Five Major Airlines Face Strike Threat After Talks Collapse
Washington officials report five major airlines Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United face a strike threat as 34,400 machinists and ground crew withdraw from negotiations. No strike date was set though mediation could delay by 30 days and emergency boards could add 60 more.
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LBJ briefs governors on Viet Nam war plans
From Page One governors Glenard I Lipscomb Melvin R Laird and Willian 16 of Ohio predicted more morality and an emergency appropriation signals a growing lack of planting that could risk future US security. Vice President Humphrey said the US will stay in Vietnam until free elections are possible and he doubts Communists could win South Vietnamese elections.
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Sukarno Gives Up Indonesian Control
Indonesian leader Sukarno relinquishes control as Feim Page reports a shift in authority and policy. The article notes changes in governance and potential reforms affecting national direction and regional relations.
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Indonesia
Indonesian uprisings flare as anti communist protests surge
Jakarta sees daily demonstrations by anti communist students surrounding Sukarno's palace, with attacks on the Foreign Ministry and the Chinese Embassy. Nasution's dismissal fuels the unrest as Suharto backs a purge of communist elements, while demonstrators urge strong action.
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Gemini 8 hatch acts up amid abortive coup fallout
Drafted summaries report Indonesian unrest tied to a failed coup with Sukarno and Suharto, naming Nijono and Lt. Col. Untung as condemned participants. The piece merges the coup trial, space mission details, and launch delays with medical and readiness notes on astronauts Armstrong and Scott as Atlas-Agena tests and weather affect scheduling.
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Draft mixup sparks jokes from Charlotte optometrist
Charlotte optometrist Dr Lotis Levy, age 75, faced draft notice confusion when a South Carolina board ordered him to register. Levy recalled serving in World War I and had long lived in the state, while a detective spokesman said his name appeared on a list of optometrists available for military service.
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Meat draft call drops to 21760 for April
Washington AP reports the Jielense Department announces an April draft call of 21 760 men, the lowest since last August after Vietnam buildup. All April quota goes to the Army while Navy Marine Corps and Air Force meet needs through voluntary enlistments. March call was 22 400 men.
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Teacher strike in New Orleans disputed outcome
In New Orleans, officials say about 350 of 4000 public school teachers joined a one day walkout, while union leaders claim about 1000 stayed away. AFT Local 527 with 1400 members, most of them Black, backs a collective bargaining push for a single agent. Edward Fontaine of the Louisiana Federation touted the rally as an initial success amid a rare strike in the state.
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Bohlen Leaves France for U.S. Talks
Paris AP Charles E Bohlen US ambassador to France departed by air for consultations in Washington DC. Embassy said Bohlen was summoned for talks on French request for evacuation of American bases in France. He planned to spend the weekend in haston and then go to Washington Konlay.
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City Hall smoke blamed on fuel change by engineers
City workers observed pollution pouring from tunnels near City Hall across the street as a camera failed. Engineers blamed the smoke on a change in fuel and related equipment issues, noting the source was visible through large glass windows in the Canter building.
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Judy Lynn Funsch Improves After Heart Surgery
Ann Arbor Mich AP parents of 5 year old Judy Lynn Funsch pray for recovery after a delicate six hour heart operation at the University of Michigan Hospital. Doctors corrected a rare birth defect by removing a blockage in her pulmonary vein and closing a valve. Judy weighed 28 pounds and her condition was fair with gradual improvement in alertness and color as family kept around the clock vigil.
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Two Syratusans Pass Dental Hygiene Exam
Marie St Wogan of 722 ER Laurel St and Kathleen Ann Garhout of 1624 W Onondaga will become licensed dental hygienists after passing the latest dental hygiene exam. Forty candidates passed, highlighting the strong field in 30 pass results.
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Prince Philip Raises 215000 for Charity in Dallas Dinner
Britain’s Prince Philip dined with 750 guests in Dallas raising about 215000 for Variety Clubs International. The event supported youth clubs and children’s hospitals as he planned further fundraisers with airline officials on the West Coast and beyond. Japan exported 238.08 thousand cars in 1965, up 46 percent from the prior year.
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Bill Bailey buried far from home
SINGAPORE AP Bill Bailes an Iowa born expatriate who ran Singapore's Cavennut Grove night club died Thursday at a claimed age. He joked that the song Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home was written about him and attracted expatriates to his bar in this Asia Pacific city. His varied career included actor salesman and circus hand. He left the United States for Australia then moved to Singapore opening the club. It was closed during the Japanese occupation and reopened on Christmas Day 1945.
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Gerda Munsinger shuns reporters in Munich apartment row
In Munich’s Bohemian Behnaing District Gerda Munsinger refused to meet reporters as tenants complained and the building manager ordered them to leave. Police later arrived after her lawyer said she was ill and unavailable for comment.
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Excursion Fare Plan Approved for Molawk Airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved an excursion fare plan for Molawk Airlines to start March 2. The plan lowers jet coach fares by 25 percent on domestic routes with daily restrictions from Friday to Sunday and a 40 day return window, allowing travel within the United States.
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Thais Accused of Two Frontier Attacks
Cambodia accused Thailand of two cross border attacks causing minor shelling of Cambodian outposts for two hours on Friday. Cambodian forces repelled another assault Thursday with casualties reported by the Cambodian News Agency.
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DuBois Club Protest Rally and City Demonstrations
About 200 supporters of the W. and B. DuBois Club rallied in New York to protest police pressure and a Justice Department order to register as subversive. Demonstrators marched from Federal Court to City Mall and Bastown after arrests of six members outside the Brooklyn headquarters.
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Cancer transplant hopes loom as two patients swap tissue
Harr y T Griffith of Flourtown Pa and Robert F Allen of Tucson Ariz, partners in a cancer transplant operation at Roswell Park Memorial Institute, had tissue moved between them to fight cancer. Doctors reported Griffith returned home early due to back pain and Paget's disease while Allen prepared to begin blood transfusion therapy.
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U S commies worry about Gus Hall status
Washington dispatch reports factional strife within the Communist Party as top leaders debate whether Gus Hall faces removal. Kremlin ties and Hall’s alleged disloyalty accusations surface amid hints of a Moscow visit to answer questions about his role and activities in New York City and Toronto.
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Canadian sex scandal probe roils politics and communists
A Canadian sex scandal sparked by remarks from Essues and Sevimny sets off a national inquiry. Mrs. Munsinger, linked to former cabinet figures, faces pressure to testify as investigations touch on nuclear policy and Communist influence. International echoes include Profumo fallout and Soviet reactions, with immigration and training fronts drawing scrutiny.
Seven killed in battle at Chilean mine
In Santiago clashes between miners and troops at Salvador mine erupt after an illegal strike. Troops fired on rioters, killing seven and injuring about twenty five, including officers and civilians. Police and Army reinforced as authorities called the strike subversive.
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Pigeons and Rights Clash in San Francisco Court
In San Francisco, Monica Witt fock, 52, faces a Municipal Court charge over feeding pigeons in Union Square, after a city ordinance bans feeding there. Witt argues she has a right to happiness and to feed the birds, with the case highlighting tensions between municipal rules and personal practice.
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Laos prince wounded in grenade blast at dance hall
In Vientiane, Prince Nith Nokham, secretary general of the foreign affairs ministry, and other officials were wounded when a grenade exploded during a dance. The attacker reportedly hurled the weapon from the balcony, sending shrapnel into the crowd as the prince watched the performance.
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