Diem states Buddhist affair closed and remains Viet Nam chief
President Ngo Dinh Diem told AP that he remains chief of state and the Buddhist crisis is closed. He said monks in custody will be released and that Nhu has no personal ambitions. Elections will be rescheduled after martial law ends and normalcy returns.
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Indicted Cohn Pleads Innocent One Week Early
Roy M. Cohn, longtime McCarthy era investigator, pleads innocent to perjury and obstructing justice in a stock fraud probe a week ahead of schedule. Federal Judge Dudley B. Bonsal frees him on bail without bond and orders fingerprinting as Morgenthau’s request draws a large crowd outside.
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After the Moon Where Next CAPE CANAVERAL AP
NASA planners study post Apollo options including space stations Mars missions and a permanent moon base. They expect decision within months prioritizing a near term earth orbiting station for biomedical research and to support future planetary and lunar exploration.
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New Rail Arbitrator Highballs Into His Job
President Kennedy selects Ralph T. Seward to chair a seven member arbitration panel for the railroad labor dispute. He plans to meet with Labor Secretary Wirtz to prepare for full group hearings within a month. The panel must hear cases within 30 days and decide within 90 days, with a binding award lasting two years.
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Trujillo Ghost Haunts Dominican Politics Amid Crisis
In the Dominican Republic the Trujillo legacy shapes the 1962 presidency as Juan Bosch struggles with unpopularity and administrative chaos. Business fears grow while opposition mobilizes around confiscation policies and a volatile, potentially explosive future in a fragile democracy.
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Navy identifies Thresher debris tubing and ends search
The Navy announced a copper tubing fragment was conclusively identified as from the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher, ending a five month hunt. Officials cautioned the hull remains unfound though debris lies near the latest recovery site, while weather threatens reuse of the bathyscaphe Trieste.
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