Diem's Forces Press Against Foe Angling to Oust Bao Dai
In Saigon Premier Ngo Dinh Diem renews attack on the Binh Xuyen and Bao Dai loyalists as four battalions push toward Cho Lon. Gen Le Van Vien’s HQ falls, a new assault spans Nhi Thien Duong Bridge, and U.S. support from Gen J Lawton Collins and Randolph Kidder underpins the anti Bao Dai effort.
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John Roderick
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
French Riviera
National Army
Cho Lon
Binh Xuyen
Diem
le van Vien
Nhi Thien Duong
U.S
J. Lawton Collins
Eisenhower
Washington
Randolph Kidder
President Urges Finance Plan For International Investment
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve U.S. participation in a new international finance corporation linked to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The move would fund a $35.168 million U.S. subscription to a $100 million capital stock and promote private venture capital for private enterprises abroad when funds are scarce.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
International Finance Corporation
U.S
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Youth Gang Member Held for Slaying Teen
New York police hold 17 year old Frank Tarzan Santana in the homicide of 15 year old William Blankenship Jr. the slain high school football star and honor student the case follows a threat to youth crime in the city as a crowd of teen girls cheers the suspect at the station.
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New York
Frank
Tarzan) Santana
Wiliam Blankenship Jr
William Blankenship Sr
Pennsylvania
Poconos
Santana
Tarzan
Crude Oil Allowable Cut to 300 000 Daily
Kansas Corporation Commission sets May crude oil production limit at 300000 barrels per day, down 25000 from April. Prorated wells capped at 25 barrels daily, prorated fields. unprorated fields must cut 10 percent. Director cites excess oil and imports as reason. Cancer strikes on the average in two out of every three American families.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
T. A. Morgan
Morgan
Talks Urge Four-Power Conference With Russia
Bonn reports French Chancellor Adenauer and French Foreign Minister Pinay favor immediate talks with Moscow after Paris treaties take effect. Instruments ending the occupation are to be deposited by France and Britain Thursday. the United States and West Germany have already done so. The two leaders seek a general security system connected with the Soviet Union, though no Saar high commissioner candidate has been agreed.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
France
Russia
Moscow
Paris
Britain
United States
Antoine Pinay
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Pinay
Saar
Commission to Frazier For State Art Work
The Kansas State Office Building Commission awarded a 17000 contract for three historical sculptural displays above entrances to the nine million dollar state office building under construction. Bernard Poco Frazier, a former Kansan now in Tulsa, was commissioned. The panel debated hiring former State Architect John Brown as supervisor but delayed until Gov. Hall returns from Washington. Hall lately named Dwight Brown to succeed the other Brown as state architect.
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Topeka
Kansas State Office Building Commission
Bernard
Poco) Frazier
Tulsa
John Brown
Fred Hall
Washington
Brown
Hall
Dwight Brown
Parlay Unknown At University Of Arizona Sports Page
Students at the University of Arizona may overlook the racing form in the daily reading. The article notes that none of the 36 participants in the annual event seemed to fully engage with the form, hinting at broader attention issues on campus.
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University of Arizona
University Vocabulary Test Defines the Word Parlay
A campus vocabulary test at the university explored the meaning of parlay as a word. The exercise defined the term and illustrated its usage in academic contexts.
Red Cross funds near target as Parsons drive continues
Southeast Kansas donors push toward an 18000 quota with about 500 raised last week under county chair C H Summerfield. A 2500 deficit to sustain Labette County blood program is being reduced. Police cruiser crash in Parsons causes front-end damage but no injuries. Mrs. G M Leatherman, 88, of Garland, dies from burns at Burke Street Mercy Hospital Fort Scott.
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Parsons
Red Cross
Labette County
C. H. Summerfield
Frank Washburn
Donald E. Latum
R. J. Neodesha
Fort Scott
G. M. Leatherman
Garland
Burke Street Mercy Hospital
Burns
Coffeyville Plans Airport Consolidation Awaiting Law
Coffeyville aims to transfer hill airport facilities to McGugin Field and upgrade the latter but must wait at least two months. Mayor Hargis says state legislation allows spending up to 50 000 on airport improvements but authority starts when the law takes effect around July 1.
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Coffeyville
McGugin Field
Hargis
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Learney
Aberdeen
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Calvert
Ralph Deitrich
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Cancer Fund
Fred Robertson
W. Oak
Tribune
Forest Park Zoo
St. Louis
Mynette
Kunamara
BAYON
Bemberg
Frazier
Pullman
Cass
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