Viet Confidence Lost In U S Says Mr Nhu
Saigon reports Ngo Dinh Nhu says the Vietnamese people have lost confidence in the United States amid accusations of U S coup attempts and a broader distrust. He noted reduced U S aid and warned it could impact the war effort as Communist Viet Cong claims of enemy losses rise.
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U.S
Mr. Nhu
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Nhu
Ngo
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Training Flight Aims At India's Defense
Eighteen F100 U.S. fighter planes will fly to India next month for a two week joint training exercise to develop modern air defenses for Indian cities. British Australian and Indian air forces will participate in Exercise Shiksha.
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India
Defense
Washington
UPD
U.S
Defense Department
Serenity for Beauty Advises Mme Nhu in 1960s Vietnam
Mme Nhu, South Vietnam’s first lady, promotes beauty with a calm, sincere serenity. She asserts looking younger at 38 comes from daily daydreaming and keeping a clear conscience, urging personal virtue as part of her beauty ethic.
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Serenity
Mme. Nhu
Washington
South Viet Nam
Canadian sea unions face federal trusteeship plan
Ottawa reports a bill to place Canada's five maritime unions under government trusteeship to halt Great Lakes labor violence. SIU of Canada threatens a Vancouver protest that could disrupt BC shipments as final Senate passage nears. Three trustees would oversee over 22,000 sailors and officers amid SIU CMU rivalry.
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Ottawa
Canada
Great Lakes
Lester B. Pearson
Vancouver
Seafarer’s International Union
SIU
British Columbia
Senate
Governor General
T. G. Norris
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates and mailing details for the Berkshire Eagle are listed with prices for by carrier and by mail across zones. Instructions request subscribers update their address at the local post office to avoid service interruption, noting second class mail in Massachusetts.
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Berkshire Eagle
Bostal
Plissfieta
Senate Panel Seeks Curtailment of Aid After Coup
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved disqualifying aid to governments that seize power via coup, with a presidential exception if national interest warrants. It also backed a ban on loans to government owned enterprises unless private businesses do not offer similar goods. The Morse drafted proviso would bar Alliance for Progress funds to nations seized by force, unless elected governments are restored.
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Neo
U.S
United States
Ngo
Viet Nam
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Wayne Morse
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Morse
Big Lift Of U S Troops Starts Tomorrow
Seven jet transports will depart Bergstrom Air Force Base near Austin at midnight to begin Operation Big Lift. The 2nd Armored Division, about 15,000 men including a 440 man advance party, will deploy from Texas to Germany. Forty-six flights will airlift the main body from Ft Hood within 72 hours, for a week long maneuver against the 3rd Armored Division.
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Austin, Tex
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Army Air Force
2Nd Armored Division
Texas
Germany
Maine
Ft. Hood
Tex
3Rd Armored Division
Kennedy seeks talks on U S shoe imports with Italy and Japan
President Kennedy urged American shoe makers to meet with Italian and Japanese producers to address the U S import problem. He directed talks via ambassadors to discuss voluntary export reductions as industry leaders push for government backed talks and study funding. The plan includes a five point program and advisory group roles.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Dean Rusk
U.S
Iod
Meyer Feldman
Mental Health Funds Decided by Congress
Washington AP reports congressional conferees settled on 329 million dollars for federal funding to attack mental illness and retardation. Funds aimed to build community health centers, research causes of mental retardation, and care for the mentally retarded. Senate had 850 million, House 238 million. final accord dropped 427 million for staffing centers.
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Washington
Congressional
Senate
House
Wildcat Strikes Mark Westinghouse Talks Escalation
Pittsburgh based report says wage talks with Westinghouse Electric Corporation stalled as wildcat strikes by IUE members in Muncie and Columbus raise fear of broader stoppages. UE Philadelphia local voted 6 to 1 to strike if no settlement reached soon, with negotiations extended past midnight.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Muncie
Ind
Icolumbus
Ohio
TUE
United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Philadelphia
Gore attacks Dillon over tax policies in Senate hearing
Sen Albert Gore accuses Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon of repressive tax and money policies in a Senate Finance Committee session during House passage of a big 11 billion dollar tax cut bill. The hearing schedule was widened by Sen Byrd, hinting at a lengthy process with many witnesses and potential delays into 1964. Commerce Secretary Hodges offered a statement urging swift passage to boost the economy and defenses against recession.
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Washington
UPI
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Gore
Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
House
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Senate
Byrd
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Unity urged among Cuban exiles in Tufts speech
Dr Manuel Urrutia the first president after Batista in exile urged Cuban exile groups to unite or risk failure in toppling Fidel Castro. He told Tufts University listeners that not all exile groups seek democracy in Cuba.
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Medford
Mass
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Tufts University
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