Sukarno Seeks Peaceful Resolution of Malaysia Crisis
In Tokyo, Indonesian President Sukarno and U.S. Attorney General Kennedy pledged to seek a peaceful Asian solution to the Malaysia crisis. They agreed the dispute should be settled by consultation and welcomed a possible summit including Prime Minister Abdul Rahman and Philippine President Macapagal.
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John Roderick Tokyo
Sukarno
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edwin Guthman
Diosdado Macapagal
Federation of Malaysia
Macapagal
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Sandblom invokes Fifth Amendment in financial testimony
Corpus Christi bankrupt financier Paul Amos Sandblom invoked the Fifth Amendment 70 times when questioned about his finances. He testified he had no money in banks outside Texas and refused to say if he held bank accounts outside Nueces County.
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Corpus Christi
Paul Amos Sandblom
Texas
United States
Nueces County
John Glenn Enters Ohio Senate Race for Democratic Nomination
Lt Col John H. Glenn Jr. announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S senator from Ohio. The Apollo astronaut cited 22 years in government service and a desire to influence space and defense policy as he leaves the Marine Corps. Glenn stated party choice reflects family ties and support for President Johnson's program.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Stephen M. Young
Glenn
Marine Corps
Congress
America
Free World
United States
Johnson
Senate
Deadlock persists as US Panama canal dispute stalls talks
The United States and Panama remain deadlocked over the canal issue after violence near the canal zone. Officials report behind the scenes negotiations led by Manuel Trueco to find a settlement, while Panamanian President Chiari threatens to expel diplomats if no new treaty is negotiated.
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Robert Berrellez
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Washington
Manuel Trueco
Chile
Organization of American States
Roberto Chiari
Galileo Solis
Trueco
Edwin M. Martin
Chiari
U.S
Canal Zone
Shad
White House
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
De Gaulle Moves Toward Recognizing Red China
Patchy fog and ice conditions linger across north Texas with hazardous roads and scattered power outages. In Washington, France signals its intent to recognize Red China, becoming the fifth NATO nation to do so, drawing strong US opposition and questions about Western unity.
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Red
China
France
de Gaulle
Texas
Rusk
Alphand
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Red China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Peking
Britain
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Washington
Paris
Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
Southeast Asia
Five More Servicemen Die In Viet Nam
AP reports five U S servicemen killed with three wounded in Mekong Delta helicopter operations. A UH-1 helicopter apparently exploded, killing four aboard nine miles southwest of Saigon. A door gunner on another H21 helicopter died from a Communist bullet.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
South Viet Nam
U S Consul Frederick P Picard III Freed in Zanzibar
The US State Department says Consul Picard has been released after being seized Thursday in a Zanzibar hotel. He reached Dar es Salaam, Tanganyika, while Embassy official Donald K Petterson was released from house arrest on Zanzibar and awaits contact with the new government. Four American newsmen were also expected to be released.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Frederick P. Picard III
Zanzibar
Dar Es Sallam
Tanganyika
Donald K. Petterson
Picard
Dar Es Salaam
Abeid Karume
Karume
Four
Karame
United States
Harvard Scientists Link Polonium in Cigarette Smoke
In Boston two Harvard researchers Dr Edward P Radford and Dr Wilma R Hunt say cigarette smoke carries polonium to the lungs. They warn the element may contribute to lung cancer and submitted their findings to Surgeon General Luther L Terry for inclusion in a health-smoking report.
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Boston
Harvard
School of Public Health
Edward P. Radford
Wilma R. Hunt
Luther L. Terry
Radford
Eastland Drops Fae Issue in Anti Smoking Move
Eastland Texas mayor Don Pierson says the proposed anti cigarette ordinance is closed for discussion by the City Council. Council members voiced varied reactions after first reading a bill with up to 1000 dollars fine or three years in prison for selling cigarettes. The mayor says the issue is dropped and will not return at next week’s meeting. He hopes youths avoid smoking.
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Eastland, Tex
Don Pierson
Navy Discloses Red's Snooping Near Hornet
The Navy reports Soviet jet bombers and warships approached the carrier Hornet and its screen during antisubmarine drills in international waters between Hokkaido and the Asian mainland. A Russian destroyer kept close to the Hornet for two days while a missile submarine loitered nearby. No hostile acts occurred and no contact was made.
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Sy Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
Hornet
Navy
Keys
Walke
Larson
Carpenter
Renshaw
Radford
Jfor
Hokkaido
Vladivostok
Siberia
Weather trends across Texas including temperatures and conditions
Fragmented forecast notes show varied conditions across Texas regions. Data lists high and low temperatures for today and Saturday, with terms like clear to partly cloudy, warmer, and windy, plus night lows ranging broadly by area.
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Snyder
Texas
Warner
Panhandle
Mign Selurdey
Johnson to Host Gumbo Cookoff Amid Foreign Aid Talk
President Johnson invites Len Allen Ellender to cook gumbo at the White House while mixing politics and pleasure to press for foreign aid. Ellender, famed Louisiana chef and Senate Agriculture Committee chair, agrees to cook for the President and discuss farm issues and aid.
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Washington
Johnson
Len Allen Ellender
Louisiana
White House
New Orleans
Ellender
Senate Agricultue
Mrs. Johnson to accompany LBJ on California trip
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson will accompany President Johnson on a two day meeting with Mexican President Alonso Lopez Mateos in California February 21 22 She has met the Mexican president before and helped install him as a guest at the LBJ Ranch in Texas when Johnson was vice president No schedule yet for the first lady a press spokesman said
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Alonso Lopez Mateos
California
Sie
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Andrew P. O'Meara
Robert J. Fleming, Jr
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