U S Peacemaking Role in Vietnam Draws Mixed Reactions
In Saigon a U S role kept rival Vietnamese forces and mountain tribes from fighting after a September revolt. Americans faced charges of incitement while staff praised peacekeeping actions and two officers were decorated. The rift between Saigon and tribesmen over governance remains unresolved and could spark further violence.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
USS
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ban Me Thuot
Army
John Freund
New York
Ervin Wendt
Adrian
Mich
William Westmoreland
Vietnam
Auto Production By Firms Listed
Detroit AP reports Automotive News tallys auto production by makes for last week and the cumulative 1964 output versus the prior year. The bulletin lists output totals and compares year to year, reflecting trends across major automotive manufacturers.
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Detroit
Automotive News
U.S. Magazines Seized in Java
Report from Surabaya says six thousand copies of the American Miscellany magazine were seized by a local group. The seizure occurred at the post office, as broadcasts noted on KCRG during weather and farm features.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Ema Farm
Java
Surabaya
KCRG
TV 9
IRS halts Ray Charles show after crowd unrest
In Dallas four police jailed after several hundred fans attempted to storm the box office when the IRS seized receipts from promoter A. W. West during a Ray Charles Singers concert. Despite the chaos, Charles did not appear and no comment was obtained.
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Budapest
Communist Party Chiefs of Dallas
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Dallas Memorial
H. C. Holloway
W. W. Vanderslice
Internal Revenue Service
A. W. West
Ellis Campbell
IRS
Charles
Czech Leaders Condemn China for Blackmail Tactics
Visiting President Novotny and Premier Kadar condemned the Peking regime for attempting to blackmail other communist parties and for employing the same methods as reactionary circles in the West. They criticized China’s interference and intimidation abroad.
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Peking
Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Kadar
West
Govt. Leased Phone Wire System Wasted $134,060
In San Francisco area, federal employees largely ignored the new leased wire telephone system last year and incurred $134000 in needless toll charges. Ralph Deede, acting GSA chief in San Francisco, blamed lack of understanding and said the issue may now be resolved. The system links 300 major cities with a flat lease fee regardless of call volume.
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San Francisco
Ralph Deede
General Services Administration
Leprosy care pilot project announced for Malawi
London AP reports a $280000 pilot project to care for leprosy patients will be set up in Malawi. Sir George Seel, chair of the British Leprosy Relief Assn, cites an estimated 15 to 20 million leprosy cases worldwide.
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London
Malawi
Nyasaland
George Seel
British
Leprosy Relief Assn
Maddox calls contempt move against him a mistake
Atlanta civil rights conflict centers on Lester Maddox who opened a segregated cafeteria after being barred from Pickrick. A U S District Court order requires Maddox to show cause why he should not be kept in contempt. He denies links between the two establishments and vows no integration.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Pickrick
U. S
Frank Hooper
Maddox Cafeteria
Pickrick, Inc
Lester Maddox Cafeteria
Pickrick, ‘Inc
Four Hours in Jail Haunts Man Mistaken Kennedy Arrest
STRAWN Texas United Press International recounts Donald Wayne House 23 of Ranger Texas jailed four hours near Dallas Fort Worth after being mistaken for President Kennedy’s killer. Detained in Fort Worth he denied involvement, learned Oswald had been captured, and was released with a jail matron’s kiss of relief.
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Texas
House
Fort Worth
Kennedy
Ranger
Dallas
Mr. Kennedy
Fort
Lee Harvey Oswald
Argentina Tax Delinquents Topple One Million Mark
Buenos Aires reports that about a quarter of the country’s more than one million taxpayers are delinquent. The General Tax Board says average arrears run about 1300 dollars.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Tax Board
Deacon Role Expanded to Mature Married Men in Vatican Move
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved a permanent diaconate for mature married men to serve as deacons, while voting down a proposal allowing young single men to marry. National bishops conferences may decide local deacon roles. deacons may baptize marry couples give communion administer last rites and preach but cannot say mass or hear confessions.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Council Fathers
Fathers
National Conferences of Bishops
Cincinnati Enquirer backs Barry Goldwater for President
The Cincinnati Enquirer endorsed Barry Goldwater for president in a front page editorial titled You Know He is Right. The paper stated its stance clearly in Tuesday’s edition.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Enquirer
Barry Goldwater
New Ford Galaxie 500 LTD Featured as Luxury Model
Ford introduces the Galaxie 500 LTD as the most luxurious Ford to date with paneled interiors and quilted upholstery. It includes cut-pile nylon carpeting and a rear center arm rest, while Silent-Flo ventilation standard on 4 door models, enabling air changes with windows closed.
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