Viet Nam Buddhists protest Diem regime in Saigon
In Saigon five thousand Buddhists, guided by a priest atop Xa Lai Pagoda, demonstrated against Ngo Dinh Diem’s government with no violence as police blocked streets. The protest targeted Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu and demanded government action on Buddhist demands. The crowd dispersed peacefully after two hours as barriers were removed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Xa Lai
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Diem
Madame Nha
Mme. Nha
France Charges Treaty Violation Over Tank Talks
France accuses West Germany of failing to inform Paris about negotiations on a joint tank development treaty with the United States. French officials said the complaint was delivered to the West German ambassador in Paris, citing the consultative pact between Paris and Bonn. The protest concerns talks tied to Defense Secretary McNamara's Bonn visit earlier this month.
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BOM
Germany
France
Paris
West Germany
U.S
Robert McNamara
Bonn
Korean Foe Of Strongman Is Arrested
South Korean opposition leaders charged the arrest of former military Premier Song I chang as politically motivated. Song was seized Sunday after calling on Gen. Park to abandon plans for the October election. He faces charges for deaths during the 1960 uprising and for ordering a wartime execution without trial. Huh Chung condemned the timing as election-related and urged U S policy to keep military out of politics.
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Seoul
South Korea
Song ¥ -i Chang
Chung Hee Park
Song
Park
Syngman Rhee
Ala
Huh Chung
Long
Huh
U.S
United States
China Offers Support To U.S. Negroes
In Tokyo, AP reports Red China aims to exploit U.S. racial tensions. The People's Daily says a massive meeting is held in Beijing to express profound sympathy for American Negroes and support their cause.
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China
U.S
Tokyo
Red China
United States
Peking People’s Daily
Bei China
Japan Seeks Trade With Red China Cites Public Push
U S Ambassador Edwin Reischauer told a Senate subcommittee that while Japan views Red China as a potential trading partner, public demand for trade and diplomatic ties has embarrassed the government as it hopes to cooperate with the United States. He noted China’s weak economy would limit actual trade.
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Washington
Edwin
Reischauer
U. S
Japan
Russia
Ric
Senate
Red China
United States
Senate Subcommittee
National Security
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Sen
Clairborne Pell
D-R. L
China
U S Donation Aids Viet Nam Nuclear Study
In Saigon the United States gave 350000 dollars to South Viet Nam for nuclear research. Ambassador Frederick E Notting Jr delivered the check to President Ngo Dinh Diem. The funds will finance a Dalat reactor producing radioactive isotopes for research and medicine.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Frederick E. Notting Jr
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Dalat
Crime Informer Valachi to Testify Before Senate Unit
Joseph Valachi, a key Justice Department informer on crime and narcotics, will testify before Sen. John L. McClellan's permanent investigations subcommittee for three to four days. His testimony could underpin an expanded probe into national and international narcotics rackets after the TFX hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph Valachi
Justice Department
United States
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Permanent Investigations
Valachi
McClellan
TEX
Detectives Hunt Five Bandits After Great Train Robbery
London police intensified a manhunt for five masked robbers linked to the Glasgow to London mail train raid that halted the service with a false red stop signal. About 7 vaults of mail were seized in a $7 million haul, most of it old currency. rewards total 260,000 pounds.
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AP Jack Mills
London
Scotland Yard
Britain
Scotland
U S Gift To Rebuild Skopje Hits 50 Million
BRDO Yugoslavia AP The United States offers Yugoslavia 50 million dollars to rebuild Skopje after the quake President Tito accepts. Half as outright aid and half as a long term loan the funds to be in dinars from surplus farm sales. Freeman reports damage in Skopje at about 500 billion dinars and notes reconstruction will be costly and affect the Yugoslav economy.
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Brdo
Yugoslavia
United States
Skopje
Washington
Orville L. Vreeman
Tito
Vreeman
Freeman
The
Mar
Jshai
Julian Alps
Seymour Dies Headed Yale Historian and Leader
Dr. Charles Seymour, noted historian and Yale University president from 1937 to 1950, died at 78. A champion of academic freedom, he gained renown for works on U S diplomacy and World War II diplomacy. His tenure expanded faculty, advanced integrated education, and completed a major building program.
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Chatham
Charles Seymour
Yale University
Yale
Seymour
United States
National Magazine of History
Woodrow Wilson
Col
Edward M. House
Wilson
Real Ones Got Away
Michael Ramipine twenty eight fished from a Brooklyn pier and pulled up a bundle of forty nine counterfeit one hundred dollar bills Sunday, eluding authorities.
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NEW York
UPI
Michael Ramipine
Brooklyn Pier
Space Agency Brakes Syncom 2 Satellite
NASA reports hydrogen peroxide jets fired at 2 a.m. from Goddard Space Flight Center to slow Syncom 2 into proper equatorial orbit. The maneuver reduced westward drift from seven to two degrees daily with further adjustments expected within three days.
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Washington
UPL
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Spare Flight Center
Greenbelt
NASA
Canada Raises Rate to 4 Percent in Immediate Move
Ottawa reports the Bank of Canada lifted its lending rate to 4 percent effective immediately. The rate had stood at 3.43 percent since May 6.
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Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Fabrics and fabrics names from a 1963 textile primer
The article describes Batiste, India Madras, Madras cotton, and other fabrics. It notes Batiste named for Jean Baptiste Cambrai linen weaver, India Madras woven on handlooms, and Madras vs lightweight cotton. It mentions long staple cotton types, Oxford fabric, Pima cotton, and a remark on single needle stitching and starch in shirts.
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Jean Baptiste
Cambrai
India
Madras
New Haven
Batiste Madras
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Egypt
Pima County
Arizona
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