Lodge Rejects Demands U S Surrender 2 Monks
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rejected South Vietnamese demands to surrender two Buddhist monks granted asylum in the U S mission. The issue highlights U S pressure on President Ngo Dinh Diem over Buddhist rights and could affect aid amid martial law and public protests.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
U.S
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Getruong Cong Cuu
Xa Loi
Diem Reime
Washington
Diem
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Piem
Miner Recalls Rescue After 49 Hours Trapped
Grant Eslick of Moab Utah, one of five miners rescued after 49 hours underground, describes the explosion and his group’s barricades and smoke curtains. He notes morale boosted by compressed air and his plan to return to mining, despite the ordeal.
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Moab
Utah
Tax Bill Doubted as Civil Rights Delays Loom
Sen. George A. Smathers says passage of Kennedy tax cut faces delay due to House holdups and likely civil rights debate. He notes hearings may run six to eight weeks with about 200 witnesses, while Senate delays could push the bill past October.
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George A. Smathers
D-Fla
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Smathers
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Pye
Harry F. Byrd
D-La
Russell B. Long
J. Smathers
Finance Committee
Byrd
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Hamilton H. Howze
U.N
Seoul
Ways and Means
Fifty U S Students Defy Travel Ban to Cuba
New York AP report details fifty American students who defied U S travel restrictions to Cuba, staging a stand‑in at Idlewild Airport and facing subpoenas. Some praised Cuba while others criticized U S policy, with reactions from participants including Lee Levi Laub and Larry Phelps.
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Newment
York
Columbia Universe
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House Committee On UnAmerican
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North Carolina
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Philip Luce
New York City
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Laub
Miami
Fidel Castro
Richard Thorne
Berkeley
Calif
Don Rainman
University of California
Luria Castell
San Francisco State Teachers College
John Wayne Thomas
Oakland
Cal
Cuba strengthens north coast defenses amid possible anti-Castro invasion
Havana ordered militia alert and bolstered artillery and antiaircraft batteries after reports of a potential invasion by anti-Castro forces. Sources say the alert has been in effect since Monday with heightened vigilance for attacks from Nicaragua and other Central American refuges for exiles.
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Manuel Artime
Managua
United States
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Guatemala City
Tite
Caribbean
Sadist sought in double killing of Newsweek researcher and friend
Police hunted a sadist believed to have killed Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert in their New York City apartment. Investigators think the killer, who bound the women with torn sheets, may have been the caller who messaged Wylie, urging her to return his calls. Wylie’s father, writer Max Wylie, noted obscene threats and urged police to trace the call. Funeral plans for Wylie include cremation with ashes scattered at Lake Placid.
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Janine Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Miss Wylie
Max Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Wylie
Miss Hoffert
Philip Wylie
Janice
Newsweek
Henry E. Hoffert
Minneapolis
East Side
Patricia Totles
Miss Tolles
Time Magazine
Brick Presbyterian Church
Manhattan
Adirondacks
Lake Placid
Bastogne Plans $60,000 Patton Memorial Dedication
The memorial honoring Gen George Patton Jr will be unveiled in Bastogne in September with a $60,000 monument. Army Lt John Waters, Patton's grandson, will unveil the plaque as part of the Bastogne tribute. The ceremony stems from Patton's World War II role in the 1944 Battle of the Bulge.
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Brussels
George §. Patton Jr
Bastogne
Patton
Army
John Waters
Veronica Lake Returns to Stage in Best Foot Forward
Veronica Lake made a New York stage comeback on Thursday night at Stage 73 Theater in Best Foot Forward. She played Gale Joy, a fading movie queen, amid loud applause when she appeared mid act. She said she was scared yet grateful to be back.
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Veronica Lake
Miss Lake
Gale Joy
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