Viet Nam Boss Claims He Was Target In French Plot
Saigon Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh says assassination plot backed by French officials aimed at him. A French Embassy spokesman denied the charge. Khanh survived an ambush as a armored carrier hit a mine near him. He claims a 100 000 piastre payoff was offered to kill him and notes coup rumors against his rule.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Mekong River
Khanh
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Guer
France
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nhu
Hoffa Trial Judge Rebukes Attorney for Disregard
In Chattanooga Tennessee U S District Judge Frank Wilson rebuked James R Hoffa's attorney Harry Berke for asking a government witness if the chief witness was under investigation for arms smuggling to Cuba The judge warned that Berke must obey court instructions Bussie of Baton Rouge Louisiana testified as a character witness for Edward G Partin a Baton Rouge Teamsters official on trial with Hoffa Final arguments were expected to begin by Monday with a jury verdict likely by Tuesday night The Nashville conspiracy trial involving Hoffa and five others ended in mistrial over juror contact allegations
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Harry Berke
Cuba
U.S
Berke
Erke
Victor Bussie
Baton Rough
Louisiana Afl-Cio
Bussie
Edward G. Partin
Baton Rouge
Partin
Teamsters
Fidel Castro
Teamsters Union
Nashville
Tax cuts signed as Johnson urges faster economy growth
President Johnson signed the historic tax bill and praised it as key to strengthening the economy. The measure cuts taxes for 80 million individuals by about 9 percent on average and for 550,000 businesses, retroactive to Jan 1, with effects starting after March 5.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Diplomatic Rush Over Cyprus Crisis Fails To Yield Quick Settlement
United Nations diplomats met in the Security Council amid slim prospects for a Cyprus settlement. The six nonpermanent members led by Brazil's Carlos Bernardes pressed mediation efforts as U Thant's private talks stalled. The dispute centers on constitutional reform and minority veto rights amid Greek Turkish Cypriot tensions and calls for protection and possible partition.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N
Security Council
Cyprus
Council
All-Nation Council
U Thant
Bolivia
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
Ivory Coast
Morocco
Norway
Carlos Alfredo Bernardes
Turkey
Greece
Britain
U S Warns Need To Build Up Defenses At Geneva
The United States urged continued defense buildup in the deadlocked Geneva disarmament talks as long as no certified disarmament agreement exists. William C. Foster pressed Soviet cochairman Semyon Tsarapkin to accept President Johnson's proposals for a freeze on military rockets and nuclear material production. Tsarapkin offered a countercall to discuss universal arms budget reductions.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
William C. Foster
Washington
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Foster
Tsarapkin
Johnson
Geneva Forum
Millions see paychecks rise as tax cuts take effect
Nationwide paychecks grow with March 5 tax withholding changes. Senate investigators broaden probes to vending machine operations and Caribbean gambling concessions. Maryland National Guard alert issued after student demonstrations in Princess Anne. Jack Ruby trial jury could finish this week in Dallas. Romanian delegation visit sparks Greece USSR mediation talk. Cyprus crisis returns to Security Council with slim prospect of agreement.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Caribbean
Maryland National Guard
College
Princess Anne
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Red China
Moscow
Peking
Cyprus
Security Council
Red Cross Volunteers Counted Over Five Thousand in Maine
Gov. Reed urged support for the coming Red Cross fund drive after the relief agency reported more than 5,000 Mainers volunteered with Maine’s 29 chapters during fiscal 1963.
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Augusta
The
Red Cross
Reed
Racial Demonstrations Stopped Until Saturday
Prince Anne Maryland AP Negro students suspend further demonstrations against racial discrimination until Saturday. John Wilson SAFE president said police and guards dispersed protesters after 27 arrests and 59 treated, as Gov Tawes considered National Guard if needed.
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Princess Anne
Tawes
Annapolis
National Guard
Cambridge
Thomas B. Finan
Bertrands’ Felonious Assault Case Continued in Biddeford Court
Roger N Bertrand and Helen G Bertrand of Old Newtown Road Biddeford had their felonious assault case continued to March 2 in Biddeford Municipal Court. The eight year old boy was found bound in a navy type sea bag with rope around his neck. He was taken to Webster Hospital for observation. The parents were jailed on five thousand dollars bail and are represented by John J Harvey of Saco.
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Roger N. Bertrand
Helen G. Bertrand
Newtown Road
Biddeford
George Friary
Philip Poirier
Roger Maurice Bertrand
Sanford
Welfare Department
Webster Hospital
Bertrands
John J. Harvey
Saco
Vocational School Proposal Earns Unanimous Support in Saco
Saco mayor J Edward Whelan pushed area vocational high school plans with support from Congress member Stanley Tupper state rep Elmont Tyndale York County superintendents and local officials. A survey to 15 York County towns will gauge state and federal help with Kenneally Lawlor to oversee. Kennebunkport Thornton Academy Old Orchard Beach participants urged collaboration.
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Saco
J. Edward Whelan
Stanley Tupper
Maine
Elmont Tyndale
York County
Frank Lawler
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
Westbrook
Sanford
Willie Pomerleau
Biddeford
Whelan
Kenneally
Lawlor
John Snell
Division of Vocational Education
Pomerleau
Tyndale
Richard Butts
Kennebunkport Selectman
Dr. Lawlor
George Ange
Thornton Academy
Jerome LePelletier
Old Orchard Beach High School
Leon Jones
David Stevens
Kennebunk Selectman
Romania to send high level mission to Beijing
A Romanian government mission headed by Premier Gheorghe Maurer will meet in Peking with Chinese leaders including Liu Shao-chi and Teng Hsiao-ping to discuss relations between the two Communist parties and unity of the socialist camp. Gheorghiu-Dej stays home as Romania neutrally navigates Moscow Beijing feud.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Peking
Moscow
Tokyo
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Socialist Camp
International Communist and Workers’ Movement
Gheorghe Maurer
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Liu Shao-chi
Teng Hsiao-ping
China
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Philip Bouthot
Franklin St
Norma Newman
Janice LeBrun
Doris Dauphin
Lucille Mininni
John Jr
Caroline
Congress
Fiope
Joseph McCarthy
Academy
Myron Hager
Westbrook Junior College
James Harmon
University of Maine At
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Biddeford-Saco Water Company
Harry M. Wooster Treas
Gen
Mgr
Associated Press
Biddeford High School
BHS
Donald Ouellette
Robert Caret
Maryland State College
John Wilson
Student Appeal For Equality
Maryland State
Colin MaclIndoe
Salisbury
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