Ousted Viet General To Advise New Junta
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh said Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh agreed to serve as adviser to the new 35 member military council. Khanh aims for national union but warns of temporary measures to safeguard public order. Four former junta members arrested Thursday face fair trials.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Duong van Minh
Khanh
United States
Minh
France
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Tran van Don
le van Kim
Mai Huu Xuan
Ton That Dinh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Soviet tests on ESP for military use, says Duke associate
D John A Freeman a research associate in parapsychology at Duke University told a Greensboro civic club that the Soviet Union is conducting experiments on the military and educational uses of extrasensory perception He said Russians believe soldiers may someday communicate with people in spaceships without radios.
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Red Military
Greensboro
N.C
UPI
Soviet Union
D. John A. Freeman
Dukes University
Bus crash in Argentina slices bus in half near Parana
Police report a bus veered onto a rail line and was cut in two by a diesel train ten miles from Parana. Twenty two people died and twelve were injured, eight seriously, in the fatal collision northwest of Buenos Aires.
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Parana
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Panama Canal Control Sparks UN Disapproval
At the United Nations, Latin American and regional voices oppose Panama gaining canal control now or later. Fears arise that regional control could raise shipping fees and invite political entanglements. Britain and France favor internationalization linking to Suez, while Arab League and Soviet blocs resist Panamaization, urging regional or international handling in different ways.
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United Nations
NANA
U.s.-Panama
Panama
Egypt
Nasser
Suez
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Israel
Panama Waterway
U.S
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Britain
France
U.N
Belgium
Holland
Toihe Organization of
Arab League
Arab i League
OAS
Canal
Erhard's Guard Charged With War Crimes in Texas Visit
Bonn AP report says Ewald Peters, a West German police official and bodyguard to Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, was arrested on war crimes charges. He is accused of participating in mass executions of Jews in Russia during World War I. Peters was suspended from duty.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Texas Ranch
Interior Ministry
Ewald Peters
Russia
Peters
New Hampshire Sweepstakes Divides States Wager on Ballot
Edward G G McGrath reports on the New Hampshire sweepstakes issue as voters prepare for a March 10 decision. The article notes towns with liquor stores and race tracks may sell tickets, with Salem seen as pivotal due to Rockingham Park and the state’s liquor sales, while Powers leads the initiative and a specialized machine handles ticket purchases and nontransferable receipts.
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Concord
N.H
Nana
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Rockingham Park
John W. King
Hinsdale
Rochester
Massachusetts
Powers
Commission
Chicago
Éon
Vermont sweepstakes bill set for filing Monday
Two Vermont lawmakers plan to file a bill to authorize a state sweepstakes with public referendum. Gov Hoff has eyed a state lottery to fund education and may support a pilot at Green Mountain Park. Proponents say the sweepstakes would raise funds without new taxes and avoid driving out existing industry.
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Montpelier, Vt
UPI
Vermont
George Kingston Jr
Northfield
William Quinn
Wells
Philip H. Hoff
Indi
Hoff
Green Mountain Park
Kingston
Quinn
Repeal group fears liquor vote portends lottery fate
In New Hampshire campaigns a 1962 liquor vote split by cities questions loom over a proposed lottery system. Robert L. Cullinane, 24, leads the Committee of One Hundred logistics and political strategy while opponents argue morality and economic risk.
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Manchester
Concord
Nashua
Robert L. Cullinane
Repeal Group
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Vox Populi
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Durham
University of New Hampshire
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New England College
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Salem
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Boston
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