North Sumatra rebel stronghold report signals shift
Reuters account cites UPI dispatches about Prapat and nearby towns in North Sumatra. Gov ernment forces retook Medan area after a see saw battle, while journalists including Griffin and Dominis reportedly avoided harm and were treated well by troops.
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North Sumatra
Prapat
Associated Press
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Wartern
Medan
Maiin Golan
G Herald
London
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Gase
Prapot
Griffin
Dominis
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Cominis
Time-Life
Mare
Magnum Photos
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Suma
Caltex Co
Central
Sumatra
U N Chief Opens Soviet Parley With Talks Today
Dag Hammarskjold arrives in Moscow to begin meetings with Soviet leaders, including likely a talk with Nikita Khrushchev. He expects no definite results but calls discussions important, and may urge renewal of participation in the Disarmament Commission amid broader summit talk. He plans to stay through Thursday.
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Moscow
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Vasily Kumetzov
U.N
Hammarskjold
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Helsinki
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Yugoslavs Cast Heavy Tito Ballot
Reports from rural areas say over 90 percent of Yugoslavia's eligible voters braved snow and cold to vote in the one party parliamentary elections. President Tito ran unopposed and polled 99.3 percent in Belgrade district where 95.3 percent voted. Belgrade's average was 92.2 percent for 201 representatives in Yugoslavia's first election since 1953.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
U S Funds Built King’s Haven Rest House Controversy
ICA officials testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a $70,000 rest house in Libya was funded by U S money for a Libyan base, not ICA aid. They said total U S assistance to Libya since independence nears 75 million dollars and will rise, with 104 million slated for Africa next year, including North Africa projects.
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Libya
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
U. S
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Africa
Europe
House Foreign Affairs’ Committee
van Dyke
Afri
Aus
America
Quest
North Africa
Moscow
Egypt
Germany Debates Atomic Arms Plan Prompts Potential Strike
In Bonn and Frankfurt, the six million member DGB union contemplates a general strike to protest atomic armament. Socialist leader Erich Ollenhauer denies recommending a walkout as union boards prepare to deliberate April 1 on weapons and reunification amid a prolonged Bundestag foreign policy debate.
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Germany
UPI
West Germany
Trade Union Federation
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Frankfurt
Erich Onenhaues
Duvsseldorf
NATO
Bonn Republic
New Medical Advance Corrects Constipation Naturally
A health brief describes a natural constipation remedy that softens waste for relief without laxatives. It claims not to irritate or distend the intestine, avoid griping or leakage, contains no laxative drug, and requires no warning label. The product aims to establish regularity without habit formation.
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