Viet Nam Prelate Says Vatican Muzzles Him
Archbishop Pierre Ngo Dinh Thue, brother of South Viet Nam's president, abruptly left Rome claiming the Vatican ordered him to stop talking about Vietnam. He said a veto prevents declarations and would not speak outside his diocese.
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Ngo Dinh Dien
Viet Nam
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New York
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Diem
Holy See
Basta
Mars Expedition Planned for 1980s Return
DENVER Colorado AP a five man expedition to Mars is under study for the 1980s. Eliot C Payson chief of advanced design for Martin Marietta Corp says the trip would take 269 days and the crew would stay 455 days before returning. He adds there may be primitive life on Mars.
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Colo
Mars
Eliot C. Payson
Martin- Marietta Corp
Payson
Unrest grows in Saigon student demonstrations
In Saigon students rally against the government with police deployed to curb disturbances. About 2,300 students arrested as eight high schools are closed. U.S. pressure mounts for Ngo Dinh Nhu's ouster and press censorship lift, with Lodge urging the removal. The Diem regime accuses Buddhist supporters and Communists of fomenting protests.
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Ngo Dinh Diemon
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Indian general named commander of UN Yemen mission
United Nations appoints Lt. Gen. Prem Singh Jyani of India as commander of the UN Yemen Observation Mission. Secretary General U Thant announced the appointment in New York, detailing Jyani will lead the force overseeing Yemen operations.
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India
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United Nations
Waksman Undergoes Appendectomy During Uruguay Visit
Nobel Prize winner Dr Selman Waksman was reported in good condition in Montevideo Uruguay where he was hospitalized on September 1 for appendicitis. The Rutgers University professor emeritus traveled to receive an honorary degree and deliver lectures as part of his trip.
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Uruguay
Selman Waksman
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Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
Cuba Exiles Threaten Free Shipping Threats to halt trade by Oct 1
Anti Castro exiles press campaign to topple the regime by land and air with warning that free world ships will be attacked if seen in Cuban waters after October 1. Ground clashes reported in Sierra Maestra and Sierra de Escambray while Havana confirms aerial strikes on industrial targets amid Cuban sugar mill damage claims.
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Castro
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Anti-Inflation Plan Outlined by French Premier Pompidou
Paris reports Premier Georges Pompidou outlined a broad stabilization plan to curb government spending tighten credit and keep prices stable. He said many young men would be exempt from military service on Nov 1 to boost the labor force as prices rose 6 percent last year in France versus 1.5 percent in the United States. Wage gains lagged behind living costs, especially in nationalized industries.
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Georges Pompidou
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United States
Tito Hosts Kadar Dinner in Belgrade Lodge
President Tito hosted Premier Janos Kadar of Hungary at Karadjordjevo hunting lodge north of Belgrade. Communists exchanged toasts stressing strengthening of friendly relations amid inflation and regional tensions.
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Hungary
Ghana Apology for Beatings of Ghanaian Students
The United States apologized to Ghana’s ambassador for a violent incident near Tuscaloosa Alabama where three Ghanaian college students were beaten by white men. FBI in Nashville questioned the students and two white companions. the five assailants fled. Students were treated at Vanderbilt Hospital and released.
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Ala
G. Menuen Williams
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Vanderbilt University Hospital
Evins Authors Book Sent To President Kennedy
Representative Joe L. Evins of Tennessee has sent his book Understanding Congress to President Kennedy. The president responded with a letter, signaling interest in the work from a member of Congress.
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Washington
Joel L. Evins
D-Tenn
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson reviews problems with new premier in Oslo
President Lyndon B. Johnson arrived for a four day visit to Norway. Talks focused on limited nuclear test ban, potential U S NATO cooperation and East West communications satellites. Johnson planned a royal palace visit and lunch with King Olav V, meeting Lyng and other officials as crowds cheered outside the Grand Hotel.
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Lyndon B. Johnson Tession
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Grand Hotel
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U.S
Clifton Wharton
Hans Engen
Washington
Norway Presses U S on Fleet Bias Dispute
Oslo reports Norway's government voiced worries to Vice President Johnson about discrimination against the Norwegian merchant fleet. Prime Minister Lyng, Foreign Minister Wikborg, and Industries Minister Maeland said nations favor their own shipping and linked U S policy of American ships for certain cargoes to a global shift in preferences.
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Norway
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Lyng
Erling Wikborg
Kaare Maeland
U.S
Re and Son Sentenced in Swan-Finch Stock Fraud Case
New York AP report says Gerardo A Re and his son Gerard received six months imprisonment and $15,000 fines each after a July 11 conviction on federal securities fraud charges. They were convicted with three others for conspiring to sell over a million unregistered Swan-Finch Oil shares between 1934 and 1957, allegedly defrauding the public by more than a million.
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Gerardo A. Re
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Dudley B. Bonsal
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
Khrushchev Gift Car to Castro Reported by Havana Radio
Havana radio broadcasts that Premier Nikita Khrushchev presented Fidel Castro with a Soviet made automobile. The gift was said to honor Castro for praising progress in Soviet industry and reading at the White House.
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