Mrs Nhu Faces Questioned Wealth Amid Villa Purchase
A source close to Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu described her as a clever businesswoman with ample resources abroad including a Riviera villa. Reports say she left Saigon five weeks ago with about 5000 dollars spending money and no banked funds abroad, while the family’s large sums may be held by the archbishop.
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Halloween fair play bag trick boosts sharing on porch
In Louisville Kentucky AP reports John B Lowe started a season of leaving a candy bag on the porch. The note reads Take some Leave some. Last Halloween Lowe found the bag contained more candy than he bought, suggesting kids share fairly while trick-or-treating.
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Burton Saves Goulet Career In Camelot Tale
Richard Burton defended Robert Goulet during the Toronto tryout of Camelot after Goulet was slated to be replaced. Burton refused to accept a stiff understudy and supported Goulet in his first singing role. The piece highlights Hollywood social events and other showbiz notes from the era.
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Robert Goulet
Richard Burton
Burton
Toronto
Laurence Harvey
Elaine Stritch
Huntington Hartford
Esther Williams
Fernando Lamas
Esther
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Phil Silvers
Sgt. Bilko
CBS
Phil
Grafton
Harvard Sex Story Sways Few Campuses
Harvard Dean discloses a report by Dr. Graham Blaine Jr. alleging premarital sex rises due to dormitory dorm access. The Harvard Crimson notes strict rules, Radcliffe and Tufts show minimal concern, while Tufts cites door ajar access for coeds in male dorms.
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Graham B. Blaine Jr
Harvard University Health Services
Harvard
Radcliffe
Blaine
Munro
Harvard Crimson
Mary S. Bunting
Tufts College
Alvin R. Schmidt
Tighter credit may be result of higher margins
A Federal Reserve action raising stock margins signals potential tighter credit across markets. Bond traders saw higher yields as tighter money expectations spread, while bonds maturing soon offered security for margin accounts amid stricter cash requirements. Some officials say the move targets speculative credit, with broader credit effects seen as possible but uncertain.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Wall Street
World Today: Khrushchev rattles nerves ahead of 1964 vote
AP analyst notes Kennedy aims for peace and prosperity while Khrushchev tests resolve. Soviet blockades of American convoys in East Germany in 1963 and 1964 threaten a fragile test ban treaty, signaling possible crisis years ahead.
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East Germany
United States
Russia
Moscow
Washington
Britain
Senate
Bear
Kennedy
Eisenhower Debated Second Term During 1956 Memoir Reveal
President Eisenhower recounts a January 13 1956 White House dinner where twelve advisers, including his brother Milton, urged a second term while Milton argued against it. He chose to run, announcing on February 29, and later detailed these events in his White House years memoir.
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White House
Eisenhower
Milton
Doubleday
United States of America
Feers
Fisenhower
Federal funds support adult course on space
A federally supported program in Warren Rhode Island began to promote space education for adults. The pilot project Mankind and Space is funded by a $2,500 NASA state grant to teach non technical space topics, pay instructors, and compile materials for NASA review.
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Mankind and Space
State Department of Education
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Warren School Department
Edward P. Robinson Jr
Rhode Island
Watersheds for Ohio and conservation districts update
The USDA says Ohio becomes the first state where all 87 conservation districts updated programs to cover whole watersheds. The nationwide effort spans about 600 districts focusing on planning for comprehensive watershed management to curb damage and protect resources amid population growth.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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