Thirteen Americans Lost in Action in Viet Nam
In central Viet Nam a Marine helicopter and two other aircraft were shot down or crashed. A search by planes and helicopters faced heavy ground fire with two downed choppers found late in the day and no survivors visible. The fate of the crew included Marines, a Navy doctor, and hospital corpsmen amid reports of a TV-28 crash earlier.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Sur
Vivors
da Nang
Highlands
Navy
U N team to probe Buddhist rights in South Viet Nam
United Nations plans a fact finding mission to South Viet Nam to investigate charges that President Ngo Dinh Diem's regime violates Buddhist rights. The mission, to be appointed by U N President Sosa Rodriguez, will report to the General Assembly as soon as possible.
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United Nations, N.Y
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.N
Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez
Venezuela
111 Nation Forum
Soviet Union
Chile
Costa Rica
Sosa- Rodriguez
Diem
Sosa-Rodriguez
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Assembly
United States
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Vietnamese Control Commission
Students Picket Mme. Nhu Outside Waldorf Astoria
A dozen youths from Youth Against War and Fascism picketed the Waldorf Astoria as Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu prepared to lunch with the Overseas Press Club. She left the Barclay Hotel with her daughter Le Thuy, 18, after taping a TV program.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Cluir
Youth Against
South Viet Nam
Barclay
Kidney Transplant Performed on Twins in Boston
William and Gerald Mannix, 33 year old non identical twins from Chicago, underwent kidney transplant surgery at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. William was the ailing twin and Gerald the donor. The six hour operation requires removal of a kidney from the healthy twin and implantation into the ill twin, with success judged after about a week.
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Boston
UPI
William
Gerald Mannix
Chicago
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Gerald
Five Day Forecast Highlights Seasonal Turnaround Ahead
The forecast shows Monday near the seasonal average of 50 degrees. Temperatures rise to warmer levels by Thursday and Friday with cooler conditions expected this weekend. Scattered showers are possible Saturday or Sunday.
Automobile salesman abducted during test drive in Newark
Albert Johnson invited a prospective customer to his home, offered coffee, and took him on a trial run. At Branch Brook Park the man produced a pistol, handcuffed Johnson, tied him with rope, and dumped him in bushes, then robbed him and fled in the car.
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Newark
UPI
Albert Johnson
Branch Brook Park
Johnson
Stricken Macmillan May Have To Quit
BLACKPOOL England Conservative leaders expect Harold Macmillan to step down as prime minister after surgery for a prostate obstruction. The 69 year old leader was hospitalized in London with an operation likely Thursday and two to three months of limited activity. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Butler would run the government in his absence.
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Blackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Macmillan
London
Labor Party
Edward Heath
John Richardson
Richard A. Butler
Butler
Science
Lord Hailsham
Reginald Maudling
Exchequer
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Treen
Haughey Attacks Eagle For Article on Pollution
Pittsfield mayor Haughey attacked The Eagle over a front page story about pollution in the Housatonic River. He charged the paper omitted details of a $10 million sewer and water program and the administration’s efforts to eliminate odors near the river. The mayor cited a page 13 continuation and disputed claims by lawmakers at a Hartford hearing.
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The
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Housatonic
Hartford
Pittsfield-Dalton
Pittsfield
Berkshire Hagie
Berkshire
Housatonic River
Massachusetts
Alabama
Conn
Rep
Robert KE. Jones
House Natural Resources and Power Subcommittee
Housatonic Valley
Sen. Ribicoff
Connecticut
John S. Monagan
Vatican approves mass in modern languages with Latin canon kept
Vatican Council fathers overwhelmingly approve a series of amendments enabling use of modern languages in Mass, expanding vernacular use while preserving Latin for the Canon. Nations may allow the people to participate more fully, with broader language options across the service and a strengthened Bible sermon emphasis.
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Vatican City
API
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Drought Closes New Hampshire Woods
Concord New Hampshire officials ordered woodland closures effective at 12 noon under a governor proclamation. Hunters and fishermen are barred due to extreme fire hazard the worst since 1903 with logging allowed only to those proving fire safeguards. The order followed an Executive Council telephone poll.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
John W. King
King
Executive Council
Alfred Fisher Succumbs at 70
Alfred J. Fisher, 70, patriarch of the Fisher brothers who pioneered the modern automobile body, died at Henry Ford Hospital after a long illness. He was the second brother to pass this year, following Charles T. Fisher, who died in August at 83.
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Detroit
UPI
Alfred J. Fisher
Fisher Brothers
Henry Ford Hospital
Charles T. Fisher
Mass governor rejects DPW plan as Ricciardi kept on board
Gov Endicott Peabody campaigns to overhaul the Department of Public Works by dumping Commissioner Jack P Ricciardi and forming a five member new commission while Senate Ways and Means shelves the reform bill. He cites six defects in the Senate draft and vows to carry the fight to the people amid a backdrop of investigations and indictments tied to highway programs. Senate caucus signals support to spare Ricciardi for now as Peabody insists on a real reorganization and top level change.
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Boston
Endicott Peabody
Department of Public Works
Jack P. Ricciardi
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Senate Ways and Means
Peabody
Ricciardi
Senate
Waterways Division
DPW
Whdh-Tv
Massachusetts
Blatnik Committee
DEW
Senate Democrats
John Le.powers
Richelardi
Rodolphe G. Bessette
Commission
Commissioner Summoned by Probers in DPW Inquiry
Barnstable Massachusetts UPI State DPW Commissioner Jack P Ricciardi and H N Chase director of the Bureau of Building Construction were summoned to appear in superior court as part of a four county grand jury probe. Ricciardi must produce licenses issued by the Division of Waterways, land taking details, equipment rentals and survey data dating back to 1957. Chase must bring information on architects engineers and construction firms that have done business with the state in Barnstable since 1957.
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Barnstable
Mass
UPI
State Public Works Department
DPW
Jack P. Ricciardi
Dist. Atty
Edmund L. Dinis
H. N. Chase
Bureau of Building Construction
State Department of Administration and Finance
Ricciardi
Chase
Commonwealth
Barnstable County
Finnish Engineers Study Mass Methods
A five member Finnish team from the National Board of Public Roads and Waterways arrived in Boston to inspect and confer with officials from the Massachusetts Department of Public Works. The visit includes meetings in New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont to study regional highway operations.
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Boston
Finland
National Board of Public Roads and Waterways
Massachusetts Department of Publ Tic Works
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
New England
Pekka K. Markonen
Velsinki
Aulis Ukkonen
Helsinki
Anton Orlamo
Lappland
Kauko Nummeta
Kero ‘Nensuu
Mikkeli
False teeth approved after Scotsman swallows dentures
National Health Service officials disclosed approval of a new set of false teeth for a Scotsman who swallowed his old ones while sleeping.
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London
UPS
National Health Service
Dog Gone Dog Gone Demand for Puppies Sizzles in Ads
Mrs Bernard McCauley reports selling two puppies within hours after The Eagle street edition. The Eagle reaches about 90000 readers daily, including daily want ads fans. Advertisers with popular items attract many replies. call for results.
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Bernard McCauley
Crescent Street
the Eagle
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