Indonesia Congress to probe Sukarno in March session
Indonesian congress leaders plan a full session in March or April to review President Sukarno's status and possibly demand his removal. The body seeks information on his role in the October 1965 coup and the chaotic economy, with Gen Suharto's cooperation. A defense minister cited Sukarno describing six murdered generals as executed orderly.
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JFK Book Contract Fight Ends In Hamburg Court
UPI reports attorneys for Look rejected three compromise offers that would allow Stern to continue publishing the unedited Leave a President serialization from William Manchester. A Hamburg court previously refused Look injunctions, noting insufficient evidence. Stern bought the rights last November and faced Kennedy family deletions. Look seeks an out of court settlement while pressing for the removals.
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Vassar Studying Move to Yale Campus in New Haven
A joint Yale and Vassar committee will study relocating Vassar College to Yale's New Haven home or possible close cooperation without relocation. The group, formed by Yale President King Brewster and Vassar President Alan Simpson, will consider feasibility and report in about two years while Vassar retains its own governance and degree requirements.
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Protesters Spray Deodorant at Parson College Sit-In
In Fairfield Iowa AP protesters staged a sit in for peace at Parsons College. About six students shouted in a counter demonstration while others sprayed deodorant on a small group of Marine Corps recruiters. Soap bars were handed out and signs were seized. no violence occurred and campus police intervened only to disperse the crowds.
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Japan Russia Air Pact Opens Trans Siberian Route
Tokyo reports Japan and the Soviet Union signed contracts to launch an once weekly trans Siberian air service linking Tokyo and Moscow starting April 17. The accord signals closer aviation cooperation and expands international air routes in the Far East.
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