Saigon Violence Renewed Sparks U.S. Friction
In Saigon thousands of students protested Buddhist repression as troops blocked demonstrations and arrested leaders. Reports say at least three soldiers were injured and a deputy chief was hurt. In Washington a Senate resolution urged cutting U.S. aid, with Church accusing Diem of cruel tactics.
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Government School of Fine Arts
Ngo Dinh Diem
University of Saigon
Washington
Senate
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Frank Church
D - Idaho
State Dept
Mme Nhu denounces perfidious attacks in Viet Nam
Mme Nhu, in Belgrade speaking to Interparliamentary Union delegates, condemned alleged perfidious blackmail against her family and President Diem. She branded U.S. leaders and the Kennedy administration as misinformed, vowed to resist Buddhist protests, and accused opponents of exploiting the Buddhist issue for reactionary ends.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ol-nation Interparliamentary Union
Belgrade
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tito
Associated Press
Yugoslavia
Interparliamentary Union
Kennedy
U.S
Nhu
Saigon
Diem
Lodge
Mme
Nin
Andiin
Tanother
Neo Dinh Thue
New York
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
South
Viet Nam
Mme. Nhu
Paul VI
US Witcherafe Baffles Natives in Okinawa
NAHA Okinawa AP reports after Voice of America boosted power from 8000 to 10000 kilowatts native residents accuse the US agency of witchcraft. Stronger radio signals supposedly react with metal objects spearing bedsprings and even damp leaves producing eerie whispers.
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Naha
Okinawa
Voice of America
Brasilia Revolt Crushed as Rebels Surrender Unconditionally
In Brasilia the army quickly crushed a pocket revolt by enlisted men from three armed services. One rebel marine was killed, at least two wounded, and the rest surrendered unconditionally. The capitol’s ministries and airport were retaken and order restored by 1L a.m. EDT.
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UPI
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Central Telegraph Exchange
Navy Ministry
Presidency
Esplanade
Congress Building
Air Ministry
Navy
Renan Soares
Air Force
Air
Hela Point
Rio de Janeiro
War Ministry
Supreme Court
Rio Grande Do Sul
Republican Unabashed Choice by Goldwater in Chicago
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona declares he is a Republican with pride and honor while addressing the National Federation of Republican Women in Chicago. He emphasizes his party identity and simple, steady conviction in his political stance.
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Chicago
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
National Federation of Republican Women
World Leaders Mark Milestones On Anniversary Date
United Press International notes three international anniversaries observed today. President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary in Newport Rhode Island. Winston Churchill marks 55 years of marriage. Nikita Khrushchev resumes a vacation at a guarded Black Sea retreat to mark the 10th anniversary of his rise to power.
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Newport
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Washington
Hyannis Port
Hugh D. Auchincloss
England
Winston Churchill
Earl of Airlie
Churchill
Black Sea
Nikita
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
One Race Opens New Hampshire Sweepstakes Next Year
Concord report states the New Hampshire sweepstakes will begin next year with a single race at Rockingham Park in Salem in the fall. The purse size and exact date are not set. The New Hampshire Jockey Club will notify tracks nationwide about the event. Louisiana was the last state to establish a legal lottery.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Howell Shepard
Louisiana
College Course Is Pure Garbage
New Brunswick course for garbage collection workers at Rutgers University starts September 19. Night sessions cover disposal methods landfill operations equipment maintenance vermin control cost accounting and public relations for improved professional training.
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New Brunswick
Nwj
UPD
Rutgers University
Disturbance Breaks Out In Mobile
AP report on anti integration protests at Murphy High School Mobile with pupils chanting we dont want to integrate and police calls for fire trucks. Birmingham saw peaceful bus boycott scene as cars harried anti integrationists. Alabama guardsmen reduced while Kennedy redirects the full 16 000 man force to prevent Wallace from blocking desegregation. Florence State College accepts first Negro student Wen Gunn.
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Ala
Murphy High School
Alabama
Big Mobile High School
Murphy
Birmingham
West End High School
Army
Washington
Kennedy Nene
George C. Wallace
Florence State College
Florence
Wen- Gell Willkie Gunn
Violence Erupts In High Point N C
Unied Press International reports riots in High Point North Carolina as about 3000 whites and Negroes exchange stones eggs and insults during anti segregation marches. Tear gas dispersed the mob while a rifle bullet struck a truck but caused no injuries.
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High Point
N.C
Unied Press International
Negross
Negr
S C University enrolls first Black students in 86 years
Columbia AP Three Negro students Henri Monteith Robert Anderson and James Solomon began classes at the University of South Carolina marking the first Black attendance since 1877 in a quiet registration. The move follows Clemson College's earlier integration with Harvey Gantt.
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Columbia
U.S
University of South Carolina
Henri Monteith
Robert G. Anderson
Greenville
James Solomon
Sumter
The
South Carolina
Clemson College
Harvey &. Gantt of
Charleston
Probate proposal fails in Massachusetts House
In Boston UPI report a bid to implement Gov Peabody's plan to establish a chief justice of the probate courts was blocked by a House rebellion against leadership. The measure went down 116 to 87 with Speaker John F Thompson absent from the chamber.
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Boston
UPI
40 Killed On Airliner In France
A French airliner struck a mountain in southern France killing all 40 aboard. There were 36 passengers, all British tourists, and four crew. The plane, a twin engine airliner, was en route from London to Perpignan with heavy storms in the area. The crash site was Roc de la Rouquette at about 4,800 feet.
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France
London
Perpignan
Gatwick
Liabanere Aiport
Airnautic
Massachusetts House Votes Pay Raises For State Employees
The Massachusetts House approved a broad pay raise package costing about 21 million dollars yearly extending to all ranks from governor to classified workers. Governor pay would rise to 35000, effective 1965, with other raises retroactive to July 1. Callahan's 8000 raise drew GOP protest but passed.
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Massachusetts House
William F. Callahan
Massachu
Setts
Gamal
Turnpike Authority
House
John Thompson
Endicott Peabody
John J. Toomey
Cambridge
Ways and Means Committee
Toomey
Thompson
Senate
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Commission Police
Capitol Police
Ways and Means
Peabody
Cornelius T. Finnegan
Dlowell
Finnegan
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