Vietnamese Young Turks purge Seoul South Viet Nam government
In Saigon weekend purge by youthful generals toppled the High National Council and arrested most of its nine members along with 20 plus leading politicians. U S officials called the move a rebel power grab while Premier Tran Van Huong and Chief of State Phan Khac Suu remained nominally in power.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Young Turks
High National Council
U. S
Diplo
Matic
Tran van Huong
Phan Khac Suu
Nguyen Chanh Thi
1St Army Corps
Cambodia
Ngo Dinh
Diem
Nguyen Cao Ky
le Nguyen Khang
Marine Corps
Nguyen van Thieu
4Th Corps
Chief of
Duong van Minh
Budd
Fires Claim Five Lives in Ohio Blast and Escape Melt
In Ohio a deadly cold snap complements a fatal house fire killing Robert A. Church and his three sons aged 13 8 and 6. An Explorer 26 satellite launched from Cape Kennedy to study space radiation. CIA agents reportedly executed in Havana with others jailed. A Norfolk and Western inspector survived a derailed run with minor injuries. Ohio authorities hunt life term fugitive Arthur Benner Jr 36 6 ft 11 in 217 lb who escaped London Correctional Institution in Madison County in a beige 1963 Ford with plate 40GS and wearing a black leather jacket and blue jeans.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Robert A. Church
Robert
Michael
Jeffrey
Church
Columbus
London Correctional Institution
Madison County
Arthur Benner, Jr
Fremont
Benner
Athens County school district appoints new board
In a reshuffle the Messenger reports the Board is appointed for the new Athens County school district. Editorials note AP analysis on Congo troubles and Mount St. Mary Hospital’s winter transformation in Nelsonville.
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New Athens County
Congo
William Ryan
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Chauncey and Glouster Obituaries Highlight Local Notices
Obituaries and notices from Gallipolis Glouster and nearby towns appear in the issue. Listings include Pt Pleasant Nelsonville Pomeroy Middleport and other communities with brief notices and sections on sports and television.
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Dthons
Cccacessie Ca
Chauncey
Editorial
Eevee Eeenree
Gallipolis
Glouster
LOZOM
Nelsonville
Pt. Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
Trains Collide Killing Fourty One Near Taco Talpa Mexico
A freight train rammed a halted passenger train in dense fog near TacoTalpa Tabasco killing 41 and injuring 75. Americans Nils Werner Carl Benson sustained serious injuries while others reported in stable condition as investigators blame fog and engineer fatigue. The crash occurred during a 10 minute stop between Tenosique Tabasco and Coatzacoalcos Veracruz.
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Villahermosa
Mexico
Nils Werner
Alhambra
Calif
Carl Benson
Fresno
Tacotalpa
Tabasco
Mexico City
Palenque
Chiapas
Miguel Sanchez Cruz
Tenosique
Coatzacoalcos
Veracruz
Thirty More White Missionaries Believed Dead in Congo
Refugees in Leopoldville report that thirty more white missionaries and their families are thought slain by rebels in the northeastern Congo. Survivors include 11 Italian Roman Catholic nuns and two British women. earlier raids and massacres were cited as the cause, with confirmation of executions after government airstrikes.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Mary Baker
Richmond
Banalia
Stanleyville
Bafwasende
Johnson
U S firm plane shot down in Egypt near Alexandria
A U S oil company plane operated by John W Mecom Oil Co from Amman to Benghazi was shot down by Egyptian MiG fighters after pilots ignored landing orders near the Sinai south of Aqaba The American pilot Hoyt Williams 44 of Texas and Kesel Grup 35 a Scandinavian were killed The U S Embassy in Cairo urged a full investigation amid tensions with Egypt following a recent library incident in Cairo and ongoing cooperation between U S and Egyptian authorities
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Cairo
U.S. Oil Company
Alexandria
Hoyt Williams
Texas
Kesel Grup
John W. Mecom Oil Co
Houston
Tex
Amman
Jordan
Benghazi
Libya
Mecom
Sinai Desert
Aqaba
Lake Idriu
Mediterranean
Johnson plans budget cuts under $100 billion for 1965
President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch seeks to trim federal spending below 100 billion for the year starting July 1 1965. He meets with Budget Director Kermit Gordon and Cabinet officers to review requests totaling 108.5 billion while current outlays run 97.2 billion.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Washington
Kermit Gordon
Luther H. Hodges
W. Willard Wirtz
Interior
Steward L. Udall
Donald Hornig
Science and Technology
John T. Connor
Hodges
Winter Storms Dip Across U.S. as Death Toll Rises
A coast to coast cold wave and storms killed at least 25 people and stranded cattle in Montana and North Dakota. North Dakota Governor Guy met with Civil Defense and National Guard leaders to aid ranchers as disaster areas were declared. Snow and ice halted back roads while highways remained passable in many regions.
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Middle States
Montana-North Dakota
North
Dakota
William Guy
Civil Defense, National Guard
Highway Department
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
Helena Valley
Glendive
Mont
Burch Tops Agenda Of COP Talks
Washington GOP leaders differ over Dean Burch as national chairman. Rep. William E. Miller said Burch should stay if he can command a bare majority of the 132 member committee, resisting calls for resignation after a poor election showing. Miller, Nixon and Romney back Burch though some push for change.
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Washington
William E. Miller
B Goldwater
GOP
Dean Burch
Miller
Bob Wilson
California
Goldwater
Burch
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
National Committee
Chicago
Armored Truck Heist at Paterson Church Rectory
Police report six gunmen robbed an armored truck at a church rectory in Paterson New Jersey escaping with about half a million dollars. Guards and three priests were handcuffed and former at the scene while the vehicle was looted. Temperatures in the five day forecast show near normal highs and lows for the region with a chill Tuesday ahead.
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Paterson
N. J
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Bruce G. Wheeler
Norfolk & Western Railway
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Gromyko
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Andrei Gromyko
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