Sukarno Detains Ministers in Pro Communist Clash
Singapore reports Sukarno ordered detention of 15 ministers including First Deputy Prime Minister Subandrio to prevent them from becoming victims of unrest. Suharto, army chief, signed the order as tensions rise over anti-Communist opposition and cabinet changes.
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Premmier Subandrio
Jakarta
Hadio
Subandrio
Jakarto Radio
Suharto
Indonesia
Sukarto
Radio
Merdeka
Een
FASTEETH Toothpaste Ad Claims Faster Denture Aid
An old advertisement promotes PASTEETH Powder as alkaline and non salty. It claims faster denture stabilization, firmer grip, and up to 33 percent stronger biting without sour or gummy taste. Available at all drug counters.
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Junior Miss Pageant Arrivals Begin in Mobile Alabama
Fifty high school contestants from each state arrive in Mobile for America's Junior Miss Pageant rehearsals. The event features talent, beauty and personality with the winner to be crowned Saturday night, March 24.
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Mobile
Ala
New York Stock Exchange Plans New Home Halted
The New York Stock Exchange halted its architectural work for a new Bullery Park facility as the 33-member board delayed the project. NYSE leaders oppose a proposed city stock transfer tax hike, arguing it is discriminatory. Officials will meet with City Council leaders to discuss finance needs and the tax plan.
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New York Stock Exchange
Bullery Park
Broad Street
Board of Governors
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Stock Exchange
Exchange
Funsop
Funston
Maine
Itawaii
New York
City Mall
Frank D. O’connor
High liquor prices blamed on distillers
A state liquor study reports that price controls favor distillers and hinder competition. It urges repealing ads restrictions, fixing three year wholesale contracts, and reestablishing distance limits to curb price rises and store proliferation in low income areas. A measure to create a commission for federal aid planning was also introduced.
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Anthony Travia
Albert H. ‘Bluntenthal
Io Democrats
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Feldi Crawford
New York State
New York City
Last covered bridge burns in Western New York
In Cowlesville Wyomin g County one of the region's last horse and buggy era links, the 87 year old Potter Road Bridge over Cayuga Creek was destroyed by fire on Thursday night. The 40 foot wooden span was among six bridges replaced by modern structures, with the Rethlein road bridge still in use after repairs last fall. Firemen could not determine the fire's cause.
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Cowlesville
N.Y
New York
Wyoming County
Potter Road
Cayuga Creek
Buffalo
Rethlein Road
H-bomb incident prompts U S actions and Soviet response
The H-bomb recovery continues and will be moved to a U S burial ground near Aiken for disposition. The Palomares incident led to compensation for local farmers and fishermen restricted from fields and Ashing Waters. Diplomatic fallout included Spain banning U S nuclear flights. the Soviet Union proposed bans at disarmament talks and accused the U S of polluting the sea. Ambassador Duke and Manuel Fraga Iribarne swam at Palo mares Beach to show water safety. In Albuquerque, female apes at Rio Grande Zoo are named with letters and male apes receive names such as Mike Moko and Henry.
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Sandy
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