U S Asks Viet Leader's Ouster and Church Fallout
U S Ambassador Lodge urged President Ngo Dinh Diem to remove his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu and end censorship. Diem reportedly resisted, citing Nhu's usefulness. In Rome, Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thue said the Vatican ordered him to stop discussing the South Viet Nam crisis as tensions rise over Buddhist crackdowns.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
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Diem
Associated Press
U. S
Rome
Pierre Matrin
Ngo Dinh Thue
South
Viet Nam
Vatican
New York
Paul VI
Holy See
Bloodiest fighting reported in southern Vietnam towns
Massive Communist guerrilla attacks hit govern ment towns across southern Viet Nam. Dam Doi burned and sacked. district capital briefly overrun. Vietnamese marines fought retreating rebels with air strikes yielding about 100 enemy deaths and around 60 bodies counted. U S Aid Mission rushed 4000 emergency relief kits to survivors.
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Viet Nam
Dam Doi
U.S
Spending Restraint Urged in Economic Tax Plan
Washington lawmakers write into the $11 billion tax cut bill a pledge to seek all reasonable means to restrain government spending. The move ties any new revenue to deficits reduction and debt paydown. Republicans aim to force spending limits at every opportunity with some conservative Democrats likely to back them.
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Congress
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Ways and Means Committee
Kent State Adds Degrees and Enrollment Rise
Kent State University plans to offer for the first time this fall master of library science and bachelor of music degrees. Enrollment is about 16,100 at the start of classes on September 25, up from 14,000 last year. Aveo Corp. announced a $1.78 million contract for solid fuel rocket parts with a West Coast aircraft firm.
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Kent State University
AVCO
Cincinnati
Aveo Corp
Fire Ravages Brazil For Fifth Day
CURITIBA Brazil P A forest fire ravaged Parana State for the fifth straight day leaving 64 townships razed at least 130 dead 2000 injured and 4000 homeless. Rainclouds offered relief from eight month drought as fires continued in western and central Parana where peasants fought flames with primitive gear and many perished.
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Brazil
Parana
President Kennedy halts draft for married men with order
President Kennedy issued an executive order delaying induction for married men just minutes before many were to be drafted. Some induees faced civilian life, others pressed on. a Seattle groom ran home, while one single man complained, and a sergeant halted Pvt. Morgan at the line.
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Atlanta
Earl G. Wheeler
Trenton
Fred M. Fletcher
Seattle
Fletcher
Jerry E. Doughman
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Charles Ray Morgan
Moss Point
Miss
Jackson
Morgan
No Disorders Reported In Birmingham Schools
Birmingham and Mobile desegregation moves proceed with no disorders as National Guardsmen stand by. West End High saw no major crowds, while earlier clashes at another site resulted in nine arrests.
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Tuskegee
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West End High
Quads Named By Parents Quints Receiving Donations
Miss A Harkins and family in Jackson Mississippi welcomed quadruplets Alice Bernice Elizabeth Jane Mary Regina Anita Margaret born last Saturday. The Harkins family received support from El Nacional Caracas fund and Betancourt via a group education policy. A separate Venezuela Prieto Quintuplet birth drew aid to education and care. An expedition to Mars is studied for the 1980s.
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Induction Unit Sees 11 Married Men Face Orders
In Columbus a group of 11 married induction volunteers faced orders with restrained calm. One man Wayne DeWitt of Glenmont chose to stay as a volunteer, while ten others fled home. Names listed include Jerry Lee Johnson McConnelsville Charles F Gilliland Wellston John Wahrer St Marys Charles R Thornberry Washington Court House Charles E Thomas Zanesville Larry R Armbruster Gerald R Quay Larry K Springer Marion Gene Allen Barkhurst Pennsville Morgan County Roy H Branan Jr Lima.
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Wayne DeWitt
Glenmont
Holmes County
Jerry Lee Johnson
McConnelsville
Charles F. Gilliland
Wellston
John Wahrer
St. Marys
Charles R. Thornberry
Washington Court House
Charles E. Thomas
Zanesville
Larry R. Armbruster
Gerald R. Quay
Larry K. Springer
Marion
Gene Allen 3Arkhurst
Pennsville
Morgan County
Roy H. Branan, Jr
Lima
Senator Fears Lack Of Site Inspection In Nuclear Test Ban
Senator Richard B. Russell warned the limited nuclear test ban could push disarmament without on site inspection. He oppose ratification except for underground blasts, fearing no ironclad guarantee Russians will disarm. Kennedy backs detection systems and no deep change to security.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Russell
United States
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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Montana
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Rariz
Cuba
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Didaho
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West
Rusk seeks accords with USSR to curb war by accident
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American Legion in Miami Beach he hopes to reach agreements with the Soviet Union on safeguards against war by accident miscalculation or surprise attack. He outlined areas for future talks including arms reduction slow production and inspection Berlin crisis UN peace power openness people exchanges disease and science cooperation.
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Fla
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
National American Legion
Rusk
Russia
Berlin
United Nations
Prosecute Rioters In Jerusalem To Prosecute Rioters In Jerusalem
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol vows to prosecute those behind violent demonstrations by Orthodox youths in Jerusalem Haifa and Jaffa. Over 100 youths were arrested as riots broke into church schools assaulted a police officer and a teacher molested a Catholic archbishop and caused damage according to witnesses.
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Levi Eshkol
Israel
Eshkol
Haifa
Jaffa
Lausche Rejects Bailout for Chicago Skyway
Sen. Frank Lausche warns Congress against using taxpayer money to buy the 74 mile Chicago Skyway for 63.8 million dollars describing it as a breach of trust and an act rewarding poor judgment. Ohio Democrats meet in Cleveland for a Friday luncheon ahead of a 100 dollar dinner honoring Sen. Stephen M. Young with talks on voter registration and party organization.
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Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Congress
Chicago Skyway
Lausche
Senate
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South Side
Cleveland
Ohio
Democrat County
Stephen M. M. Young
Mental Health Bill Set For Compromise
Congress moves toward a House Senate compromise on a federal mental health bill with a 238 million price tag far below the Senate 850 million. President Kennedy backed the measure, aiming to fund research on mental retardation and establish community mental health centers in local towns. A separate late item notes a strike by the International Association of Machinists against United Airlines scheduled for October 10.
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Senate
House
Kennedy
San Francisco
International Association of Machinists
United Airlines
Fire at Associated Box Corp damages Martins Ferry plant
Firemen from 15 communities battled a blaze at the Associated Box Corp factory in Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and nearby areas Tuesday night. The fire caused about 80 000 dollars in damage and required a wide mutual aid response to bring it under control.
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Martins Ferry
Bridgeport
Associated Box Corp
Goldwater Defends Political Plane Use in 1964 Campaign
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater rejected charges about using private and government aircraft for political trips. He suggested Rep. Vanik inquire into President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson travel costs. The exchange touched on Timken and other corporate planes used for political events and drew support from Rep. Bow.
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Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goldwater
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Johnson
Arizona
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
White House
Vanik
Internal Revenue Service
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Timken
Frank T. Bow
R-Ohio
Bow
Timken Company
Canton
United States
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