Malaysia warns leftists against anti U S march during Johnson visit
Kuala Lumpur Prime Minister Abdul Rahman urged Malaysians to avoid anti U S demonstrations as President Johnson arrives for a 21 hour visit. He rejected a Labor party demand for a peaceful airport protest and warned such actions could turn violent. The white paper accuses militants of Communist activity linked to Viet Cong support and says 500 to 600 Red guerrillas guard the Malaysia Thailand border with up to 1000 trained youths as a reserve.
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Abdul Rahman
Johnson
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Johson
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Peking
Mani
South Viet Nam
Malaya
Malayan Communist Party
Cleveland attorney pleads innocent in OSU table defacing case
In Columbus Municipal Court Edward Corrigan, 44, entered an innocent plea after being charged with defacing a table at the Ohio State University Student Union. The case was continued to November 25.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio State University
Edward Corrigan
Five Hurt? No Five Unhurt In West Alexandria Crash
A family of five escaped injury after their car struck and killed a Shetland pony on West Alexandria Road around 10 15 p m Deputy Harold May said Chester Junior Jewell 24 of Preble County Line Road was northbound when the pony owned by Morton Lawson 6726 West Alexandria Road ran into the path of the car Passengers included his wife Ann Mae 26 and children Timothy 6 Chester 4 and Ann Lee 2 The bluejay comment appears unrelated to the incident.
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West Alexandria Road
Harold May
Chester Junior Jewell
Preble County Line Road
Morton Lawson
Jewell
Ann Mae
Timothy
Chester
Ann Lee
Head Start Students Retain Learning Edge, Need Good Teachers
A government study of 179 kindergartners who took Head Start shows they maintain greater readiness for learning six months later compared with peers. Good teaching boosts Head Start gains more than for non participants, while poor teaching harms them more due to higher expectations.
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Washington
Max Wolff
Center For Urban Educcation
New York
Cross Burning Reported After Drink-In Incident
Aurora police described a cross shaped grass fire in front of former All America guard Bill Burrells home linked to a local drink in at the Aloha Lounge. Burrell a 1959 Illinois All American and NAACP executive board member said the fire followed a tavern protest over Negro patrons.
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Aurora
Ill
All-Amerca
Bill Burrell
Sgt
Wayne Slaughter
The
Burrell
All America
University of Ilinois
Kankakee
Chicago
Delores
Melvin Gibson
Emily
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Bank Watcher Saxon to Retire This Year
San Francisco RP James J. Saxon comptroller of currency announced plans to retire at the end of his five year term November 15. Saxon appointed in 1961 by President Kennedy to supervise national banks spoke in San Francisco to the American Bankers Association while suffering a severe laryngitis attack.
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San Francisco
James J. Saxon
Saxon
Kennedy
American Bankers Association
Windows Broken at Oneida School Vandalism
Frank R. Homsher custodian at Oneida School on Yankee Road reported to deputies that vandals threw rocks breaking three windows on the ae floor of the building.
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Frank R. Homsher
Oneida
Yankee Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Doctors Quit Smoking a Vice That Can Kill
Tobacco is the cause of 98 percent of lung cancer cases and kills many through related diseases. One in four smokers becomes a victim of this dread illness, as doctors warn that cigarettes trigger serious ailments beyond lung cancer.
New Tablet Helps Smokers Quit Without Will Power
A report from the Anti Tobacco Center of America cites 88 648 heavy smokers stopping via a new nicotine elimination tablet. The University of Chicago NORC found 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke. Smokers may request free information by sending name and address on a postcard to the center in New York.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Anti-Tobacco Center of America, Dept
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