Shastri Faces Confidence Crisis In Indian Govt
CONRAD FINE reports from New Delhi that Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, in office eight months, faces rising opposition and criticism over diplomatic ineptitude and indecisive leadership. Top aides and influential politicians consider replacing him, but fear party disruption and wider chaos. Authorities warn against destabilizing India amid economic strain.
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Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Moit
S. K. Patil
Morarji Desai
V. K Krishna Menon
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Cairo
Nehru
China
U.S
Kerala
Coats Bank Held Up in Kansas Robbery
Two men robbed Coats State Bank of about 900 to 1,000 at 10:25 a.m. cashier E L Trock said the bandits, one white and one Negro, ordered the assistant to open the vault. They moved to rear where an employee and customer were seated, while others remained front.
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Coats, Kan
Coats State Bank
E.L. Trock
Raymond Raushut
Rauhut
Trock
Congress Remains Slow Learner by James Marlow AP Analyst
Congress sticks to old loyalties as leaders in both chambers resist post election change. Republicans elevate Melvin R. Laird and Gerald R. Ford contending for House leadership amid factions while Senate keeps Dirksen and Mansfield in place. Long wins assist leadership contest amid mixed Kennedy Johnson programs. McCormack remains House speaker as Democrats hold steady.
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Barry Goldwater
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New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
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Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate Democrats
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Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
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Rhode Island
A. S
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Oklahoma
Pastore
Monroney
Long
Louisi
Ana
Supreme Court
Humphrey
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Truth as Kingdom Standpoint Against Tyranny
A Sunday School lesson contrasts deceit in communist and Nazi regimes with Jesus teaching on the kingdom of God. It cites Silone and Stalin, stresses truth as the kingdom's foundation, and urges present faith in God over past or future focus, citing Beatitudes and Matthew 5 7.
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Plato
Pilate
Jesus
God
Russia
America
Doom for markets predicted by Can leader
NEW YORK AP A Can Co executive predicts a future with automated supermarkets. Housewives could shop through glass displays and video ordering with a key device, eliminating clerks and baskets as stores become highly automated.
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New York
France
Sweden
Herbert R. Brineberg
American Can Co
Heart Trouble Kills Jeanette MacDonald
Mournful Hollywood reports the death of singer actress Jeanette MacDonald after heart trouble in Houston at 57. Gene Raymond travels with her body. Nelson Eddy hails her career and partnership from Naughty Marietta to I Married an Angel. MacDonald rose from Philadelphia beginnings to MGM stardom with Eddy and high profile co stars.
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Hollywood
Gene Raymond
Jeanette MacDonald
Houston
Raymond
Beverly Hills
Michael E. de. Bakey
Duke of Windsor
Ucla Medical Center
Methodist Hospital
Nelson Eddy
Miss MacDonald
Eddy
Eddie MacDonald
Gilbert and Sullivan
Clark Gable
Paramount
Chevalier
Louis B. Mayer
MGM
Nele Son Eddy
Marietta
Suave actor Fairbanks stays close to show business
Douglas Fairbanks Jr, who became an actor at 14 and a film star at 22, remains connected to entertainment through occasional TV hosting and narration. At 55, he oversees diverse ventures from European bowling alleys to a self-lighting cigarette and pen company while prepping ABC previews specials and sharing past TV creation experiences. He and his wife split time between New York and England. Recommended viewing includes NBC and CBS holiday programs featuring Bob Hope and Danny Kaye.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Televisione
NEW York (Ap
Douglas Faibanks Jr
Fairbanks
Anthony Newley
Broadway
Fairbangs
New York
England
Europe
Bob Hope
NBC
Hope
CBS
Danny Kaye
Paradise
Beast Has Last Word
Turner Kirkland phoned in a report from Union City Tennessee describing a trap he called a badger rare that looked like a skunk. He noted a white spot on the head and jabbed the animal to inspect it as the reporter’s description proved correct.
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Union City
Tenn
Turner Kirkland
Kirkland
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