Communist Ousting Escalates in Indonesia Jakarta
Jakarta reports say Foreign Minister Subandrio is near ouster for pro-Chinese views and may take a prolonged exile. China protests Indonesian actions against its supporters after the failed coup, while Subandrio remains active. Antara cites no territorial claims but history urges crushing Malaysia. The PKI faces mounting evidence of covert influence in the army and civil service.
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UPI
Subandrio
Red China
China
Indonesia
Sukarno
New China
Tokyo
Medan
Antara
Malaysia
Radio Jakarta
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
Angkatan Bersendjata
Civil Service
Rusk Urges Integration Of U S and European Forces
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said that integrating U S and allied forces in Europe is an operational necessity to avoid confusion in a crisis. He clashed with Charles de Gaulle over NATO reorganization as France aims to end integration by 1969.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Europe
Rusk
de Gaulle
United States
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Soviet Union
Germany
Britain
U N Assembly Calls Britain to Use Force in Rhodesia
The General Assembly voted 829 to 18 abstentions to demand that Britain use military force if needed to ensure complete political freedom in Rhodesia, despite Britain’s objections led by Lord Caradon who warned such action would bring discord amid danger.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Britain
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Lord Caradon
Ramblin' Jes Returns from Viet Nam Cruise
James E. Gemeiner visiting in the home of the Davis family at 1908 John Circle. He just returned from an 11 month cruise in the Vietnam area aboard the U S S Coral Sea. The couple will leave Monroe November 12 for San Diego where he will be stationed at Miramar NAS.
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James E. Gemeiner
W. C. Davis
John Circle
Viet Nam
U.S.S. Coral Sea
Monroe
San Diego
Calif
N. A
Miramar
Apollo astronaut trains as Aero symposium ends on campus
Apollo astronaut explains training methods during the fifth Aero space Education Symposium concluded on Louisiana Tech University campus. Page 2A coverage notes symposium highlights and participant remarks.
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Apollo Astronaut
Louisiana Tech
Pakistan and India renew conflict over Kashmir
In Karachi and New Delhi both sides reported fighting along the Kashmir front lines. Pakistan claimed 50 Indian troops killed in Khairatta while India reported 9 Pakistani deaths and 13 wounded in Lahore and Kashmir. The UN Security Council urged cease-fire compliance as Shastri warned of possible joint action by Pakistan and China.
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Karachi
UPI
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
United Nations
Radio Pakistan
Khairatta
Indian Kashmir
New Delhi
Indian Defense Ministry
Lahore
All India Radio
Rajasthan
New York
United Nations Security Council
Lal Bahadur Shastri
China
U.N
Cloudy Twin Cities Forecast With Mild Weekend Outlook
Mostly cloudy skies prevail in the Twin Cities with no rain forecast by the U S Weather Bureau. Temperatures rise to 70 75 by Sunday with overnight lows 60 65. In Monroe and West Monroe, Friday saw 1.39 inches of rain at Selman Field and a high of 63 and a low of 69 degrees.
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Twin Cities
U. S. Weather Bureau
Monroe
West Monroe
FAA
Selman Field
Morrissey Nomination Withdrawn At White House
Francis X. Morrissey of Boston asked President Johnson to withdraw his nomination to the federal bench. Johnson agreed, praising Morrissey’s courage but Morrissey cited family and distraction to Johnson. Morrissey, tied to the Kennedy circle, faced Senate backlash and a delayed fate.
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Johnson City
Tex
Francis X. Morrissey
Boston
Senate
Johnson
Morrissey
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D. Mass
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Molotov Reported Rehabilitated as Kosygin Advisor
Reports from London and Moscow claim Vyacheslav Molotov, 75, has been rehabilitated after eight years in the doghouse and is advising Premier Kosygin on foreign affairs and some economic matters. No official post is held, but Molotov is said to help prepare the new Kosygin economic program outlined Sept. 27 to the Central Committee.
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London
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Alexei N. Kosygin
Joseph Stalin
Kosygin
Molotov
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
Moscow
Khrushchev
McKeithen Seeks Big Tidelands Settlement Tour
Gov. John McKeithen outlined hopes for a tidelands interim settlement of more than $20 million, with some sources citing up to $38 million. He will lead a Louisiana delegation abroad to Latin America, visiting Argentina and Brazil, while lawmakers consider reducing the Louisiana Tax Commission to advisory status.
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Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Tidelands
Russell B. Long
D-La
McKeithen
Long
Wahington
New Orleans
Louisiana Board of Highways
John J. Sherrouse Jr
Louisiana Mineral Board
R. Fred Petty
Tensas
West Monroyan Dies In Wreck
A West Monroe man, Claude W. Massey, 62, of 210 Ferndale Street, was killed near Tallulah on Highway 80 Friday night when his car collided with a Mercury Freight Lines truck from Mobile Alabama. Funeral arrangements are under Mulhearn Funeral Home of Monroe.
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Tallulah
West Monroe
Hwy
Mercury Freight Lines
Mobile
Ala
Claude W. Massey
Ferndale Street
Mulhearn Funeral Home of
Monroe
Turkey accuses Greek Cypriots of aggression at UN meeting
Turkish Ambassador Orhan Eralp told the Security Council that 10 000 Turkish Cypriots face aggression by Greek Cypriots in Famagusta. Greek Cypriot officials denied the charge, citing cease fire adherence. The council urged restraint as fighting reports surfaced and casualties were reported on both sides.
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Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Turkey
United Nations, N.Y
Famagusta
Orhan Eralp
11 Nation Council
Fernando Ortiz Sanz
Bolivia
Eralp
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U Thant
Thant
U.N
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
Drafted into Marines draws mixed reactions in San Diego
In San Diego a first batch of draftees arrives at the Marine recruit depot amid mixed feelings. John Williams of Compton and Kenneth Boutte of Hacienda Heights, both 20, weigh tougher life in the Marines than the Army while others cheer the uniform. Drill instructors warn of adjustment and discipline challenges as 62 draftees were processed, with 31 choosing to enlist for longer terms.
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San Diego
Calif
Marines
John Williams
Compton
Army
Kenneth Boutte
Hacienda Heights
Marine Corps
Williams
Boutte
Gelin Darst
South Carolina Moves to File Original Suit on 1965 Voting Rights Act
Washington AP South Carolina seeks an original suit to challenge the 1965 Voting Rights Act alleging constitutional violations. The Supreme Court allowed the state to proceed but denied permission for immediate involvement as a friend of the court, set for Jan. 17 argument. The order also outlined timelines for other states and potential amici.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Hich
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
U.S
Justice Department
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Department
High Court
Negtoes
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Department of Defense
U.S. Air Force
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Los Angeles
Ted Matsunasa
Lomita
Matsunaga
Richard Fair
Redondo Beach
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Gary Fanning
Paramounte
Richard Martinez
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