Buddhist Monks March in Saigon Protest Charter
In Saigon more than 1100 Buddhist monks and nuns marched for chief of state Thieu to rescind a new charter recognizing a rival Buddhist congregation as mother church. Leader Tri Quang directed the march as police allowed the three block protest with banners condemning the regime.
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Vietnam war dominates U N talks with no results
U N Security Council members Canada and Argentina met as Vietnam tensions linger. Talks between Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko yielded no substantive decisions. Thant discussed Middle East and Cyprus with ministers, but a high level meeting was unlikely before Brown's departure.
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Vietnam turmoil and anti Thieu protests surge in Saigon
Vietnamese politics and violence surge as Bud dhist groups protest Thieu charter and claim election rigging. In Saigon thousands rally anti American and anti rigging slogans while a media crackdown closes a fifth newspaper. US air strikes and naval raids target Haiphong as weather allows more missions, and analysts assess battlefield lessons from Con Thien.
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Vietnamese jurist Dzu faces questioning on alleged defaming claim
The 50-year-old lawyer, who finished second to Thieu, rejects harassment charges and plans no appearance. Saigon authorities issue a warrant along with an $11,270 tax bill dating to 1959, plus a court note of a nine month jail term and $27,000 fine imposed in absentia on Sept. 15. He has five days to seek a rehearing over charges of writing a bad check in 1962 and illegally transferring funds to an American bank. He says the tax bill was paid in 1963.
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City revenue politics and possible payroll tax proposal
Godwin Godwin urged state retention of the extra 1 percent while acknowledging city desires for more revenue. Municipalities consider a payroll tax targeting suburban workers and residents, possibly requiring a constitutional amendment and a General Assembly debate next year. He will back new taxes at the January session, contending residents support reasonable education funding measures.
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Admitted Slayer Of Rasputin Dead At 81 In Paris
Paris AP report says Prince Felix Youssoupoff, who admitted aiding Rasputin’s murder in 1916, died at 81 after a long illness in exile. He fled to Paris in 1920, later ran a fashion house and a restaurant, and left a widow and daughter in Athens. Funeral is planned for Saturday.
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Athens
May Best Woman Win in Boston Mayor Race
Boston ballots in a nonpartisan primer show Louise Day Hicks as a leading but contested candidate for mayor. Kennedy indicated no active endorsement, while supporters like Kenneth Guscott and Edward Brooke urged opposition and unity behind Kevin White. Hicks leads with 43,572 unofficial votes as other contenders, including John Sears, vie for November.
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Experts doubt Bishop Pike contacted dead son via seance
New York AP reports mixed views on Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike allegedly communicating with his dead son James Jr during a taped Toronto seance. Researchers question proof, while Pike and supporters cite ESP indications and potential memory influence.
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Seattle
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American Society of Psychical Research
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Parapsychology Foundation
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Plane crashes into Park Cities school building
Eyewitnesses describe a jet aflame with a bent wing spiraling toward a school in Park Cities near Dallas Love Field. Fire units from Highland Park University Park and Park Cities extinguished the blaze after the plane struck street, tree, and a hall on school grounds.
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Godwin urges Virginians to defend party investment in November
A speech at a hotel ballroom urged Democrats abroad to back the party through upcoming elections. Godwin warned that no guarantee of re election exists without tenure and demonstrated performance, urging listeners to support Virginia’s future in November. The talk tied congressional duty to broader political persistence.
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