Indonesia Gears for Change Amid Growing Pains
Indonesia faces internal strife as rebels resist central control and the air force balks at a new deputy chief. A constituent assembly election looms with debate over a republic versus a strictly Moslem state. Premier Burhanuddin Harahap could face continued turmoil. Israel's farm population has risen significantly since 1948.
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Ali Sastroamidjojo
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Burhanuddin Harahap
Sastroamidjojo
Indonesia
United States
Soekarno
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Demos Press for Federal Aid for Schools in January
House Speaker Rayburn said Democratic leaders will seek an early decision on federal school aid when Congress reconvenes in January. He expects passage of some government aid for school construction amid battles over bill features and segregation, noting a classroom shortage as motivation.
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Jury acquits Higgins who steers with feet at 60 mph limit ruling
Colorado Springs report says Edward E. Higgins 29 who has no arms was acquitted of speeding 100 mph. Jurors found pursuing officers drove 106 mph to catch Higgins, not Higgins exceeding the 60 mph limit, on the highway last week.
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Colo
Edward E. Higgins
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Bill to underwrite state local financing for building
Lawmakers debate a measure allowing the government to back state and local financing for further building projects. The House can act on it once it clears required approvals.
Southern lawmakers stall school aid bill over race integration clash
The Rules Committee, led by Rep. Smith, may delay action on the school aid bill as southern members resist antisegregation amendments. Rep. Powell, seeking federal funds only for integrated schools, has drafted a proposal and formed a bipartisan civil rights bloc to back it.
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D.-Va
Barden
D.-N.c
Education Committee
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Powell
Ancient belief Links Devil to Tin Hardening Copper
The passage notes that old lore attributed to the devil the power of tin to harden copper. It cites superstition as a widely held origin of a metallurgical effect once explained by occult causation rather than science.
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