Buddhist Incident Reported in Da Nang Clash
AP dispatch from Saigon reports a Sunday clash in Da Nang between Buddhist followers and an army officer identified as Captain Vol Thanh Xuan. The officer fired into the crowd, was beaten, and his jeep burned as Buddhist protesters and monks intensified demonstrations in Da Nang Hue and Saigon with hunger strikes and student boycotts.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Hue
Viet Nam
Vol. Thanh Xuan
Ngo Dinh Diem
al Roman Catholic
Faubus Urges Governors to Avoid Controversies
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus urged the Southern Governors Conference to steer clear of controversial issues that could hamper its usefulness. He spoke as the group opened its first session amid Civil Rights era tensions and reports of protests against resolutions tied to Alabama Governor George Wallace. Faubus said the conference should not become a forum for divisive topics and noted Wallace and Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett plan to push independent presidential elector ideas. Faubus also said he might vote Republican if the GOP candidate offered greater hope for the country.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Southern Governors Conference
Faubus
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallasa
Washington
Fense Department
Wallace’s
Wallace
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
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Orval Faubus
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Tominge
Resolutions Committee
Military Chiefs Back Test Ban Backed by Four Service Chiefs
The Air Force Army Navy and Marines endorsed the limited nuclear test ban with safeguards. Gen Curtis LeMay and other chiefs testified that deterrents rely on underground testing and robust detection. They spoke before a joint Senate hearing, stressing readiness to resume atmospheric tests if safeguards fail.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
United
Curtis E. LeMay
Thhe Air Force
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
LeMay
Earle G. Wheeler
Adm
David L.mcdonald
Naval Operations
David MM. Shewp
Marine Corps
Senate Foreign Relations, Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Miners Rescued After 490-Foot Shaft Breakthrough
Trapped coal miners at Sheppton Hazleton area were contacted by rescue teams after a six inch bore broke through near their gangway. David Fellin Beary Throne and Louis Bova spoke with families as plans moved to a 28 inch bore to bring them out. Officials warned of varied timelines but rescue appeared imminent.
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James V- Lamelvania
John Bires
Hale
Hazleton
Fellin
Ralph
Jply Fe
David Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
Jmines
Pennsyl
Diteter
Anna
Joe
Dave
Beary’ Throne
Louis Bova
Hiram
Bova
Sheppton
Schuylkill County
Philadelphia
Charmbury
Hazieton
Solid Republican South Predicted by Opinion Poll Takers
A Gallup trial heat tests in the South show Kennedy trailing Goldwater and Romney with undecided voters. In the South Barry Goldwater leads Kennedy 54 to 38 with Romney at 6, undecided and others at 2. The poll suggests solid Republican sentiment forming in the region ahead of the 1964 GOP nomination.
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Kennedy
NEW York
Amer-George Romney
Michigan
Jean Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N.Y
Tra-Gallup
South
Goldwater
Kent South
George Gallup
Romney
New York Herald Tribune
GOP
Kenedy
Nelson A
Sen
Barry
Arizona
Gov. Ipec
Romance on Again Khrushchev Visits Tito
Khrushchev journeys to Belgrade marking a revival of Soviet Yugoslav ties amid renewed mutual admiration. The visit signals Khrushchev’s political strength at home and ongoing thaw in relations with Tito, amid questions in the United States about Moscow supported aid to Yugoslavia.
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William L. Ryan
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Rome
Tito
United States
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Csmssword
Red
Kremlin
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
Moon Program Most Expensive Peacetime Venture
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Apollo lunar project is the most expensive peacetime venture with estimates from 20 to 40 billion dollars. NASA signed large contracts with North American Aviation for the command and service modules and with Grumman for the lunar excursion module. About 20 000 firms and 300 000 people will be involved, with Saturn V development and a 100 million per launch cost. High costs stem from advanced vehicle protection and environmental, testing, and facilities needs at Cape Canaveral and other centers.
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Sky
Associated Press Aerospace
Howard Benedict
Man
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
North American Aviation Inc
NASA
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Hatch
The
Space Agency
North American
Grumman
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Walter C. Williams
Manned Spaceflight Center
Ferdinand Magellan
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Southern Railway
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Thomasville
Art Richart
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Gordon Smith
State Secretary of Mines
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