Nhu Emerges as Power Behind Diem Regime in Saigon
Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother to South Viet Nam’s president, urged martial law and led actions against Buddhist pagodas to crush opposition. Described as brilliant yet irrational, he dominates the regime, clashing with U.S. views and fueling fear and hate among Vietnamese people.
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Tourism gimmick lets visitors pick grapes in weigh in weigh out
In Slatina Radenci Yugoslavia a wine cooperative offers tourists access to select grape clusters. Visitors are weighed on entry and exit and charged for the gain in weight, turning a tasting walk into a paid harvest experience. The program places two vineyard sections aside for tourist use as a novelty activity.
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Bringing Science Into Classrooms Across New York
A UPI report on a pioneering program by RCA and the New York Board of Education moving science into classrooms. It describes demonstrations and student access to elite technical minds, with emphasis on project work from satellites to optics and a goal of broadening future engineers and scientists.
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