Buddhist monks and South Viet Nam politics clash in embassy row
In Saigon, Buddhist monks face denial of asylum as U.S. mission reports tension with the Vietnamese government. Officials approve limited relief for a Buddhist priest deemed endangered while other clerics starve in protest. Tran Tayen, ex palace intelligence chief, is named South Vietnam's consul general, amid ongoing power struggles linked to Diem era agencies.
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Wallace Seeks Court Aid in Birmingham Desegregation Fight
Wallace drives 150 troopers into Huntsville and threatens to block entry to Murphy High as desegregation presses on. Courts set hearings on restraining orders and reopening desegregated schools while Wallace plans statewide TV address to explain the legal battle. Troopers seal off four desegregation schools, drawing parental anger.
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Subversion Charges Highlight Sino-Soviet Rift
The report claims tens of thousands of Chinese refugees entered Soviet territory from Xinjiang in 1962 amid Chinese charges of religious persecution and colonialism. Soviet officials offered no comment on Peking's accusations while West diplomats noted the border tensions and recent consulate closures amid renewed Sino-Soviet strain.
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Christine Keeler Jailed and Released on Bail in Scandal
London court bail set at 5100 for Christine Keeler on perjury and conspiracy charges linked to the Profumo sex scandal. The red-haired model faced magistrate court yesterday amid allegations of concealing a mystery man’s attack.
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States Rights Amendments Rapped by U S Legal Chief
Washington reports on remarks by the U S solicitor general criticizing states rights amendments. The official outlined concerns over potential shifts in constitutional balance and federal authority, urging caution on proposed changes and their national impact.
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Rockefeller Rivalry Hinges On Upstate Races
In Albany New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller's presidential prospects took a hit as New York City primaries dim his prestige though upstate races offered limited gains. Richard Aldrich narrowly captured the GOP councilman nomination in Manhattan while Erie County judges Willam Regan and Charles Caughan won decisive victories. The piece notes Rocketfeller’s stance against constitutional amendments and mentions labor figures at a AFL CIO conference.
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Reno Doctor Named to Direct Medico
NEW YORK WWF Dr. Eart M Hillstrom 40 Reno Nev was chosen yesterday to administer Medico the medical arm of CARE which the late Dr Thomas A Dearley founded five years ago Hillstrom a surgeon and medical consultant to CARE will head an international aid program that brings physicians to 710000 patients each year in Asia Africa and South America He succeeds the co founder of Medico Dr Pete DB Cumanduras
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Democratic reformer edges former Tammany leader in district race
An overhaul bid in Green Point Village altered local politics as Carmina De Sapla, once a Tammany figure, narrowly lost his bid for district leader by 41 votes to Edward J Koeh, a reform Democrat. The contest reflected broader Democratic tensions at city state and national levels rooted in the Roosevelt era reforms.
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Arm Reattached After Rail Accident in Boston
Lennert Turnquist, 44, of Reading, had his severed right arm rejoined after a train accident. Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital say the delicate operation is partially successful and will take at least a week to assess viability.
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Arbitration Aims to End Wirtz Labor Dispute Seizure
Wirtz backs compulsory arbitration to settle a peacetime labor dispute between railroads and unions. The plan bars pay scale and yard work changes for 180 days with a six month strike ban, then binding arbitration for two years. Arbitrator Seward, from the Bethlehem Steel contract, leads a board with two union and two railroad representatives.
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Variety of Evening Entertainment Listings Across Los Angeles
A dense schedule of theater and performance listings in Los Angeles shows nightly and weekly slots at venues including Philharmonic Auditorium and multiple cabaret lounges. Acts cover stage musicals like How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Bye Bye Birdie, and various music shows, with dates spanning into September and venues from Covina to Pasadena.
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