Indonesia Denounces Communism Aim to Preserve Democracy
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio told United Press he rejects any move toward communism. He said Pantjasila underpins democracy and Indonesia will negotiate but may normalize or liquidate if the Dutch refuse talks. He emphasized no threat of war, only firm policy and timely negotiations shaped by public opinion.
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Subandrio
United Press
Sputnik
Indonesia
Netherlands
Indones
Ian
Dutch accuse Indonesia in letter to U.N. over boycott and asset seizure
The Netherlands charges Indonesia with flouting U.N. authority by boycotts and seizure of Dutch property to gain political advantage. The missive to the Security Council and General Assembly asserts a violation of U.N. charter principles and holds Jakarta responsible for the hostile climate against a foreign minority.
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United Nations
N. Y
Netherlands
Indonesia
U.N
Security Council
General Assembly
Jakarta
West New Guinea
C. W. A. Schurmann
Action Directed Against Foreign Community in Indonesia
A directive targets a foreign community residing legally in Indonesia, prompting concerns over rights and safety. Officials emphasize rule of law while critics warn of discrimination and potential escalation of tensions.
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Indonesia
Blame Placed In Sukarno Plot In Indonesia
Lt Col Achmed Sukendro named Lt Col Zakifli Lubis and the Darul Islam group as the core of a failed assassination plan against President Sukarno. Aimed at other leaders, the plot involved 60 suspects and injuries to 157 people outside a school during Sukarno's visit.
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Army
Zakifli Lubis
Darul Islam Organization
Sukarno
Sukendro
General Staff
Abdul Harris Nasution
Mohammed Natsir
Sukendra
Lubis
Darul Islam
Indonesia
Darul Islem
Old Nags Celebrate Christmas With Carrot Feast
In Chicago's near South Side an annual yule party for old horses that pull coal carts and junk wagons drew guests to a vacant lot and then multiple livery stables. The Anti Cruelty Society sponsored the event but lacked gifts for all. twelve horses received new blankets.
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Chicago
Near South Side
Anti-Cruelty Society
Egyptian leader links plot to imperialists in Farouk circle arrest
Cairo authorities arrested Prince Mohammed Abdul Moneim, a Farouk kin and regency royal, amid new charges by President Nasser of an imperialist plot to topple his regime. Reports also implicate Prince Mohammed Aly Ibrahim with plans to crown Nas Shah’s son Abbas Helmy, amid alleged Beirut meetings with British intelligence.
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Nasser
Farouk
Mohammed Abdul Moneim
Nasr Shah
al Ahram
Mohammed Aly Ibrahim
Nas Shah
Abbas Helmy
al Shaab
Beirut
Murtada Almaraghi
Britain
Payroll Check Theft Suspect Surrenders in Border Crossing
Richard Bell, 31, surrendered to Nogales Police Chief Robert Connor after stealing 35 payroll checks from his employer and cashing five for 600 dollars. Oakland officials planned to return him to face trial. Bell claimed he went into Mexico and decided to surrender upon reaching the border.
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Nogales
Oakland
Calif
Richard Bell
Bell
Robert Connor
W. W. Vernon
Connor
Mexico
Reds Blame U S Spies for Reopening Tunnel
Berlin report accuses American spies of reopening the East West tunnel linking West Berlin to the Reichstag area in the East. Neues Deutschland claims wall breaches and a hidden tunnel party, alleging American occupation tunnel specialists again meddle with border access.
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Reds
U. S
Berlin
East Germany
East
West Berlin
Reichstag
Legion To Convene At Miami Beach 1961 National Convention
The American Legion will hold its 1961 national convention at Miami Beach. Convention bureau officials announced the event yesterday. It marks the fourth time in 13 years the Legion has met in the Miami area.
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Miami Beach
American Legion
Convention Bureau
Santa Fe Blocked From Merging Four Trains
The State Corporation Commission denied Santa Fe Railroad’s plan to consolidate four trains on northern Arizona runs. Commissioners said contempt charges would not be filed if the merger proceeds, pending a court decision on interstate matters.
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Poration Commission
Santa Fe
Arizona
Rail merger case seeks unify Arizona runs under one order
The commission notes SP handles intrastate service on the southern run while Santa Fe does not. Santa Fe seeks consolidation of trains 21 and 17 and trains 22 and 18 on the Chicago to Los Angeles corridor.
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Arizona Savings
U. S
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern
Arizona
Santa Fe
Chicago-to
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