Indonesia reaffirms drive to crush Malaysia despite US aid
In Jakarta Lt. Gen. Ahmad Yani declares Indonesia will press its campaign against the Malaysia federation, signaling resolve after President Johnson offered training aid and jet training planes and helicopters to Malaysian forces. The top level remark follows Johnson's pledge of assistance to Malaysia.
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Military Pay Increase With Enlisted Exclusion Sparks Debate
The House Armed Services Committee approved a 207 million pay raise plan for all service members except enlisted personnel with under two years of service. It would mark a second raise in the year. Critics including Rep. Schweiker urged inclusion of new enlisted troops.
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State of Iowa tries to assert title to river island
In Sidney, a case titled State SIDNEY-TM-A sees the State of Iowa seeking to establish title to a 600 acre island in the Missouri River. The matter will be heard Thursday in District Court before Judge Regent Martin. Nebraska contends against taxing the land before the Nebraska Iowa boundary is settled, with the dispute reaching the Supreme Court.
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King and Wagner Meet Over New York Race Tensions
Dr Martin Luther King Jr conferred with Mayor Robert Wagner on New York racial matters while Harlem leaders criticized lack of prior consultation. The meeting followed police reassignment shifts and calls for a civilian review board, with unity council leaders outlining five key demands.
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Wilton Woman Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Mrs. Marvella J. Holmes 49 of Wilton was arrested on embezzlement by a public officer, accused of a $10,019 shortage in the town public utility fund over six years. Bond posted at $85,000, with preliminary hearing awaiting schedule. auditor cites funds mishandled from water and light collections.
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GOP Convention Struggle Highlights Iowa State Meet in Des Moines
Republicans gather in Des Moines for the Iowa state post primary convention to unite conservatives and moderates under a platform. Delegates will elect Central Committee members while key figures like Gov candidate Evan Hultman and State Chairman Robert Ray address caucuses and discuss the extremism debate spurred by Goldwater.
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Fulbright Sees Soviets Joining Plan for Central American Canal
WASHINGTON. Senator Fulbright says a new sea level canal across Central America could be built by a consortium of nations and may include the Soviet Union as a member. He argues Soviet participation might bolster peace and stability and not threaten U.S. interests. His book Old Myths and New Realities, published by Random House, outlines overcoming cold war mindsets to seek peaceful international cooperation.
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Ranger 7 Launch Aims For Moon Photo Mission
Cape Kennedy Florida saw the Ranger 7 spacecraft lifted by an Atlas Agena rocket at 12 50 am EST. The mission plans thousands of close up photographs of potential lunar landing sites for 1969 ending years of U S moon shot frustrations as the 104 foot tall booster roared skyward and vanished in a southeast trajectory.
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Rochester Race Riots Quiet Amid Outside Agitation Claims
Governor Rockefeller toured Rochester after a violent weekend of racial unrest. He found no evidence of outside agitators despite heavy police presence and 1,500 National Guard troops ready to act. Officials fear another flare as factories close and workers disperse, with at least four dead and many property losses reported.
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Bishop Examines Crown Methodis James Thomas at conference
Des Moines pastor Bishop James S. Thomas inspects a crown to be used in a dramatic production during the Methodist Youth Fellowship Conference at Purdue University. Miss Emeline Crone of Nashville and Robert E. Seaver of New York serve as committee chair and program director respectively.
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Senate backs ethics study panel for federal officials
The Senate rejected new rules for outside financial disclosure and instead supported creating a two year study commission to oversee ethics standards for federal officials. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he wanted to review the matter before deciding.
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Inside Today Dear Abby Editorials Sports Women's News Daily Report
Inside Today compiles Dear Abby editorials and column insights with sports notes and women's news brief items. It summarizes daily editorials, sports updates, and social features from the edition.
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Churchill Is Lauded In House Of Commons Ceremony
Britain honors Sir Winston Churchill with a moving House of Commons ceremony as crowds cheer his return after decades. A disturbance occurred outside when a protester accused him of betrayal while police intervened. Churchill attended briefly, listening at question time and departing with aid from friends.
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Castro Says Cubans Will Answer U S Shot For Shot
Fidel Castro told American reporters in Santiago that Cuba will retaliate shot for shot if U S Marines kill another Cuban, insisting the Soviet Union knows Cuba would act if pressed. He refused to drop ties with the socialist bloc and said talks with the United States may occur only if there is willingness, warning no rush to restore relations.
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