Madame Nhu likens U S to cage of lions at IPU meeting
Madam Nhu, sister-in-law of South Vietnam's Ngo Dinh Diem, told reporters in Belgrade she could visit America to counter hostile press but warned the United States is a cage of lions. She accused President Kennedy of appeasement over Vietnam troubles and denounced rumors of her husband's removal as dangerous to America's reputation.
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UPI
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Kennedy
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Viet Nam
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Conference of the Interparliamentary Union
IPU
Washington
America
South
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Lodge
Diem
Ngo Dinh Thuc
New York
Khrushchev Marks a Decade as Soviet Leader
Khrushchev, elected first secretary after Stalin's death in 1953, has held power a decade, later adding the premiership to solidify control. He faces China tensions, domestic shortages, rising defense costs, and intellectual unrest while signaling he will remain in power.
Child Suffered Cut After Fall on Cement Stairs
Barbara Davis five of Cowansville fell on cement stairs and cut her right eyebrow. She was treated at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.
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Barbara Davis
Cowansville
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Weather report from Alleg eny River Lock No 7 drains stages and temps
Period ending 12:30 pm Thursday shows 7 am 82 to 84 and 1 pm 86 with river upper pool 11.6 feet lower pool 10.6 feet steady with slight rise. New York reports a 36 degree low and 113 degree high in Yuma and Imperial.
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Allegheny River Lock No
New York
School Restrictions Stay Against Married Students
The Kittanning Area Secondary School System maintains a long standing policy barring married students from all extracurricular activities. The operating committee heard a subcommittee recommendation to continue the rule with no comment. Directors faced pressure to relax the policy to allow some students to join the football team.
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Kittanning
Kittanning Area Secondary School
1st Brethren Pastor Aide Resigns to Lead Riverside Church
The West Kittanning First Brethren Church accepted the resignation of Rev. H. Don Rough at a special meeting. He will assume the Riverside Brethren Church pastorate in Johnstown later this fall after moving from Warsaw Indiana where he had been a student pastor following Grace College graduation. Rough also serves as secretary of the Kittanning Ministerial Association. A committee was formed to hire another assistant pastor.
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West Kittanning
Viet Cong Attack Two District Capitals Signals Growing Confidence
Viet Cong guerrillas struck Cai Nuoc and Dom Doi in two coordinated offensives, retaking towns on the Camau Peninsula amid heavy fighting. US sources warned of further attacks as diacritics of Saigon and embassy disputes added strain amid Buddhist crisis.
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South Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
Cai Nuoc
Dom Doi
Camau Peninsula
Sinatra Linked To Bad Company Faces Nevada license loss
Frank Sinatra, facing a Nevada Gaming Control Board complaint, could lose his 10 year Cal Neva license for social ties to Sam Giancana and for threatening board members. The case cites continued association with a national hoodlum and potential sale of his 50 percent Cal Neva stake.
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Frank Sinatra
Nevada
State Gaming Control Board
State Gaming Commission
Edward Olsen
Sinatra
Cal-Neva
Lake Tahoe
Sam Giancana
Chicago
Giancana
Cosa Nostra
Gaming Board
Olsen
Henry Sanicola
Sanford Waterman
Evans City teacher suffers left finger injury during softball
James Nats aged 22 of 141 West Main Street Evans City a Ford City High School teacher injured the small finger of his left hand while playing softball He received treatment at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital for a possible fracture and was released later that day.
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James Nats
Main St
Evans City
Ford City High School
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Senate Wife: South Viet Aid Cutoff Proposed
Senator Frank Church introduces a Senate resolution calling for an immediate cutoff of all U S aid to South Vietnam in protest against the Diem regime's crackdown on Buddhists He argues continued aid proves U S support for religious persecution and undermines moral standing abroad Later in Congress a judiciary subcommittee moves to act on extending the life of the Civil Rights Commission beyond November 30.
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UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
Senate
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Frank Church
D. Idaho
Church
South Viet Nam
United States
House
Judiciary
Kennedy
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
It's a Woman's World Joke Quote
A dated quip notes gendered views with a punch line about inheritance. The caption attributes the line to Capt. Gen. Fea, Corp., reflecting old world attitudes in a humor segment.
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Fea
Corp
Bond Forfeited By Mannarino For Tax Evasion Case
Sam Mannarino of New Kensington forfeited a 2500 dollar bond after failing to appear in Federal Court to show cause why the bond should not be revoked. He posted the bond during tax evasion proceedings and was arrested in Montana by the US Border Patrol for leaving the district. A Montana commissioner set a 25000 dollar bond on that charge. Judge Sorg continued it.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Sam Mannarino
New Kensington
Mannarino
Montana
Border Patrol
U.S
Herbert P. Sorg
Undercover Offer Bared By Traveler
Massachusetts real estate man Barry Hoffman testified before the House Committee on Un-American Activities that he volunteered to be an undercover agent for the FBI and CIA while accompanying a group of American students on a visit to Cuba. Hoffman said he and Gordon Hall, an extremist expert, met security agencies before the July 25 trip to offer cooperation. The hearing drew about 200 people and included George Lincoln Rockwell of the American Nazi party, who attended with followers but caused no disturbance. Extra police were stationed as a precaution against potential clashes.
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Washington
UPI
Massachusetts
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Cuba
Barry Hoffman
Brookline
Mass
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Gordon Hall
Hoffman
Hall
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Big House
Capitol Police
Walter J. Sullivan
New York
Surrender Of Rebels Complete In Brasilia Coup Endgame
In Brasilia the army crushed a rebel pocket of enlisted men from the three services. One rebel was killed, at least two wounded. Rebels surrendered unconditionally as troops retook the central telegraph, Brasilia airport, and Navy Ministry. Order restored by 11 a.m. EST.
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Brasilia
UPI
Presidency
Esplanade
Congress Building
Air Ministry
Navy
Rio de Janeiro
Dirksen backs treaty to limit nuclear tests in Senate
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen urged backing the nuclear test ban treaty aligning with President Kennedy. His push aimed to swing doubtful Republican votes and secure assurances for U S security under the pact.
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UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Kennedy
Russell B. Long
D-La
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Prsident
Joint Chiefs For Staff
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