Patience Counseled On South Viet Nam Policy
President Kennedy urges patience in South Viet Nam, warns against aid cuts that could topple Ngo Dinh Diem and invite a Communist takeover. He emphasizes staying the course and using influence to regain support while avoiding withdrawal. Kennedy also comments on the nuclear test ban treaty ratification.
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Patience
South Viet Nam
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
NBC
Huntley - Brinkley
New Study Links Fat to Heart Attacks
A Framingham study of 5127 adults finds high cholesterol linked to more coronary disease and higher fatal heart attack risk. Researchers note fats influence other blood lipids and advise exercise, diet change, reduced saturated fat, and weight loss. The article also covers federal tax policy, civil rights, and Kennedy's foreign and Vietnam remarks.
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New York
Framingham
Mass
William B. Kannel
National Heart Institute
Kannel
Kanel
Congress
Kennedy
North
Tito
Yugoslavia
U.N. General Assembly
Viet Nam
CBS Labor Day
Compromise Offered On Corps Bill In Washington
Administration seeks House action on the domestic service corps bill. Discussions underway on amendments by the House Labor Committee to reconcile concerns and bring a solid bill to the floor. William R. Anderson, former Mautilus commander and now Kennedy adviser, comments.
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Washington
House
Domestic Service Corps
William R. Anderson
House Labor Committee
Anderson
President Kennedy
Ballet Student Dies of Rabies in Rome
Diana Celia Hall a 12 year old British ballet student from Bradford died in a Rome hospital from rabies after a dog bite to the face at the Roma Opera Theater ballet academy on August 23. The black police dog at the school was found rabid and destroyed. Doctors said upper body bites allow faster virus progression despite anti rabies treatment.
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Rome
Diana Celia Hall
Bradford
Ballet Academy
Roma Opera Theater
Diana
Ideology Course Aims at High School Reform
A nationwide Ik guide titled Ideology and World Affairs developed by Tufts Lincoln Filene Center trains 23 teachers from the Northeast to compare democracy, communism, and right wing authoritarianism. The program, voluntary in Maine and Massachusetts, has drawn 4,000 requests with wide geographic interest and aims to complement 12th grade problems of democracy courses.
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Medford
Mass
Tufts University
Lincoln Filene Center
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Resource Unit
California
Edmonton
Alberta
American Community School
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Maine
Department of Education
Massachusetts Education Department
Bay State
John S. Gibson
Gibson
Chester E. Willette
Maine Education Department
Louisiana
Florida
Willette
Algeria adopts one party socialist constitution under Ben Bella
Algerians approved a new constitution establishing a one party FLN state with Ahmed Ben Bella to become president with broad powers. Berber voters largely boycotted the referendum, casting doubt on turnout though government returns claim near universal approval.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Ben Bella
Hocine Ait Ahmet
Front of National Liberation
FLN
Rabbi Prinz Casts Civil Rights as Religious Battle Cry
Rabbi Joachim Prinz, head of the American Jewish Congress, declares social justice for all as the new religious battle cry. He says joining the Negroes in the fight for equal rights validates organized religion in the United States.
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Washington
Joachim Prinz
American Jewish Congress
Prinz
Congress
Goldwater Warns Far Left Threat Is Real Danger
Senator Barry Goldwater told an Ohio Republican luncheon that the far left, not the right, poses the immediate threat to U S politics. He urged Republicans to unite in a hard line campaign to defeat the Kennedy administration and criticized liberal Democrats and unilateral disarmament ideas.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John Birchers
Goldwater
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
California
Far East
United States
Unemployment Declines in August 1963
Washington AP reports unemployment fell to 3.9 million in August, with the seasonally adjusted rate at 5.5 percent, down from 5.6 percent in July. The jobless total dropped by 500,000 while the labor force fell by 750,000 to 77.2 million.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Russians Oust Chinese Crew Of Crack Train
Soviet authorities forced off the crew and Chinese passengers from the Peking Moscow Express at Naushki on the border for alleged anti-Soviet propaganda. Officials said literature was seized and a sitdown strike followed after customs officials were locked inside the train. The incident marks a second propaganda smuggling accusation against China.
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Moscow
Itate
Fidel Castro predicts 1964 Kennedy Goldwater race
Fidel Castro forecast a Kennedy vs Goldwater 1964 election, calling both politicians cheap and crooked. He warned Goldwater would test his tough Cuba policy and said Cuba would defend itself if he won. Castro noted Goldwater's anti Kennedy Cuba stance and linked it to the test ban treaty debates.
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Kennedy
United States
Senate
Havana
Fidel Castro
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Castro
Cuba
Police Seek Strangler in Salem Hub Area
Police questioned residents in a quiet Salem neighborhood as they hunt for the killer of 51 year old Evelyn Corbin found strangled at 224 Lafayette Street. A house to house canvass and checks of delivery men are underway to identify a suspect in the ninth unsolved Greater Boston strangling in 15 months.
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Salem
Mass
Thomas Gilligan
Evelyn Corbin
Lafayette St
Boston
John E. Tully
Graham Rally Draws Record U S Crowd at Los Angeles Coliseum
AP reports Billy Graham wrapped up his most successful U S crusade with a Sunday night gathering at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum that filled every seat and drew about 134 254 inside, with 20 000 outside. The event topped Graham’s prior U S crowds, though San Francisco hosts a rosary event with larger numbers.
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Los Angeles
Billy Graham
U.S
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Graham
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Jehovah’s Witnesses
New York
Yankee Stadium
Coliseum
Pasadena
Good News Assembly
Rose Bowl
Walker Sues Editor for 2 Million Defamation Claim
Former Army Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker files a $2 million suit in state circuit court in Greenville Mississippi against Hodding Carter publisher of the Delta-Democrat Times. Carter allegedly linked Walker to involvement at the University of Mississippi during the James Meredith desegregation crisis.
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Greenville
Miss
Edwin Walker
Hodding Carter
Carter
Walker
University of New Hampshire
Greenville Delta - Democrat Times
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
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