U S Presses Viet Leader to Oust Nhu and Curb Censorship
U S Ambassador Lodge urged President Ngo Dinh Diem to remove his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu from the government and lift censorship. Officials say Diem may refuse, citing Nhu's usefulness. U S officials oppose Nhu's tight grip and crackdown on Buddhists. Archbishop Thuc, Diem’s brother, leaves Rome after Vatican restrictions.
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Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Nhu
State Department
Diem
Associated Press
U. S
Rome
Pierre Matrin
Ngo Dinh Thuc
Viet Nam
Vatican
New York
Paul VI
Holy See
Bloodiest Fighting Reported In Viet Nam South
Massive Viet Cong and Dam Doi attacks hit southern Viet Nam towns. Dam Doi district capital overrun and burned. Air strikes and a clash with a marine battalion left over 100 enemy dead. About 60 bodies counted. morgue improvised. U S aid mission rushed 4000 emergency kits including medicine, food, and clothing.
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Cai Noc
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Dam Doi
U.S
Spending Restraint Urged in Tax Cut Bill Fight
Congress will urge the President to pledge all reasonable means to restrain government spending if the 11 billion tax cut bill passes in its current form. The administration would be on notice that any increased revenue should first reduce deficits and the public debt. The House Ways and Means Committee added the language after defeating a spending cap linkage to the tax plan.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Kent State Adds Degrees and Enrollment Rise
Kent State University plans to offer for the first time master of library science and bachelor of music degrees this fall. Enrollment is expected at about 16 100 as classes begin September 25, up from 14 000 last year. Avco Corp. announced a $1.78 million contract for solid fuel rocket parts from a West Coast aircraft firm.
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KENT
Kent State University
Cincinnati
Avco Corp
Fire Ravages Brazil For Fifth Day
CURITIBA Brazil a forest fire in Parana State continued for the fifth day leaving 64 townships razed at least 1380 dead 2000 injured and 4000 homeless. Rain offered relief from drought while fires in western and central Parana raged driven by dry winds trapping peasants and overwhelming hospitals.
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Curitiba
Brazil
Parana
President Kennedy halts draft for married men by order
The president issued an executive order delaying the draft for married men just minutes before induction. Inductees faced decisions as some returned home or joined the Army anyway, while others avoided service due to marriage.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
Atlanta
Thomas Byers
Rome
No Disorders Reported In Birmingham Schools
Birmingham and other Alabama cities desegregated school sessions with federalized National Guardsmen standby but no disorders reported. West End High saw arrests in prior protests. Mobile Tuskegee and Huntsville desegregation proceeded without major incidents. In High Point North Carolina clashes during antisegregation actions left a police officer slightly injured and numerous confrontations between about 2000 whites and 700 negros.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Tuskegee
Huntsville
National
West End High
Quads Named By Parents and Quints Receiving Donations
In Jackson Mississippi Misses A B C and D Harkins are named Alice Bernice Elizabeth Jane Mary Regina and Anita Margaret after quadruplets born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Harkins. Venezuela reports Prieto Quintuplet boys healthy with mother improving as aid pours in. Also Denver studies a five man Mars expedition for the 1980s with forecast cooler, wet spell this week.
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D Harkins
Alice Bernice
Elizabeth Jane
Mary Regina
Anita Margaret
Thomas P. Harkins
Jackson
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Ines Marie Cuervo de Prieto
Denver
Colo
Mars
Eleven men told to report join, one volunteers to stay
Induction personnel in Columbus reported a calm but unclear mood among eleven married inductees. Wayne DeWitt of Glenmont chose to volunteer to stay. ten others immediately went home.
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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 Barkhurst
Pennsville
Morgan County
Roy H. Branan, Jr
Lima
Senator Fears Lack Of Site Inspection In Nuclear Test Ban
Senator Richard B. Russell warned that the limited nuclear test ban could advance world disarmament without on site inspections. He opposed ratification except for underground blasts, fearing concealed Soviet disarmament and lacking ironclad guarantees. Other leaders supported and debated reservations, while Dean Rusk linked rejection to Red China’s stance on peaceful coexistence.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Russell
United States
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Cuba
Frank Church
Didaho
Soviet Union
Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Miami Beach
Dean Rusk
American Legion
Red China
Rusk Pushes Talks With Soviet Union to Avert War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged possible agreements with the Soviet Union to prevent war by accident miscalculation or surprise attack He listed areas for talks including arms reduction inspections Berlin crisis UN peace power openness between blocs disease control science cooperation and other joint efforts to reduce risk of nuclear conflict.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
National American Legion
Rusk
Russia
Berlin
United Nations
Prosecute Rioters In Jerusalem To Target Orthodox Demonstrations
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol vows to prosecute those behind violent demonstrations by Orthodox youths in Jerusalem Haifa and Jaffa. Police report more than 100 youths arrested as they attacked church schools assaulted a policeman a teacher and a Catholic archbishop and caused property damage during the protests.
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Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Eshkol
Haifa
Jaffa
Lausche Opposes Bail Out of Chicago Skyway
Senator Lausche denounces federal bailout of Chicago Skyway as a breach of trust and wasteful use of taxpayer money. He cites a bill to buy the 71 mile tollway for 63.8 million dollars to convert it into a freeway. Ohio Democrats meet in Cleveland for luncheon ahead of a 100 dollar plate tribute to Senator Young with talks on voter registration and party organization.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Congress
Chicago Skyway
Lausche
Senate
Chicago
South Side
Cleveland
Ohio
Democrat County
Stephen M. M. Young
Mental Health Bill Advances To Compromise
A broad federal effort to ease mental health problems moves toward House-Senate compromise with a $238 million House bill, far below the Senate’s $850 million version and administration aims. aims include funding facilities for research and community mental health centers. The same bulletin notes an announced strike by the International Association of Machinists against United Airlines on October 10 in San Francisco.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
San Francisco
Fire destroys plant. $80,000 damage in Martins Ferry blaze
Firefighters from 15 communities battled a major blaze at the Associated Box Corp. factory in Martins Ferry Bridgeport and nearby areas on Tuesday night causing about $80,000 in damage. The effort drew units from 15 towns to bring the fire under control.
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Martins Ferry
Bridgeport
Associated Box Corp
Goldwater Defends Use Of Private Planes In Campaigning
Senator Goldwater rebutted Rep. Vanik's charge that Timken and other private planes used for Cleveland and Washington trips violated campaign rules. Vanik sought IRS scrutiny while Timken attributes the flight to private ownership and not political use. Bow defended Timken and blamed Kennedy for extravagance in presidential travel.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goldwater
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Johnson
Arizona
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Ments
Cleveland
IRS
Timken Company
H. H. Timken Jr
Sen. Goldwater
Vanik
Columbus
Timken
Frank T. Bow
R-Ohio
Bow
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