Democracy Sought In Viet Nam Ultimatum to Khanh
Students in South Viet Nam pressed for an American style democracy with civilian government and an end to the emergency rule. They gave Khanh a Tuesday deadline and demanded removal of what they termed anti Buddhist remnants from the government, threatening larger protests if unmet.
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South Viet Nam
Khanh
Congo Rebels Recede as Bukavu Quiet Returns
Bukavu in the Congo slowly regains services after three days of clashes with leftist rebels. U.S. officers including Lt. Col. De Surgency and Col. William Dodds were reported safe, families notified, and Congo loyalist forces under Col. Leonard Mulamba pushed rebels from the European quarter and nearby towns.
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Lfopoldville
the Congo
Bukavu
Lewis R. Macfarlane
Seattle
Wash
William A. Dodds
U.S
Congo
Alexandria
Army
Mrs. Dodds
Tshombe
Leonard Mulamba
Albertville
Stanleyville
Mulamba
Katanga
Leopoldville
Kamambe
Republic of Rwanda
Contact Man Named in Crime Solution Notice
The document clarifies that neither Heinie Schmidt nor Chris Cagle is the contact man. the identified contact person is Sarena. The notice provides the proper point of contact for further information and next steps.
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Heinie Schmidt
Chris Cagle
Sarena
Judge Rules Mistrial In Murder Case
Superior Court Judge H L Riddle Jr declared a mistrial in the six day murder trial of Edward Branch after a juror discussed deliberations with a deputy. Branch will be retried Oct 19 for the death of John Pons, 82, a Valdese storekeeper.
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Morganton
N.C
Superior
H. L. Riddle Jr
Edward Branch
Riddle
Alvin Wise
Wise
Branch
John Pons
Tobacco markets to open in North Carolina Eastern Belt
The Eastern Belt tobacco markets in North Carolina launch the 1964 flue cured crop sales Thursday at 17 markets. Hedrick says the crop is similar to last year, with prices likely higher than Border Belt opening figures, as quality and volume improve with tied leaf sales starting.
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North Carolina
Big Eastern Belt
Phil Hedrick
North Carlina
Hedrick
Fred S. Royster
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Free World Nickel Consumption Reaches 525 Million Pounds in 1963
Global nickel use climbed to 525 million pounds in 1963 with strong demand across industries. Output and consumption rose in major producing regions as markets expanded.
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