Lodge visits monks amid Viet Nam power shift
In Saigon, President Ngo Dinh Diem's government exercises increased control as Vietnamese armed forces appear to seize oversight of ministries, signaling a consolidation of power without challenge to Diem's leadership. The move follows a Lodge visit amid ongoing political realignments.
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U.S
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Frederick E. Notling, Jr
I Mao
India
Republicans Slash Foreign Aid Bill Amid House Vote
In a stunning defeat for the Kennedy administration Republicans cut about 585 million from the foreign aid authorization bill in a 222 to 188 House vote. The move shifts money for the fiscal year starting July 1 and awaits Senate action to restore portions of the cut.
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Hank
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Kennedy Presents Modified Civil Rights Aid Proposal
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy presented a revised plan to withhold federal air funds from programs with racial discrimination. The new Title VI would allow state and local agencies to seek judicial review of aid withholds, stressing ending discrimination over cutting aid. Kennedy faced questions from Sen. Ervin and debate with Keating and Ribicoff about appeal rights and enforcement.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Three Day Debate on Foreign Aid Authorization
A three day debate on the foreign aid authorization yielded mixed signals from lawmakers. The GOP positions are summarized on page 2-A, outlining supports and objections from key members.
Eastern Belt Leaf Prices Edge Up at Opening Sale
Prices by grade varied as quality improved and waste tobacco reduced in the Eastern North Carolina flue-cured belt. The opening sales Thursday showed an average price slightly above last year's opening figure, reported by TBE Associated Press.
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Service
Geades
Market News Service
Railroad Proposal Approved
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill to create a seven member arbitration board to settle the railroads work rules dispute, blocking a strike as talks continue. The panel would include two railroad workers representatives, two union members, and three public appointees. If no agreement is reached, arbitration would proceed with hearings within 30 days and a decision within 60 days after hearings begin.
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Asredent Kennedy
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Escape drill seals fate of two miners in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescue teams reached a two notch drill hole to free miners Throne and Fellin trapped 206 feet underground after a cave in ten days earlier. A smaller second rig drills toward Louis Bova who is 25 feet from debris with no food since the cave in. Officials pace the operation as optimism and risk blend amid repeated delays and safety checks.
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Ito
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Throne
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Navy
Bava
Richard Anderson
Nanocurie debated at congressional hearing on radioactivity terms
At a Joint Senate House Atomic Energy Committee hearing in Washington the term nanocurie sparked debate. H M Parker explained it equals ten to the minus ninth curies or one thousand picocuries, while Rep. Price and others joked about the new unit. The discussion clarified that one microcurie equals 1,000 nanocuries and that a nanocurie is one billionth of a curie.
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APJ
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Alaska
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D-Ii
H. M. Parker
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford Laboratories
Richland
Wash
Price
Parker
Harry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Rep. Price
Hanford
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
One Car Accident Kills Three in Mount Airy
Three young Mount Airy men died in a one car crash three miles east of the town on highway W.C. 103 last night. Victims were Sammy K. Smith 18 Jimmy Bert Flimime 21 and Bill Lee McBride.
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Jimmy Bert Flemimine
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Mayor accuses visiting film stars in Gadsden row
Gadsden Alabama mayor Leslie Gilliland accused four visiting movie actors led by Paul Newman and Marlon Brando of rabble-rousing in racial tensions. He vowed to jail them if they cause trouble and said the group aimed to pressure city leaders amid protests. The actors denied publicity motives and planned to leave after discussions with officials.
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Muda
Miami Weather Bureau
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Newman
Anthony Francio
Virgil Frye
Thes Bureau
Gordon Dunn
Pollster Says GOP Contenders Doing Well In South
Princeton AP report analyzes Gallup data on 1964 presidential race. Kennedy leads Goldwater Romney Rockefeller across the East with about 70 to 76 percent in two way matchups. Kennedy holds strong margins with Catholics Jews and Negroes, about 89 percent of that bloc, and history notes rising support since 1960.
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