U S Adviser Lodge Meets Diem as Saigon Quells Student revolt
In Saigon a mass student uprising was crushed by armed police and troops. Police hauled away thousands of students and Buddhist supporters as curfew and censorship took hold. U S Ambassador Lodge presented credentials in a brief ceremony and prepared to press U S views on the crisis.
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Roy Essoyan
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
New Heights
Lodge
University of Saigon
Mississippi Democratic primary pits segregation and Kennedy clash
Mississippi voters faced a Democratic gubernatorial runoff between former Gov. J. P. Coleman and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson, both pledging to uphold segregation if elected as they attack each other for ties to the national party. Ruchel Phillips led the Republican side.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Paul Johnson
Ruchel Phillips
Phillips
Ed Bishop
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Johnson
Barnett
Meredith
Ole Miss
Coleman
U.S
John P. McShane
McShane
Prisoner's Complaint of Discrimination Declared Unfounded
DES MOINES Iowa State Penal Director Ben Baer found no grounds for a black inmate John Smith Des Moines sentenced 10 years at Anamosa for car theft to allege racial bias in work and training assignments. He noted prior issues were corrected two years ago and cited Smith's Aug 8 insolence leading to eight days isolation and 20 days credit loss.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Anamosa
Ben Baer
John Smith
NAACP
Baer
Smith
Reformatory
Humphrey Attacks House Cuts To Foreign Aid Bill
In Minneapolis AP report Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey criticizes the House for trimming Kennedy's 4.1 billion dollar foreign aid bill saying the move wrecks the Alliance for Progress He predicts the Senate will restore funding for the Latin American program.
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Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Humphrey
Senate
Anglicans Seek Unity Amid Fears of Women’s Exclusion
In Toronto a two day Anglican consultation with fifty laymen pressed for a global unity of lay Christians. Archbishop Coggan warned against further excluding women while urging an end to gender and parish boundaries. Rt Rev Stephen Bayne will arrange a meeting of representatives from the communion’s 18 member churches.
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Toronto
F. D. Coggan
York
Anglican Congress
Stephen Bayne
Anglican Communion
York passes from seriously ill status in Nashville hospital
Sgt Alvin C. York, 75, once a WWI hero, is removed from the seriously ill list at Veterans Hospital in Nashville. Authorities report his temperature normal, eating better, and more responsive after admission on July 8 for bed sores. In London, Paul Robeson, 62, and wife flew to East Germany for rest and medical treatment.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Veterans’ Hospital
York
London
Paul Robeson
Germany
Robeson
Tucson sculptress commissioned for Father Kino statue
Baroness Suzanne Silvercuys Stevenson of Tucson has been commissioned by the Arizona Historical Society to sculpt a Father Kino statue for the National Statuary Hall in Washington. Kino was a Roman Catholic priest who established missions in Arizona and died in 1711 in Sonora Mexico.
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Tucson
Ariz
Suzanne Silvercuys Stevenson
The
Arizona Historical Society
Father Kino
National Statuary Hall
Washington, D.C
Kino
Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Pop Singer Lulu Porter Plans Marriage After Poland Tour
Lulu Porter and her manager Jerry Fonarow said the rough tour in Poland convinced them to marry. Porter spoke in Warsaw on Sunday while touring as an American pop singer with Fonarow confirming the engagement.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lulu Porter
Jerry Fonarow
State Fair Heads Into 3rd Big Day
Thousands of youngsters flocked to the Minnesota State Fair on Kids Day with free admission for under 15 and a special free grandstand show. Sunday turnout reached 152,964, lifting the two day total to 256,569, the best in fair history. Jerry Daniels won his second straight feature race boosting earnings to 1910. Dick Gaines suffered a neck injury in a race accident. Two young riders were injured in the horse show but not seriously. Gust Kiehne and son showed Hampshire boar grand champion in farm judging. Charles Saari won the potato sweepstakes with Snowflake, a North Dakota potato variety.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Jerry Daniels
Daniels
Dick Gaines
Mitchell
Gust Kiehne and Son
Lanesboro
Woman and Twin Daughters Die in North Dakota Crash
A Glasston mother Kathleen Dietrich 59 and her twin daughters Jeanette 19 and Janet 19 were killed when their car left a clear highway and collided with an approach. Two Seattle visitors Leighton Kovalinko 5 and Shawn 4 were hospitalized with injuries. Glasston ND location noted.
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Cavalier
N.D
Glasston
Kathleen Dietrich
Jeanette
Janet
Seattle
Wash
Dietrichs
Leighton Kovalinko
Shawn
North Dakota
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