Pearson orders secret probe into German divorcee scandal
Liberal Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson moves to launch a secret judicial inquiry into the alleged security scandal involving German beauty queen Gerda Munsinger and former Conservative Cabinet members. The House erupts as opposition figures demand substantiation. Pearson cautions critics that a no confidence vote could topple his government. Sevigny confirms meeting Munsinger socially but denies any security risk.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Britain
Far Justice
Lucien Curtin
John G. Diefenbakers
Gerda Munsinger
Cardin
Didtenaker
Munsinger
House of Commons
Toronto Star
James
Munich
Germany
Pierre Sevigny
Munsinges
Sevigny
Diefenbaker
Montreal
Jum
Chuckle: Wises brag of catches and misses at sea
Wises resemble fishermen boasting about the ones that got away and lamenting the one they actually hooked, a playful quip about pride and misfortune in fishing and wit.
Sukarno Turns Indonesia Power Over To Suharto
An AP report from Cape Kennedy notes Indonesia transfers authority from leader Sukarno to General Suharto amid political changes. The piece references the tone of the handover and the broader implications for the nation.
Weather Outlook For Syracuse Through Tomorrow
The Syracuse area will see rain tonight with a low near 30 degrees. More rain is forecast for tomorrow as occasional showers. Temperatures will rise slightly with a high around 40 degrees.
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Syracuse
Weatherolan
Two held in plot to sell firm secrets worth millions
FBI arrested a chemical engineer and a truck driver in Wilmington area in a case involving the sale of industrial formulas worth millions. The federal warrants allege Du Pont and Goodrich were targets, with an offer to share data from a Goodrich Avon Lake plant. Charges include mail fraud and interstate transportation of stolen property. bonds set at $10,000.
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Big Chemical
DuPont
Goodrich
Wilmington
FBI
Cleveland
Ohio
Pont de Nemours & Co
Wilbur J. C. Pierce
U.S
Wilming
Ear
Bush
FRE
Wilmingson Chemical
B. F. Goodson
Inch Corp
Akron
Pierce
Montecatini Corp
Milan
Italy
Montecatini
Pierre
Lorain
Chin
Deep Yenl
Wilington
Avon Lake
du Pont
Ghia
Philadelphia International
Sto Jen
Food riots rage into third day in Calcutta
In Calcutta and parts of West Bengal mobs attacked railways and burned a state bus as food riots entered a third day. More than 25 killed, shops closed, amid clashes with police. Home Minister Nanda and Food Minister Subramaniam left New Delhi amid claims the violence was a premeditated political assault rather than spontaneous protests over shortages.
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India
Calcutta
West Bengal
Thert
Tala Bridge
New
I Cabul
Chidam-Haram Subramaniam
Unrest in Vietnam After General Ouster Sparks Protests
Students seize radio stations in Hue Hoi An and Da Nang to demand Maj. Gen. Nguyen Chanhl Thi’s reinstatement. Buddhist leaders in Saigon call the situation critical as Da Nang sees 2000 protesters, including soldiers, in an orderly demonstration. U.S. embassy sources see no national crisis but warn outcomes depend on Thi’s replacement.
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UPI
Viet Nami
Nguyen Chanhl Thi
Tell Back Thi
da Nang
Viet Nam
U.S
Uster
Thi
Hue
Hoi An
da’ Nang
Nguyen Cagle Ky
Jwell Thi
Neuyen van Chuan
Na Nang
At Nang
Ngo Dinh Diem
Quang Nam
da [Nang
LBJ and governors to chat about war
President Johnson plans informal briefings with governors and top advisers on Viet Nam while outlining administration policy. Moyers said 39 governors invited, 42 expected for Appalachia meeting, with domestic and international issues on the agenda. House panel approved $13.1 billion in war aid. Republicans fault underestimating defense needs.
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Soz
Asia
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Moyers
White Houses
Viet Nam
Amet
House
Senate
D. Moyers
Kmatts
Rusk
Viet
Stablejon
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamar
Steven
John Connally
Texas
Innes
Natonal
Appalachian States
House Appropriations Committee
Southeast Asia
House T
Viet Cong shell barracks near Vung Tau airfield
Viet Cong fired six artillery rounds into the outskirts of a Vietnamese attack area near Vung Tau airfield. Early reports say five killed and 37 wounded, including women and children. Wounded were moved to a South Korean hospital. Military personnel from Vietnam, the United States, and Korea assisted and remained on alert.
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Vung Tau
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
Albany Maine road proposal gains support in Maine commission
The Maine Transportation Commission backs a proposed Albany to New Brunswick corridor crossing New Hampshire and Vermont with spurs to Bar Harbor and Sherbrooke linking to a Montreal expressway. Presented by W Bartlett Cram, the plan aims to boost northern New England growth and overall economy.
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Augusta
Maine
Adden
New Brunswick
Albany
Nly
Maine Transportation Commissi ‘Sion
New Mampshire
Vermont
Bar Harbor
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Montreal
W. Bartlett Cram
Hanger
Priday
Dour Fem
New England
Billboard ad pledge to beautify junk yards sparks mystery
In BUSFALA New York a downtown billboard company says the purchaser of the ad wants anonymity. The title sized message reads Help Beautify Junk Yards Throw Something Lovely Away. Concluded on Page 3 Col 1.
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Busfala
N.Y
Indonesian power shift feared as Suharto moves in
Reports from Singapore indicate Sukarno ceded political authority to Lt Gen Suharto amid warnings against turning right or violent upheaval. Subandrio reportedly dismissed, army backing Nasution cited, and Jakarta troops deployed to deter communist Supporters. Military exercise framed as show of force as crisis widens.
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Suharto
John Cantwell
Singapore
Indonesia
Gemy
Sulisiyto
Ra- Win Gaid Susarto
Indonesian Communist Party
Onder
Sukerno
Gingapore
Trionesia
Pro Peking
Subandria
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Nasution
Aborees
Jakarta
Yma
Subandrio
U. 8
Marshall Green
American Broadcasting Co
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