Sukarno Proclaims Self as Leader and Urges Anti Malaysia Fight
President Sukarno declared he remains Indonesia’s leader and urged renewed anti Malaysia and anti neo colonial campaigns. He installed Maj. Gen. Suharto as army commander amid the Oct. 1 coup aftermath, calling the event a ripple in the revolution and ordering restraint from left and right. The armed forces suspended political groups tied to the coup as anti Communist riots continue with thousands arrested and Aidit's prison status uncertain.
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Jakarta
UPI
Sukarno
Malaysia
Suharto
Achmad Yani
Indonesia
Communist Party
D. N. Aidit
Java
Aidit
Jogjakarta
Sumatra
Vietnamese Revenge: Government Forces Clash With Viet Cong
In the Mekong Delta a VC company walked into an ambush by government soldiers near Chau Doc Province 120 miles southwest of Saigon. At least 28 Communists killed and three captured, with heavy government casualties reported. A second clash occurred near U Minh Forest as part of a sequence of six in 48 hours. Also, U.S. strategic bombers attacked a VC storage area 330 miles northeast of Saigon and a U.S. spotter plane was shot down Friday, injuring its crew.
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Saigon
UPI
Mekong Delta
U.S
U Minh Forest
South Viet Nam
Chau Doc
Graveside rites for Shaffer twins in Keota
KEOTA Graveside rites for the infant twins of Mr and Mrs Richard Dale Shaffer of Keota will be Sunday at 3 30 p m in the Keota Cemetery conducted by Rev Dennis Stutrud Richard Dale and Paula Darlene Shaffer were born Thursday evening and died Friday Survivors include the parents the grandparents Mr and Mrs Edgar Bandy of Keota and Mr and Mrs Dale Shaffer of Springville and a great grandmother Mrs Alice Shaffer of Walker
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Keota
Richard Dale Shaffer
Dennis Stutrud
Richard Dale
Paula Darlene Shaffer
Edgar Bandy
Dale Shaffer
Springville
Alice Shaffer
Walker
Rites at Wellman for Mrs Bidwell
Funeral services for Mrs Ona Bidwell will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home in Wellman with Rev. Robert Parris officiating. Mrs Bidwell died Friday in Wellman.
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Wellman
Mrs. Bidwell
Ona Bidwell
Powell
Robert Parris
Bidwell
Weather outlook for Iowa with scattered showers
United Press International reports partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday. About 20 percent of the western portion affected by showers or thunderstorms tonight and about 40 percent of the state Sunday. Cooler in the northwest Sunday. Lows tonight between 50 and 55 degrees, highs Sunday in the mid to upper 70s.
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United Press International
Iowa
West
Stitches Removed From President Johnson
President Johnson’s gall bladder operation on October 8 progressed well as stitches were removed today. He faced some pain around the incision but doctors said recovery was on schedule and he slept from 2 am to 7 am after an early alarm. He had a routine dental check later at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Fire destroys Iowa nursery warehouse in Shenandoah
A Friday night blaze gutted a section of Mount Arbor Nursery’s vast warehouse in Shenandoah Iowa. Firefighters from six communities fought the flames, which broke through the roof before 8 p.m. and were brought under control by 10 a.m. Investigators cited a wax tank in the mailing area as the likely ignition point used for wrapping plants. The Mount Arbor Nursery is stated as the largest in Iowa and among the nation’s biggest in the sector.
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Shenandoah, Iowa
UPI
Mount Arbor Nursery
Iowa
Probate of will and executor appointment for Gerdes
Probate of will and appointment of executor for the estate of Philip J. Gerdes noted. Also notice of incorporation for Prescription Feeds Inc. and county board of supervisors proceedings dated Oct. 5 referenced.
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Philip J. Gerdes
Prescription Feeds Inc
County Board of Supervisors
Three Boats Arrive as Cuban Refugee Flow Surges
In Key West Florida the weekend surge of Cuban refugees began with three boats reaching U S ports. Authorities report 89 arrived today and total refugees exceed 400 since Castro opened the gates. Coast Guard patrols were expanded amid improving Straits conditions.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Florida Straits
Camarioca
Cuba
Cay Sal
Fidel Castro
Coast Guard
Waff
U.S
UN Ends General Debate as 101 Speak in Three Weeks
The General Assembly closed its general debate with a record 101 speakers heard over three weeks and prepared for a nuclear disarmament discussion in the main political committee. The committee chose nonproliferation as its first agenda item, likely to center on U.S. and Soviet draft treaties. A world disarmament conference was listed as the second item, with calls to include Communist China. The final day featured a clash between U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg and Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa over Puerto Rico, including Cuba’s demand for freedom and the U.S. urging free elections.
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United Nations
UPI
General Assembly
U.S
U.N
U Thant
China
Arthur J. Goldberg
Raul Roa
Puerto Rico
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Goldberg
Roa
Titan-3C fails in space maneuvers
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports the Titan-3C booster faltered during a planned series of maneuvers. A 375-pound satellite failed to separate due to a third stage end over end tumble, while a 44 inch radar sphere reportedly reached orbit independently. The loss disrupts a seven maneuver goal for future military payloads.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Air Force
Titan
Approve increase in federal pay heading for approval
Senate Civil Service Committee on an 8-1 vote approved a one-year 3.6 percent federal pay raise bill costing about 641.4 million dollars for higher wages and fringe benefits retroactive to October 1. The bill aims for adjournment next week with House differences narrowing to Johnson administration goals.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate Civil Service Committee
Senate
House
Mike A. S. Monroney
D-Okla
Congress
Linda Anderson Crowned 1965 Homecoming Queen at Washington
Joyce Long 1964 Homecoming Queen places the crown on Linda Anderson signaling the start of her reign as queen. Linda is attended by Shari Stevens and Burge J. Hammond, junior attendants, as Bill Lee stands with her escort.
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Bill Lee
Joyce Long
Linda
Shari Stevens
Harold Stevens
Burge J. Hammond
Linda Anderson
Robert Ande
Washington High School
Joyce
Burge Hammond
Demon
Max Lee
Washington
Journal
Dallas Kinney
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