Suharto Dissolves Indonesian Communist Party
In Singapore, Lt Gen Suharto announced the dissolution of the Indonesian Communist Party in Jakarta in the name of President Sukarno. Suharto, now the power, vowed to keep Indonesia on a non extremist course while Sukarno appears as a figurehead amid army pressure against Subandrio and pro-Communist factions. Thousands of troops were deployed to Jakarta to curb protests.
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Canada Sex Spy Scandal Roils Parliament In Crisis
In Ottawa Liberal Prime Minister Lester Pearson faces Conservative threats over a security scandal involving Gerda Monsinger. Justice Minister Cardin leveled charges tying ex PM Diefenbaker’s cabinet to Monsinger, prompting fierce parliamentary clashes and a secret judicial inquiry. In other dispatches, Viet Nam war actions slow amid bad weather, and a Missouri plane crash claims four lives with several injuries.
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Gemini 8 Hatch Issue Casts Doubt On Launch Date
Gemini 8 astronauts meet with project officials to review hatch closing problems that could affect Tuesday launch. David R. Scott may conduct a lengthy space walk during the mission while Armstrong and Madison prepare for the flight and the Agena catch plan. A Cedar Rapids accident kills Nick Madison and injures three others after a high speed crash.
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Developments Hinted by Cuban Refugees Arriving in Miami
Cuban refugees arriving in Miami report a widespread belief at home that a major event is imminent. They say distrust within Fidel Castro's armed forces is growing, citing the arrest and sentencing of former officer Rolando Cabelas as a focal point of discussion.
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Calcutta Food Riots Continue Amid Night Unrest
Calcutta and West Bengal see third day of food riots with mobs burning railway stations and bombing delays. Death toll surpasses 25 as leftist leaders threaten larger demonstrations. state bus attacked near Tala Bridge wounding three. Defense draft calls drop to 21,700 for April amid Vietnam buildup. weather notes show colder nights and variable rainfall.
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