U.S. Urges Viet Nam Leader Ouster as Madame Nhu Speaks
Madame Nhu says the United States asks for Ngo Dinh Diem's removal while she and supporters demand official action. She told NBC and NBC radio that Washington has offered no concrete steps or explanations, pressing for clarity on the regime's faults and the fate of Diem and his aide.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
Titicu
New York
Ngolous
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Gino
Cief
South Viet
Shelang
NBC
Hut
Diem
U.S
Nhu
Sai
Joe Hall Gon
Washington
Sen
Niu
House
President's Palace
Congress
Broad College
Thej
Senate
Korth Resigns Navy Secretary Amid Carriers Clash
A Kennedy White House notice confirmed Navy Secretary Fred Korth's resignation to take effect November 1, after a dispute over nuclear powered aircraft carriers and a pending Pentagon decision. Paul Nitze will replace him as assistant secretary of defense, while Korth undergoes minor ear surgery at Bethesda.
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Fred Korth
Navy
Washington
Pentagon
Paul Nitze
Defense
White House
Monthen
Kennedy
Korth
Pierre Salinger
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Dalay
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamaraj
Jhy
McNamara
Fort Worth
Congress
Denver
Sial
General Managers
Dynamics Corp
General Dynamics
Eril- Earth
Wayne E. Korth
Thompson
Oll
Oakland
Calif
International City Managers’ Association
Guard Expects To Be Hard Hit on Racism
A report on military equal opportunity cites potential White House and congressional pressure as the National Guard faces stricter anti discrimination measures. Southern lawmakers critique actions under McNamara while governors fear erosion of state control over guard units. Gesell panel urged ending discrimination near bases with possible base closures debated if persuasion fails.
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Tlan
Ert
S. McNamara
Congress
Dixie
Old Confederacy
Washington
Gerhard A. Gesell
Kennedy Bles
Reserve
National Guard
TL Prai
McNattyarg
McNamara
House
Ute Gesell
Defense Department
Guard
City leaders debate cutting functions to ease taxes
Thompson argues cities face rising costs from added functions while private sector remains underused. He cites libraries as example where public burden could ease by transferring book services to private libraries. He proposes contracting out urban services and trimming waste disposal to avoid expanding government. He warns of exploding population, regulation, welfare costs, and social tensions. He calls for space age tech to tackle municipal problems.
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Thompson
Oaks
Thompsons
Iastronauts
Pris Lon
Maine
Bus Crash On Turnpike Kills Two, Injures Thirty Two
A high speed collision on the New Jersey Turnpike between an interstate bus and an egg truck left two women dead and 32 people injured. The wreck trapped passengers for about two hours before they were freed.
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Kearny
New Jersey
Weather snapshot and temperatures by region
The report lists temperatures for Monday and Sunday with highs from 74 to 76 and lows from 34 to 46. Barometer 30.20 rising. Sunrise and sunset times are given as 6:10 am and 4:22 pm for Tuesday.
UN Delays Debate on Red China at the United Nations
A garbled report outlines that Red China is delaying a debate at the United Nations with temperature notes and regional forecasts. It mentions Eastern regions, frost in some areas, and Soviet Union involvement shaping the session agenda.
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Red China
Colorado
United Nations
Warner
U.N
China
Gener
al Assembly
API
Wyoming
Pasal
Albania
Five Deaths Elevate Colorado Highway Toll to 393
A Louisville area crash and three separate Sunday fatalities raised Colorado's highway death toll to 193, up 30 from a year ago. Leroy Martinez and Waldo Fay Kelso, both of Louisville, died in a wreck near Coal Creek. driver Lons Vigil of Lafayette survived in critical condition. Additional fatalities include Rutina Yuma of Taos, Judge L. W. Boyd of Denver, and Grant A. Beech of Denver in separate incidents on U.S. 285 and other roads. Authorities traced deaths to car crashes and injuries from the weekend.
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Louisville
Colorado
Leroy Martinez
Waldo Fay Kelso
Coal Creek
Boulder County
Lons Vigil
Lafayette
Boulder Community Hospital
Walter Waembourg
Klubert
Denver
George Howe
Rutina Yuma
St. Taos
Jutge L. W. Boyd
Grant A. Beech
Adama
McMillan
Moroccans Invade Algeria Denied by Algeria
An Algerian government statement says Moroccan forces invaded Algerian territory with tanks and planes near Beida and Tinjoud, while the Information Ministry dismissed claims of villages captured as a pure fabrication. Clashes continued as emergency cabinet meetings discussed the crisis on Algeria's western border.
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Algieis
Hassd
Sahara
Algeey
Information
Mons
Denver
Maths
Ahmed Ben Belle
Algeria
Marrakech
John F
Kennedy
U.S
Morocco
Colorado
Helicopter Crashes in Italy and New York Kill Six
A clouded AP report links a Belluno Italy village disaster near the Vacint Dam with a New York Idlewild Airport helicopter crash killing six. Officials warn of landslides while investigators review dam safety and sampling methods in the unemployment fund audit.
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William Mairan
Associated Press
Belluno
Italy
U.S Army
New York
Idlewild
New York Air Ways
Manhattan
Ibetropolitan
Eric
New Land
Erto
Casso
Army rescues 200 in Italian town after dam landslide
U S Army teams pull 200 survivors from a town near the Mt Toc dam as authorities report at least 1,809 dead and possibly up to 3,000 in the Lago di Santa Lucia disaster. President Segni toured the affected area while officials debate whether earlier evacuation warnings could have reduced the toll.
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Rome
Fiorentino Sullo
Naper
Mt. Tac
Antonio Segni
Mariana Rumor
Longarone
Tne Orm
Tornoe
Alberto Zanon
Tribune Adopts Wider Type for Easier Reading
The Tribune begins using extended body type to improve legibility. New matrices and changes to typesetting machines were required, with cooperation from the Associated Press and publishers groups to implement the smoother, easier to read print.
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Tribune
The
Elf
Addi
Associated P
Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
Greeley Almost Achieves First Frost This Fall
Greeley hovered near freezing as a cold wave teased the area Sunday night with 34 degrees in central town and 37 at Public Service. Great Western read 36 degrees while a weak front brought a brief sprinkle and a tumbleweed blizzard in northeast Weld County. Sugar beet growers from Stoneham to Buckingham hoped a frost would boost sugar content.
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Greeley
Gelling
Public Service
Great Western
Weld
Stoneham
Buckingham
Couple swept over dam spillway drown on Ohio River
A husband and wife drowned after abandoning their 16 foot outboard boat and being swept over a spillway 22 feet above the riverbed. A witness said they mistook the dam structure for a railroad bridge near Stratton and tried to pass beneath it.
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Steubenville
Obie
Guise
Ohio River
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