Viet Cong Fail to Capitalize on Diem Coup After Saigon Uprising
Reporting from Saigon and Washington, the AP notes South Vietnamese forces resumed U S backed operations against Viet Cong after the Diem Nhu overthrow. Viet Cong appeals yielded minor responses while the junta moved toward a Buddhist led caretaker government. Bodies of Diem and Nhu guarded at hospital. funeral timing undetermined. Nhu aide reportedly stabbed. Mrs Nhu seeks safe conduct to return to arrange funeral. State Dept rejects blame for the deaths and cautions against condoning them.
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Viet Cong
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Ngo Dinh
Nhu
Dung
Hue
Ngo Dinh Can
U.S. State Department
Rome
State Department
New Revolutionary Committee
United States
Weekend traffic toll climbs with nine deaths
The Minnesota weekend toll includes a Hutchinson man Ed ward Fitzloff 64 and a wife passenger killed when their car was struck by a westbound Great Northern freight at Litchfield crossing. Other victims include John L. Sievert Sr. 44 of St Paul and William Hedstroms from Dalbo alongside several other crashes and pedestrian deaths.
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Hutchinson
Great Northern
Leonard Adams
Willmar
Fitzroff
Litchfield
John L. Sievert Sr
St. Paul
Afton
Robert A. Capaul
Stillwater
Airlines Pioneer Dies in Vienna
George Baker aged 62, founder and board member of National Airlines, died today in Vienna Austria from a heart attack.
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Vienna
Austria
George Baker
National Airlines
Cosmonaut Couple Wed Ahead of Return to Space
Valentina Tereshkova and Andrian Nikolayev married in Moscow in a glittering ceremony telecast to the nation. Soviet leaders hinted at a new space mission while Khrushchev toasted the couple and praised Soviet glory.
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Moscow
Valentina Tereshkova
Andrian Nikolayev
Kremlin
Valentina
Adrian Nikolayev
Thompson Accused in Wife Slaying for Insurance and Marriage Plans
In Minneapolis a jury heard opening statements in the first degree murder trial of attorney T Eugene Thompson accused of arranging his wife Carol Thompson's death to collect over 1 million in life insurance and to wed another woman. Prosecutor William Randall named Norman Mastrian as the intermediary who paid the killer and said Mastrian and Dick W C Anderson are charged with murder. Thompson, 35, is free on 100000 bond and the case may run for weeks.
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T. Eugene Thompson
William Randall
Thompson
Carol Thompson
Randall
Norman Mastrian
Mastrian
Dick W.C. Anderson
Rolf Fosseen
St. Paul
Duluth
Northern New England Snowstorm Widens Search for Hunter
A heavy storm blanketed northern New England with up to a foot of snow as it moved north toward Quebec. Drifts up to 3 feet blocked roads while a 40 year old hunter from Tolland Conn remained missing in dense woods since Saturday night. wardens scoured waist high drifts near Jackman Maine. Temperatures plummeted to the 20s and 30s across the region and large areas of the Atlantic Seaboard thawed.
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Minn
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Maine
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Jackman
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
Ernest LeBlanc
Tolland
Syracuse
N.Y
Broistedt
Germany
RWC Studies Complaints Against Livestock Truckers
In Minnesota a state railroad and warehouse panel will probe sanitation practices of livestock haulers who return with groceries. Spot checks found 9 of 10 trucks clean, but many skipped disinfection due to odor. Union Stockyards Co. asked to seek chemical tweaks. about 1,300 licensed livestock truckers operate statewide.
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RRWC
Twin City
Anderson
Union Stockyards Co
South St. Paul
Minnesota
Governor Plans Own Probe Into State Riot
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes said he will conduct his own investigation of last week's riot at the Men's State Reformatory unless other studies satisfy him. The move comes amid calls for accountability and inquiry into the outbreak.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Men's State Reformatory
Rath to Expand Iowa Branch Plant with 1.7 Million Project
Rath Packing Co. announced a 1.7 million expansion at its Waterloo Iowa Columbus Junction plant. The project will add pork cutting bacon curing and beef slaughtering capacities at the Columbus Junction facility this year.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Columbus Junction
Rath Packing Co
Reds Hold Up Convoy With West Berlin Clash
In West Berlin a U S Army convoy on the auto bahn was stopped at Marienborn by Soviet officers. The 12 vehicles carrying 44 men were ordered to dismount for counting, but Americans refused, citing Allied procedures. The incident follows prior delays of Allied convoys in Oct.
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West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Spiridonov
James H. Polk
U.S
Berlin
Marienborn
Hospital Founder Dr. Hegge Dies at 91 in Austin
Dr. O H Hegge 91 founder of St Olaf Hospital and first president of Mower County Medical Society died after a stroke at St Olaf Hospital he founded in Austin Minnesota He helped establish Clinic and hospital services and was active in local banking and church affairs Survived by daughter Mrs Theodore Heimarek eight grandchildren and great grandchildren Services set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Sth Place
Mower County
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Biri Parish
Norway
Aars and Voss College
Oslo
University of Minnesota Medical School
United States
University of Chicago School of Medicine
General Hospital
Minneapolis
Bethesda Hospital
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Austin
Pooler
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Blooming Prairie
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Roger's Jewelry Building
First Drive
Hospital Association
Mower Count Medical Society
Dr. Hegge
Tn Hospital Clinic
Holy Drug
R. 5Ilegge
Whic
St. Olaf Luther Church
Car Gifted to Horse Becomes Legally Recorded
In Kentucky Frankfort Wallace Bramwell gives his horse Sonny Boy a car after a quirky transfer from Kenneth Schneider Lyndon. The deed was officially recorded Saturday in Franklin County clerk's office reflecting the humorous deed.
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Frankfort
Wallace Bramwell
Kenneth Schneider
Lyndon
Sonny Boy
Franklin County Clerk's Office
Five Children and Father Die in Selingsgrove Crash
A three vehicle crash near Selinsgrove Pennsylvania killed David Fe Oldweiler aged 32 and his five children Tina Marie Doris Ann Sheila Jane Sharon Elaine and baby David Earl. The mother and a three week old son James were seriously injured as their car was struck and pushed into a tractor trailer by another vehicle.
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David FE
Oldweiler
Marietta
Tina Marie
Doris Ann
Sheila Jane
Sharon Elaine
David Earl
James
AP Wireonote
Grinnell Attorney Dies of Heart Attack at Game
W Palmer 67 an Oskaloosa attorney living in New Sharon collapsed from a heart attack in Grinnell Iowa while watching the Grinnell Carleton football game. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Iowa
Dr! W. Palmer
New Sharon
Gripnell Carleton
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