Sukarno orders army to end anti-Red drive in Indonesia
Grim faced President Sukarno declares Suharto new army commander to restore law and order while protesters call to ban the Indonesian Communist Party after the Sept. 30 coup. KOTI orders ban on political activities tied to the coup as Suharto poised to lead a 270000 strong force.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Suharto
Indonesian Communist Party
Communist Party
Red Party
KOTI
Supreme Operations Command
Snow Reports Reach Northwest New Mexico
Snow fell Saturday across northwestern New Mexico with accumulations up to two inches in towns including Gallup Grants Socorro Datil Quemada Magdalena and Reserve. A major Rocky Mountain storm prompted four to six inch warnings, colder weather expected through Sunday, and officials cautioned hunters and stockmen about possible heavy snow while main highways from Gallup to Silver City were not seriously affected.
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New Mexico
Gallup
Grants
Socorro
Datil
Quemada
Magdelena
Reserve
Rockies
U.S. Weather Bureau
West New Mexico
Silver City
Bureau
Johnson improves as stitches removed and dental work done
President Johnson, recovering from gall bladder and kidney stone surgery, had stitches removed and dental work completed at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors say he feels comfortable and could leave the hospital soon, with six weeks to full recovery. plans include a possible return to the White House or Texas ranch for further recuperation.
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Washington
Johnson
Joseph Laitin
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
White House
Laitin
George A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Navy
Capt
John Pepper
Cmdr
James Enoch
Texas
Four adults and a child die in New Mexico traffic crash
Two Albuquerque women, a man from Albuquerque, a 5-year-old girl from Truth or Consequences, and a Deming truck driver are listed among New Mexico's latest traffic fatalities. The women died Saturday on U.S. 64 84 285 near Espanola after a failed passing maneuver caused a tractor trailer collision. The 5-year-old, Sherry Bickman, perished in a separate crash on U.S. 60 near Fort Sumner. her mother Lucille Bickman was injured.
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THE
Associated Press
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Kathryn O'Connell
Margret Olson
U.S
Espanola
Sherry Bickman
U.S. 60
Fort Sumner
Lucille Bickman
Scout Day at Walker Air Force Base Draws 800
About 800 Boy Scouts and scouts age youths attended Scout Day at Walker AFB sponsored by Conquistador Council and the base. Lt. Larry Arnold led the program with Col. Norman Ray welcoming attendees. They toured the flight line, saw KC-135 and B-52 jets, watched a karate demonstration and a firefighting display, and Explorer scouts flew a 45 minute orientation in a C-123. The event aimed to acquaint youths with the Air Force and spark further interest in scouting.
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Walker Air Force Base
Conquistador Council of the Boy Scouts
Base
Larry Arnold
Norman Ray
Air Force
Ed Snider
Roswell
Nick Manzi
Mike Alensworth
Kenneth Wallman
40Th Bomb Squadron
USAF
Mooney
Berkeley March Attracts 3 000 Demonstrators in Oakland
About 13 000 protesters rallied in California and New York to oppose U.S. Viet Nam policy. Berkeley to Oakland march halted by police after scuffle. 5 000 spectators estimated in Berkeley. New York march drew 10 000 along Fifth Avenue amid eggs and red paint. Leaders claimed victory and planned another demo Nov. 6.
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California
Berkeley
Oakland
Oakland City
Allison Fording
New York
U.S
Viet Nam
Fifth Avenue
Fourteen Arrested at Albuquerque Demonstration
Four teens and 11 University of New Mexico students were arrested Saturday in Albuquerque on littering and obscene literature charges tied to a Viet Nam war protest near Kirtland Air Force Base. James A. Kennedy of the DuBois Clubs, among those detained, was released later on a $50 bond.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque — Service
Ed Redding
Justice of the Peace
Eloy Duran
Redding
Kirtland Air Force Base
James A. Kennedy
Southwest
W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
DuBois Clubs
Duran
New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
State highway data show New Mexico road tolls at 362 for the current year, compared with 294 on this date last year, indicating higher fatalities so far. Traffic and safety officials may review trends and enforcement plans.
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Hells Angels
Calif
UPI Telephoto
Sutjipoto
Achmad Yani
Sunday Reading Guide
New City Zoo
Broncos
Colts
Eagles
Bulldogs
Coyotes
Rockets
Arkansas
Rie Oi
John Milrosevich
Afl-Cio
A. B. Rodriguez
Santa Fe
Billie Sponseller
Jack M. Campbell
Alamogordo
New Mexico Bankers Association
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Angel Severo Gabral
Ada
Robert G. Thompson
Communist Party In
Thompson
Knickerbocker Hospital
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Globe
WAFB
Jerry Rubin
San Francisco Bay Area
Rubin
San Francisco Area
National Coordinating Committee
Madison
Wis
Truax Air Force Base
University of Wisconsin
Lester Arrowsmith
Defense Department
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
D.C
Armed Forces
United Fund
N.M
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