Vietnam Crisis Deepens as Martial Law Enforced
Government backed Viet Nam press claims Hue University students and professors recant their opposition. Military says martial law imposed and Buddhist monks arrested at pagodas, contrasting with U S statements. Thich Thinh Khiet backed the government but aged leader injured. Talks between Lodge and Nhu described as diplomatic with no hard demands.
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South Viet Nam
UPI
Viet Nam
Hue
Dinh Diem
Republican Youth Organization
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Eral
Hue University
U.S
Thich Thinh Khiet
Diem
Khiet
Evansville Prisoner Faces Escape Charge
Henderson man Donald Fulkerson, jailed in Vanderburgh County, charged with jail breaking after escaping from the court house while awaiting arraignment. He used a rope improvised from an old mattress cover to descend 30 feet from a ground floor window and was recaptured by the same officers who first arrested him.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Henderson
Vanderburgh
Court House
Donald Fulkerson
Fulkerson
Quotations From News Figures Across Nations
A roundup of notable remarks from public figures. Martin Luther King Jr. calls the Washington demonstration great. Nikita Khrushchev clarifies about burying capitalists. Dave Fellin expresses hope for miner Louis Bova. Adlai Stevenson condemns a Syria border raid and the deaths of two Israeli farmers.
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United Press International
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Sheppton
Dave Fellin
Louis Bova
United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations Security Council
Syria
Public hunting licenses exceed fourteen million buyers
The United States issued over 14 million hunting licenses last year generating about 64 million dollars in revenue, a decrease of roughly 79 thousand from the previous period.
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Washington
United States
British Police Hunt 2 More In Robbery
Scotland Yard searches for two new suspects after a barmaid reported two men offering a suitcase full of cash for delivery to a London rail station. The Scotland Yard inquiry follows the Glasgow to London mail train robbery near Cheddington and hints the loot may include part of the 7.3 million dollar haul.
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London
UPI
Britain
Glasgow
Cheddington
Toni Weston
Brampton Hut
Huntingdon
State Jobless Claims Drop In Indiana
Indiana unemployment claims fell 5,600 last week to 26,000 from 31,000 as plants reopened after vacation or inventory layoffs. Two of 500 workers in Connersville and Marion were recalled, and over 3,100 auto workers returned to jobs. Last year the week had 37,000 claims.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Employment Security Division
Lewis Nicolini
Indiana
Nicolini
Connersville
Marien
Automobile Industry
Motor Scooter Victim Injured in Gravel Skid
Richard Denney, 110 Fe Plum St, sustained head abrasions and a possible right arm fracture after being thrown from a motor scooter on 8th St Rd when the vehicle skidded on loose gravel. He was admitted to St. John’s Hospital.
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Denney Richard
Plum St
8Th St. Rd
St. St. John’s Hospital
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