South Viet Nam Faces Juvenile Delinquency Rise
Saigon police report 3,413 hoodlums arrested last year and about 1,223 in the first six months of 1965. Col. Pham Van Lieu cites causes including war, broken homes, and depraved media, urging compulsory education, vocational training, technical schools, and social organization aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Pham van Lieu
National Police
Lieu
Hie
Unbelievable Rain Floods Southeast Florida Cities
Southeast Florida faced record downpours with 24.43 inches in Fort Lauderdale and 23.32 inches in Pompano Beach within 24 hours, triggering widespread flooding and heavy property damage. In Indiana, Edwin Swint, 29, smashed a roadside phone booth after a machine refused his call and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompano Beach
Fila
Florida
Weather Bureau
Fort Lauderdale
Franklin
Ind
UPI
Edwin Swint
Swint
MIT Exec to Head COMSAT as New Chief Executive
Jamies McCormack a retired Air Force major general and MIT vice president was elected Friday to lead Communications Satellite Corp taking office December 1 as chairman and CEO He succeeds Leo D Welch who will retire after serving since April 1963 and will remain a public stockholder board member McCormack who is 54 has overseen MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Instrumentation Laboratory housing about 3600 staff including 1200 scientists and engineers in research on communications data processing and space and missile tech
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jamies McCormack
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Communications Satellite Corp
McCormack
Comsat
Leo D. Welch
MIT
Insilte
Lincoln Laboratory
Lexington
Mass
Instrumentation Laboratory
Cambridge
Welch
Draft-Dodge Workshops Spur Antiwar Tactics Across Campuses
The SDS hosts nationwide workshops teaching ways to dodge the draft and file conscientious objector forms amid a public debate on the 45 000 yearly draft. Paul Booth of SDS cites undemocratic draft scale while CBS fosters a dialogue on moral duty and resistance citing David Mitchell and Nuremberg precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students For A Democratic Society
Stennis
Senate
Chicago
Paul Booth
SDS
Red Troop Movements Hint Bloc Exercises
Western travelers reported Communist troop movements near West Berlin as Warsaw Pact maneuvers in East Germany were seen as imminent possibly this weekend. Past maneuvers disrupted Western road and barge traffic. A New York resident, Newman, 30, a Columbia University physics graduate student, was jailed for Sept. 16 Selec tive Service law conviction, now on bail pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
N.Y
William Timbers
New Haven
Conn
Newman
Columbia University
Viet Nam
Salisbury Breaks Silence Urging Time for Rhodesian Evolution
The Marquis of Salisbury, a veteran Tory power broker, calls for patience in Rhodesia, arguing Africans must advance toward majority rule in stages. He condemns penal sanctions and colonialism, praising white Rhodesians for building hospitals and schools while noting genuine African progress requires time and continued British guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Salisbury
Britain
House of Lords
Privy Seel
Dominions
Colonies
Harold Meocmillen
Mecmillan
George VII
London
Central Africa
Congo
Rhodesia
Livingstone
Ian Smith
Fade Out of Che Guevara Signals Castro Shadow
The Havana mystery deepens as Ernesto Guevara fades from public view with Fidel Castro, leaving only the Castro brothers and Hubert Matos alive among the Sierra Maestra leaders. Others vanish through alleged accidents and suicides, with Camilo Cienfuegos and Augusto Martinez Sanchez among the first to disappear or be killed under murky circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nana
Fidel Castro
Ernesto
Che Guevara
Guatemala
Camilo Cienfuegos
Hubert Matos
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Raul Castro
Castro Brothers
Matos
Castro
Sierra
Cienfuegos
Havana
Guevara
Colombia
Cuba
Cueban
Columbia
Joaquin Ordoqui
Cuban Communist Party
Ordoqui
Sierra Maestra
Czechoslovakia
Anibal Escalante
Rene Ray
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Robert Moorefield
National Comparison
Pacific
United States
Department of Defense
Johnson Island Test Base
Southeast
Fla
ESC Sausage
Big N Store
Admiral Personal TY
Cookwae
Colgate
Norther
Bech
Big Man
Big N
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Woomera
Australia
Walter Cronkite
Steve Newman
Greenwich Village
New York
CBS News
Alexander Kendrick
David Mitchell
Mitchell
Nuremburg
Brooklyn
Spectra
Orson Nantuck
McCall’s Needlecraft
Shirley
North St
Herman Guillet
Second St
Mr. Guillet
Herman
Guillet
Federal Street
Elm Street
Cleaners
Furriers
Lord Salisbury
America
Harold Macmillan
Kenya
For
Che’ Guevara
Virginia Prewett
Havanna
Pioneer Credit Corporation
Tatsfield
North Street
Great Barrington
Main Street