Vietnamese Gals Train As Fighters
Saigon reports 19 000 South Vietnamese women trained in the past year to defend villages and fight guerrillas. At a Saigon women’s military school each receives a month of training, with advanced courses at Thu Duc. The first lady’s para military corps backs the effort and some trainees have outshot male troops.
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Phu
Minh
Women’s Military School
Saigon
Mekong River Delta
Thu Duc Military School
U.S
Ngo Dinh Thi le Thuy
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Expert warns on storing canned foods for nutrient preservation
Nutrition expert Philip L. White of the American Medical Association cautions that keeping canned foods in warm storage accelerates slow vitamin deterioration. He notes the rate of nutrient loss varies by food and vitamin, with some vitamins more stable than others.
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Philip L. White
Sc. D
Council of Foods and Nutrition of
The
American Medical Association
Women Freed from Havana Prison Hear Russians Test-Firing Missiles
Two American women released from Cuban jails say they heard missiles being test-fired near Guanajay Prison, claims tied to Soviet arms activity before the Cuban crisis. They reported bars shaking with the blasts and described their release as unconditional as the Bay of Pigs prisoner ransom proceeds.
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Havana
Miami
Fla
Bay of Pigs
Donovan
Fidel Castro
New York
Guanajay
Geraldine Shamma
Boston
Shamma
Martha O'Neal
Orlando
O’neal
Opera and Jazz Blend on Unlikely TV Show
A TV program features opera star Joan Sutherland with Dinah Shore and Ella Fitzgerald performing Lover Come Back to Me. Dinah's NBC tour charms, while Sutherland's high notes are noted as the set's limitations. The color broadcasts, golf aside, add a vivid weekend backdrop. Insights cover TV color quality and varied musical crossovers.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
McGuire Sisters
Danny Boy
Joan Sutherland
Dinah Shore
Ella Fitzgerald
Dinah
NBC
Miss Sutherland
Bistros devise schemes to cope with expense rule changes
Industry-wide reaction to the IRS revised expense account rules slows business in major cities. Hotels, clubs, and restaurants report 15 to 30 percent drops as establishments seek compliant documentation and many turn to credit cards for itemized spending records. Distressed operators cite fear among patrons and cancellations of large entertainments.
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Bistros
Chicago
Windy City
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Washington, D.C
Hollywood
Sunset Strip
New Orleans
IRS
Lawrence C. Buckmaster
Chicago and Illinois Restaurant Association
Stork Club
Sherman Billingsley
Brazil Demands U S Clear Infiltration Charge Clarification
President Joao Goulart angrily demanded President Kennedy clarify U S assertions that the Brazilian government has Communist infiltration. He suspended further U S dollar aid negotiations led by Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas and pressed for a formal State Department clarification.
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Brasilia
Joao Goulart
U.S
Goulart
Kennedy
State Department
House
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
Washington
U.S. Am
Black Monday Stock Market Crash of May 1962 Tells Story
The New York Stock Exchange recounts the May 28 to May 31, 1962 market crash and recovery. It notes 35 million shares traded in 673,000 transactions and shows that individuals sold heavily during declines and bought when prices rose, with income groups influencing buying and selling patterns.
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NEW York
The
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Keith Funston
Spain seeks to reassure U.S. on good relations amid base talks
The Spanish government launches a campaign to improve its image in the United States over renewal of the U.S. bases pact. Madrid denies seeking a handout while pressing for cheaper money and greater voice in European defense decisions.
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Spain
U.S
Washington
UPI
Madrid
United States
Kennedy
Europe
Rota
Cadiz
Mediterranean
NATO
Bennington Village Legal Notice to Elect Officials
The legal voters of the Village of Bennington are warned to meet at the State Armory on Tuesday March 19 1963 at 1 p.m. to vote by ballot on Articles 1 through 10 including election of a President Clerk Collector of Taxes Treasurer Corporation Attorney and one All-
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Bennington
State Armory
Village of Bennington Ballot Measures on Fluoridation and Water Fund
Legal notice outlines articles for yes or no ballots on fluoridation of village water with a 3 cent tax, creation of a 20000 sinking fund for water system expansion with a 26 cent tax, reimbursements for sidewalk and water sewer work on School Street and Stark Street, and related financial implications for residents.
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Basil
Ida Cassin
Stark Street
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