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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1963

Page

2

Pope Urges Tolerance Amid Viet Nam Buddhist Protests

In Panthiet a 23 year old Buddhist priest Thich Nguyen Muang burned himself to death in a public square amid alleged religious discrimination by President Ngo Dinh Diem's government. The self immolation followed a hunger strike at a pagoda and could spark new Buddhist demonstrations and tighter government controls. Pope Paul VI urged Diem not to ignore the rights of the people as Buddhist unrest grows.

Saigon Viet Nam UPD Panthict Neyo Dinh Diem Thich Nguyen Muang Lochvs Thigh Quan Duc South Viet Nam Neuyen Tiong Tam Biem Ife Rome Paul VI

Scallop Boat Collides With Soviet Trawler in Fog

The 82 foot Josephine and Mary, a Portland scallop dragger, collided with a Russian trawler some 173 miles east southeast of Portland in heavy fog. No injuries were reported as both ships returned to port under their own power. A crane on the vessel described the Russian boat as flying a hammer and sickle on its stack.

Portland Maine Georges Banks Coast Guard Josephine Mary Lauren L. Nitleton

Syncom II Starts Work Successfully

New York AP reports Syncom II tested Sunday night, relaying four news stories and two photos between the United States and Nigeria via a 92,9931 mile high satellite. Transmissions from Lakehurst to Lagos, with a Kennedy portrait also sent, and a Nigerian governor general image returned to Lakehurst.

New York United States Nilgeria Africa Syncom Project Lakehurst Kingsport Lagos U.S Ench Kennedy Nigeria

Complete Nuclear Ban Sought by Red China

Communist Premier Chou En-lai sent a letter to world leaders calling for a world conference to ban and destroy nuclear weapons. The letter, dated August 2 with a July 30 statement, urged universal declarations to prohibit and dismantle all nuclear arms and related delivery systems worldwide.

Red China FORYO UPS Chou En-lai Communist New China Ew Chiaa Sakya Chou Peking Paime Eee

Ward's Death Triggers New Probes In Scotland Yard Case

London sources report Scotland Yard widening probes linked to the Dr Stephen Ward case amid dis quiet over how his vice trial was handled. Investigations may expose sordid conduct and possible prosecutions involving associates who allegedly provided underage girls for wealthy men. Ward died in a London hospital from barbiturate overdose after a conviction for living off the earnings of two prostitutes Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies. He faced a potential prison term as the affair involving War Minister John Profumo emerged.

London UPI Scotland Yard Stephen Ward Tax Day Ward Christine Keeler Marilyn Mandy Rice-Davies Alice Bacon Labor Party John Profumo Miss Keeler

Murrow Says Soviets Step Up Attacks on CIA

Edward R. Murrow, director of the U.S. Information Agency, told a television audience there have been more high level sustained Soviet attacks on the agency in the past three months than ever before. He urged Senate approval of a $15 million House cut restoration to the 1963-64 budget of $146 million, warning that failure would leave USIA at current levels except for Voice of America.

Washington UPI Edward R. Murrow U.S. Information Agency Soviet Union Murrow USIA Harrison A. Williams D-N_1 Senate House Voice of America

U S Envoys Draw Crowds In Moscow

UPI reports Adlai Stevenson and Senator Hubert Humphrey drew a large crowd in Moscow during a stop for peace outreach while the signing of the partial nuclear test ban neared. Russians recognized the visitors as they urged better U S Soviet relations. Church services at the British Embassy chapel featured Earl of Home and Edward Heath with readings by Laval Mome and Arnold Smith.

Moscow UPI Adlai E. Stevenson U.S United Nations Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Stevenson Sen. Humphrey Soviet Union United States Earl of Home Edward Heath Dean Rusk Lord Name Meath

Nuclear force formed as diplomats debate NATO air strike unit

Bonn dispatch reports NATO states United States West Germany France and Canada quietly formed the 4th Allied Tactical Air Force an international air borne nuclear striking force. The 1 500 plane unit would deploy atomic warheads with a mixed multinational staff led by an American commander a French deputy Canadian chief of staff and German chief of logistics. Debate continues over a proposed multilateral seaborne Polaris force with varied interest from member states.

Bonn Germany UPI North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO United States West Germany France Canada 4Th Allied Tactical Air Force ATAF J.F.K White House 4Th Ataf Logis Fics Italy

Five Men and Girl Plan Global Voyage

Five men and a 7 year old girl set sail on a three year world voyage aboard a 16 ton steel-hulled ketch Sunday night. The girl passenger Paula Dalby is joined by her father Donald Dalby 49 owner and skipper of Ipara and four young bachelors including Jock West 21 Mountain Lake NJ.

Poole Ilarbour Eng UPL Papsinger Paula Dalby Donald Dalby Jock West Mountain Lake

Rainiers Open to Summer Home Near Dublin Ireland

The News of the World reports Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco are seeking a summer residence near Dublin Ireland. The couple allegedly want to return to the Emerald Isle, where the princess has roots.

London UPI News of the World Prince Rainier Grace Monaco Dublin Ireland Emeraldste

Prices, Merchants, and a Lawyer in a Parable Tale

The fiction about price variation mocks a merchant who rents cheaply yet spends to broadcast his supposed savings. A friend recalls a man calling a lawyer foolish for a fee, while the lawyer simply knew where to look in the book.

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