Suharto Named Acting President as Sukarno Loses Power
Indonesia's Congress stripped President Sukarno of authority and named Gen. Suharto acting president. Sukarno, 65, barred from political activity until elections next year amid fears of unrest. Suharto, 46, appeared somber leaving Congress and was to be sworn in Sunday night amid heavy guard.
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T. Jeff Williams
Jakarta
Indonesia
Congress
Sukarno
Suharto
Netherlands
Red Chi
Java
Vietnam Considers Lifting Ban on Spouses of Officials
The U S embassy in Saigon studies ending a two year ban that forced wives and dependents of diplomats soldiers and contractors to leave Vietnam after Viet Cong attacks. About 2000 affected though women in office jobs are exempt. Children remain barred due to schooling issues.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Saigon
USS
Vietnam
United States
Bangkok
Manila
Hong Kong
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Film on Christ Scheduled Today
The Vine an hour long color re creation of Christ days on earth will be shown on KS WS TV at 2 p m Today The Vine described as the most ambitious and best television production by Truett Myers has been in planning for over six years It aims to present the message of the glory of Christ in a unique manner Produced by the Radio Telephone and Television Commission and the NBC network The Vine is filmed in the Holy Land It is the third in a series of hour long specials for the Southern Baptist Hour Station wagons have doubled in number in recent years.
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Ksws-Tv
Vine
Truett Myers
Myers
Christ
Radio-Television Commission
National Broadcasting Co
The
Holy Land
NBC Television
Southern Baptist Hour
Campbell Denies Threats In Capitol Building Case
Former Gov. Jack M. Campbell told reporters he spoke with State Senator William Sego about the Capitol Buildings Improvement Commission investigation but denied applying pressure or threats. He said he represented CBIC and that any implication of threats is unfounded. Sego had asked for a hold on CBIC contracts over carpeting and other deficiencies.
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Santa FE
Jack M. Campbell
Capitol Buildings Improvement Commission
CBIC
Campbell
David F. Cargo
William Sego
R-Bernalillo
Sego
Capitol
Farm School Session Set Focus on Irrigation and Conservation
The first Spring Farm Management School session is scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Extension Club Building on the new Dexter highway Area farmers are invited to attend the program which centers on irrigation and conservation of water Charles Hohn Extension Agricultural Engineer at New Mexico State University will discuss the latest developments in irrigation management practices The second session will be held March 29 with Bill Jackson associate agronomist at NMSU covering the cotton growing cycle and water application Clark Leedy soil specialist at NMSU will discuss fertilization of cotton and other crops
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Spring Farm
Extension Club
New Dexter Highway
Charles Hohn
New Mexico State University
Bill Jackson
NMSU
Clark Leedy
Gandhi Allows Desai Return as Deputy PM in Cabinet Shake
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi rearranges her cabinet to end opposition to re election by bringing former Finance Minister Morarji Desai back as deputy prime minister. Desai withdraws plans to challenge Gandhi for Congress leadership and may receive a major portfolio, possibly finance, while Gandhi retains sole leadership.
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Myron L. Belkind
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Morarji Desai
Desai
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Congress
Sarvepalli Radhakrishan
Carmichael backs Powell in Harlem bid for Powell
Stokely Carmichael urged black power as he endorsed Adam Clayton Powell in the Harlem special election. Carmichael vowed SNCC and CORE leaders would campaign, including door knocking, while noting Powell’s 1966 Mississippi episode and race barriers.
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Bimini
Bahamas
America
Adam Clayton Powell
Stokely Carmichael
Powell
Carmichael
Harlem
Congress of Racial Equality
Floyd McKissick
Man Arrested On DWI Charge
Juan Angel Sifuentes, 25, 1413 W. Tilden, was arrested early Saturday for driving while intoxicated. Sifuentes is confined in county jail after being picked up by officers in the 400 block of East Second.
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Juan Angel Sifuentes
W. Tilden
Sifuentes
East Second
Irene Renfro
Missouri
West Second
E. V. Rose
Salvation Army
S. Main
Love for Child Questioned by Pediatric Team
A team of pediatricians presented at an AMA symposium that child beating stems from stresses in the home and that parenthood is not always as loving as adults claim. They urged mandatory reporting of suspected abuse and noted 41 cases reported at their hospital last year.
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Miami Beach, Fla
American Medical Association
John B. Reinhart
Elizabeth Elmer
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
Reinhart
Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Transcript filed in Gerlach case
The transcript from Justice of Peace Court is filed in Chaves District Clerk’s office in the case of Airman 2 C James E Gerlach 22 6th CES charged with involuntary manslaughter. Gerlach bound over to District Court on bond 2500 after a preliminary hearing before L O Thompson for the February 28 death of Henry L Rankin 20 of 2102 New Mexico Dr Rankin nighttime program director for KSWS TV died from injuries in a traffic accident at South Main and Hobbs just before midnight Feb 28.
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Justice of Peace Court
Chaves
James E. Gerlach
CES
Gerlach
Justice of Peace L. O. Thompson
Henry L. Rankin
New Mexico
Dr. Rankin
Ksws-Tv
South Main
Hobbs
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