Kishi Wins as Liberal Democrats Seen Returning to Power
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and 12 LDP members along with two socialists won early seats in Japan's seventh postwar election. The lead victors include Kishi's brother and cabinet secretary Kiichi Aichi. Turnout neared 40 million in cloudy weather with no incidents.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan
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Fisaku Sato
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U S OKs Arms Sales to Indonesian Government
The United States will issue licenses for the sale and shipment of about half a million dollars of police type small arms to the Indonesian government. State Department officials said the department has withdrawn objections to such shipments amid the civil war crisis and modified its position.
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Indonesia
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India warns arms sales to Indonesia not alter balance
New Delhi reports that protests over shifts in U S policy reflect tension with Pakistan and unrest in East Pakistan. The United States has long sold small arms to Indonesia for police work, with licenses reviewed by the Defense Department and State Department, amid rising cross-border firing and Communist insurgency concerns in the region.
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Military equipment deal referenced in Indonesian request
Fragments indicate civilian aircraft components linked to an Indo nesian request dating from last summer for several hundred million dollars in military equipment, suggesting a larger defense supply consideration or aid package under review.
British Deny Margaret Engagement Report Sparks Palace Note
London denials over a Geneva report claiming Princess Margaret will wed Peter Townsend prompt British papers to parse palace statements. The report followed a dinner with Group Captain Townsend and the princess, who in 1955 said she would not marry him due to his divorce. Townsend travels to the continent Saturday as Margaret and Queen Elizabeth depart for a Scottish vacation.
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Daily Sketch
TV actors nabbed for resisting arrest in crash incident
Two actors from a western TV show Move When Gilmer returned to the scene after a crash found that off duty officer William Gilmer arrested Charl es Hibbs for suspected drunken driving. Crossett and Delgado allegedly shoved the officer then sped off in Hibbs car before being halted by officers.
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