Rescue Of Miners Is Set Back Again
Hazleton Pennsylvania AP reports a setback in the escape hole for miners David Fellin and Henry Throne delaying the rescue timetable at least to Monday. Ragged hole conditions forced drilling stops and new plans, while Louis Bova remains unaccounted for about 25 feet away.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
H. B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Charmbury
Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Art Joyce
J Ayce
Ellin
Joyce
Clay Says Aid Cut Damaging U S Security
General Lucius D. Clay warned that Congress's $3.5 billion overseas aid cap could harm free world security. He joined President Kennedy and Secretary of State Rusk in denouncing the House action, saying the cut risks weakening U S influence abroad amid broader Cold War pressures.
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Washington
Lucius D. Clay
House
Clay
Kennedy
State Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Aid Agency
House of Representatives
U.S
Petutect
Sociel
Leann Materialitan
March On Washington Experiment In Protest
Washington AP reports a massive protest experiment with March leaders and diverse faiths planning activities at the Lincoln Memorial amid protective measures. Marines remain on alert while weather outlook suggests steam bath heat and potential disruption to planned events.
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Washington
Ted
Amimant
Washington Monument
Independence and
Constitution Avenues
Lincoln Memorial
Nuclear Readiness Plan Outlined by Pentagon
Washington AP report states the Defense Department released a plan to safeguard U S security under the test ban while maintaining readiness for any contingency. The panel of scientists and adviser Schweitzer support the treaty and call it a step toward secure peace, with underground testing as a possible exception if needed.
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Washington
U.S
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
Sci
Albert Schweit
Allj
Defense Department
United States
Schweitzer
Kennedy
Renewal hearing begins and back-to-school fashion notes
A terse item notes the renewal hearing starts, with brief mentions of back-to-school fashion features across pages 2-A and 6-7-8, and a glimpse of Goldwater headquarters active on page 10-C.
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Goldwater
Students Denounce Diem Rule Riots in Saigon protest trigger detentions
Saigon students and Buddhist demonstrators clashed with riot police denouncing President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Nhu. Police arrested three Western journalists and a clandestine Youth Group for the Defense of Buddhism circulated leaflets calling for Diem's resignation. U.S. Ambassador Lodge announced he would present credentials Monday and meet Diem after criticizing the crackdown.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Bert Glinn
Saturday Evening Post
Milton Orshevsky
Larry Burrows
Life Magazine
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Henry Cabst Lodge
U.S
Dierm
United States
Lodge
Foreign Ministry
Ham
Peace Hopes Rise Amid Racial Tension Across South
Reports from Washington and Birmingham describe cautious optimism for racial peace as school integration debates continue. Officials note uneven progress with 120 districts planning desegregation this autumn, while Mississippi and Alabama face strong opposition and sporadic violence tied to civil rights tensions.
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Hollywood
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
South Viet Nare
Daniel Chester
Ngo Dinh
Nhu
Ngo
An- Avenue
Limous
U.S
Caracas
Venezela
Independence Avenue
Saigo
di Stefano
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Betancourt
ALN
Venezuela
el Mundo Re
Deep South
Birmingham
Mobile
Oxford
Supreme Court
Huntsville
Emnessee
Florida
Lse
Alabama
Arkansas
L. Geor
PRD Pape Igg
Mississippi
Miss
Aland
South Carolina
Arej
Fidel Castro
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
University of Missaid
Juan Manuel Fangiation
Southern
Bor
Sissippi
Havana
Fangio
George C
Charleston
D.C
Fulwas
Wallace
Gencio
Batista
Theater picketers arrested after tense confrontation
Sixteen Black defendants and a white companion were arrested for trespassing as deputies and police moved them from in front of a Center Theater. They offered no resistance. A white man, 24 year old David Beeson, felled demonstrator Stephen Holmes and shattered the theater booth glass during the clash.
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Frank Warren
Sheriff's
High Point
Center Theater
David Leon Beeson
Clara Cox Apts
Stephen Holmes
Demonstrators Arrested In Melee At Local Theater
Seventeen demonstrators were arrested after a confrontation on private property at a theater. A white man, bleeding from the forearm, surrendered as officers moved in. Glass shattered, injuring Grace Wofford, a ticket cashier, though her injuries were not believed serious. Theater manager W J Evans told CORE demonstrators to leave while Chief J Roy Teague oversaw the incident.
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Grace Wofford
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
J. Roy Teague
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Tov Ar Nose
Pentagon
Ice Ave
Bida
Whit
Tel Basin
Business Society
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