New Senators Of 1965 Seen As Energetic Freshmen
Washington reports Democratic leader Mike Mansfield praises nine new U S Senate freshmen. Among them Kennedy Harris Mondale Tydings and Ross Bass plus Republicans Fannin and Murphy. The group averages 47 with several under 40, noted for active rise in judiciary district and government work and for breaking old norms.
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UPI
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Mike Mansfield
U.S. Senate
Everett M. D
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Ef Ross Bass
Tenn
Fred Harris
Okla
Walter F. Mondale
Minn
Joseph M. Montoya
N.M
Donald S. Russell
S. C
Joseph D. Tydings
Massachusetts
Bobby Kennedy
Long Bat
New York State
Tydings
Millard E. See
Judiciary
District of Columbia
D.C
Bob Kennedy
Mansfield
Russell
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Name Change Rejected for Student De Gaulle Lougou Moulin
Justice Joao Gabriel Starling ruled against Churchill de Gaulle Lougou Moulin seeking to keep the name De Gaulle noting it caused years of ridicule. The judge praised the French president as a hero and statesman deserving respect. Meanwhile in Poole England, over 2,000 oysters valued at 364 dollars were discarded after diesel oil contaminated storage water.
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Belo Horizonte
Brazil
Joao Gabriel Starling
Churchill de Gaulle Lougou Moulin
de Gaulle
Starling
Poole
England
UPI
China’s Mao era loses allies as Africans turn away
A China policy assessment notes Mali’s Keita seeking ties with Russia and Yugoslavia, Kenya’s Kenyatta mocked by Red agents, and new East Africa Front whispers. Lin Piao portrays China as losing influence as Khrushchev’s successors steer Moscow away from Peking, amid Viet Nam tensions and a stalled Asian African conference.
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Ta Civete
China
Ioainianetin
Mali
Kenya
Peking
Mobido Keita
Russia
Yugoslavia
Red
Mao
Jomo Kenyatta
Mau Mau
People’s Front of East Africa
Kenyatta
Lin Piao
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
North Korea
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Indonesia
Japan
India
Europe
Norway
Italy
France
Belgium
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Aleksei Kosygin
Algeria
Keita
Egypt
Nasser
Moscow
Viet Nam
Indonesia installs new KOTI staff under Soeharto
JAKARTA UPI Maj Gen Soeharto installed a new KOTI lineup appointing himself as chief of staff. The military only group includes acting Maljons Hert Sauer ay dees ambang as a chief and seven section chiefs from army navy and air force. Brig Gen Mohammed Sabur said the body will maintain military responsibilities. Sukarno urged Indonesians to stop destroying one another.
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UPI
Soeharto
Sukarno
Supreme Operational Command
KOTI
Maljons Hert Sauer Ay Dees Ambang
Army
Navy
Air Force
Mohammed Sabur
Astaire says discotheque dances are more music than dancing
Hollywood veteran Fred Astaire, while acknowledging the Watusi and other new steps, says discotheque dances are not true dances but music-driven contortions. He prefers straight dramatic acting now and notes he’s dancing less, seeking roles like a pool-playing character in Dr. Kildare.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Fred Astaire
Astaire
Wood Palace
Clint Walker
Jack Webb
Andy Griffith
Dial-a-smear worries senators on automated calls
A Senate commerce subcommittee heard concerns over growing use of recorded telephone messages for political purposes and potential abuse as automation nears full deployment. FCC chief E William Henry warned machines may call you and deliver or withdraw messages, raising fears of intrusions at home and manipulation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Commerce
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
Henry
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