial
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Oregonian
Murray
Arizona Republic
Portland
Ciary
ABA
Netson and
Shell Removal Heroics at Da Nang Navy Hospital
Captain Harry H. Dinsmore and Engineer 2 C John J. Lyons of Punxsutawney Pennsylvania and Ewa Beach Hawaii performed a perilous shell removal at the U S Navy Hospital in Da Nang. Lyons held the mortar shell as Dinsmore operated using sandbag protection. The shell nearly detonated with the firing pin driven back to avoid explosion.
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Harry H. Dinsmore
Punxsutawney
C. John J. Lyons
Ewa Beach
Hawaii
U.S. Navy
da Nang
Dinsmore
Lyons
Carmichael Admits Urging Demonstrations in Atlanta
SNCC leader Stokely Carmichael testified in federal court that he urged a Negro demonstration in Atlanta three weeks earlier. He denied inciting violence in riot injuries that left 15 people hurt on Sept 6 as judges reviewed SNCC’s bid to stop prosecutions and challenge riot laws.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokely Carmichael
Atlanta
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Man Smashed U S Consulate Windows And Hammered Police
A man swung a hammer and destroyed about $5,000 of windows at the U S Consulate and nearby Metropolitan Toronto Courthouse. He struck a policeman, knocking him unconscious, before police detained him. Officials identify the suspect as a 230 pound 6 foot 6 inch Yugoslav man with a history of mental illness.
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Toronto
U.S
Country Doctor's plan frees nurses in Standish hospital
Dr Malcolm Dolbee described a program where specially trained nurses at Standish Hospital administer CPR and operate coronary care units during heart stoppages. He said the system could save thousands of lives annually by reducing delays before doctor arrival.
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Detroit
Michigan
Malcolm Dolbee
American Heart Association
Dolbee
Colbee
Standish
Still Dangerous Inez On Course Toward Florida
Hurricane Inez, weakened after two Cuba incursions, shifts toward a northeast Florida coast path. Forecaster Paul Moore warns of sustained 45 mph winds and gales from the Florida Keys to Stuart as Cuba toll rises with Haiti, Dominica, and Guadeloupe suffering heavy damage and deaths.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Cuba
Florida
Bimini
Paul Moore
National Hurricane Center
Moore
Caribbean
Haiti
Dominica
Guadeloupe
Grand Bahama Island
Florida Keys
Stuart
State
Bahamas
Sierra Mountains
Gunman finally gives up after hostages watched
Cape Girardeau Missouri police say Carl Clark, 23, held four people for seven hours in a Seabaugh home after breaking in at 2 a.m. He fired eight shots fatally wounding Mrs Zola Clifton, 71. Clark surrendered after talks with Sgt. Stallings.
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Phillips
Clark
Nancy Seabaugh
Nancy
John Seabaugh
Dave Boren
Stallings
Dan D. Whittle
Daily
Southeast Missourian
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