Saigon Faces Large Anti-Government Protests Amid Ky Efforts
In Saigon and Hue the antigovernment movement grew with about 1,000 demonstrators in Saigon wrecking a Vietnamese newspaper office and 10,000 peaceful protesters in Hue. Premier Ky warned of grave dangers but pursued a peaceful resolution with dissident officers in Da Nang as tensions continued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang Can
Song
B52s Readied for Monsoon Time Vietnamese War
U S forces plan unrelenting B52 attacks timed with monsoon weather. Defense officials say B52s, entered last year, will hit Viet Cong strongholds in late April and May with extended 60 000 pound payloads.
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U.S
Defense Department
South
Viet Nam
Lewis Walt
Drug Makers Urged to Reform By FDA Chief
Boca Raton, FL AP The FDA chief James L. Goddard challenged Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association leaders to root out irresponsibility in drug development and advertising. He warned of rising concerns over submission quality and dishonest labeling as complaints target nearly a third of the trade group.
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Boca Raton, Fla
James L. Goddard
The
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Goddard
FDA
ST Casas Aetad
Pharmaceutical Association
Callas Renounces American Citizenship in Paris
Opera singer Maria Callas has reportedly renounced her U S citizenship to settle marital and financial troubles with her Italian husband. Embassy officials cited routine passport matters as her visit purpose. Callas, born Sophie Kalos in Brooklyn in 1923, maintains a Paris home and also holds Greek nationality through her parents.
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Paris
Maria Callas
Vies Os Cols
Thourees
Miss Callas
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sophie C. Kalos
Swank
Foch
New York
Milan
PPG to Build Large Fiberglass Plant in Davidson County
Pittsburgh Plate Glass announced plans for a fiberglass textile yarn plant in Davidson County with initial employment about 800 and projected cost over 40 million dollars. Ground-breaking planned for early May on 150 acres off New Jersey Church Road near the Junior Order Home.
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Marvin Burts
Lexington—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Davidson County
North Carolina
Dan K. Moore
Raleigh
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
PPG
Rhodes R. Batson
Pittsburgh Pirate Glass Co
Johnson
Lexington
Offi
Batson
P. A. Owens
New Jersey Church Road
Junior Order
N. C
Speaker Blames Khrushchev for Soviet Steel Growth Slowdown
Soviet official Ivan Kazanets contends Khrushchev overemphasized rapid chemical growth, retarding iron and steel output. Sereeen Kazanets cites missed targets in the seven year plan, while Lobanov and Furtseva critique farm failures and anti-Soviet writers.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Aistadee
Ivan P. Kazanets
Iron and Steel Industry
Khrushchev
Ee Sere Een Oelazanets
Pavel P. Lobanov
Soviet Academy of Agriculture
Khrunshchev
Ekaterina Furtseva
Legion Hut Raided in Fayetteville Over Alcohol Rules
Fayetteville authorities and ABC agents raided the Legion Hut in Fayetteville amid a countywide bootlegging crackdown. Douglas Brisson, 36, was charged with selling liquor to an undercover agent and illegal alcohol sales. 44 people were arrested on liquor charges. The state board said local officials will enforce a recent interpretation prohibiting liquor consumption outside the home.
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High Point
Fayetteville
N. C
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Charlotte
Douglas Elwood Brisson
Brisson
Sheriff's
Police Departments
ABC Board
State
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Plate Glass
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Laughlin
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Ier
Amusements Bridge
ABC
Legion
Bullock
James Bullock
Wade Bruton
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Custis Lee
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