Progovernment Rally Supports Diem in Saigon
A massive pro Diem demonstration in Saigon gathered about 39,000 workers and students near the U S Information Agency in the downtown mall area. Protesters waved colored banners praising the government while calling for crackdown on colonialists and communists.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Information Agency
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Marine Guard
Marine
Diem
Khrushchev and Tito Pals Again in Yugoslavia
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito appeared like long lost brothers during a working vacation in Yugoslavia. They praised their friendship while denouncing Red China in speeches at Velenje, underscoring Tito's insistence on maintaining Western ties and independence from the Soviet bloc.
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George Syvertsen
Associated Press
Bross
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Julian Alps
Red China
Velenje
Negroes Move In Amid Violence in Suburban Aftermath
In Folcroft Pennsylvania a Black couple, Horace and Sara Baker, moved into a previously all-white street under heavy police escort as 1000 residents gathered amid rock and egg throwing. Eight arrested including a University of Pennsylvania professor Jamies Van Dyk. a firebomb damaged the home. the couple seeks a long, lawful settlement with police vowing to maintain order.
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Folcroft
Singleton Shaeffer
Horace ‘Bakers
Philadelphia
Bakers
B26 Crash At Enid Four Escape Unhurt In Private Flight
A Navy two engine B26 medical check flight departing from North Island near San Diego headed to Joplin Missouri crashed short of landing near Enid Oklahoma. The pilot and three passengers bailed out safely before the craft failed to retract its wheels on approach. Major James Stewart at Vance Air Force Base confirmed all four survived with no injuries. The incident sparked discussion on international politics but a detailed list of names was not released.
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North Island
San Diego
Calif
Joplin
Enid
Okla
Yugoslavia
Tito
Ple
Khrushchev
James Stewart
Sustemm
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Moscow
Stewart
Olathe
Kau
Vance
Khru
Study Time at High Point Library Faces New School Year
Public library staff recall last year when students overwhelmed the library with noise vandalism and unhappy patrons as schools reopen this week. A Sunday Enterprise feature reports on how the library plans to handle the problem. Volunteers drive United Appeal efforts with many workers already contributing to ensure a successful campaign, with a detailed Enterprise story forthcoming.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
United Appeal
Enterprise Tomorrow
Open Line Between Washington and Moscow Goes Live
The historic hot line between Washington and Moscow is now operational to forestall war. A bell signal at either end may announce a crisis while deterring use of nuclear weapons. The system, announced by the Pentagon, will be used only for urgent direct conferences between the two leaders during incidents that could trigger nuclear war. Normal diplomacy remains via embassy channels.
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Moscow
White House
Kremlin
Pentagon
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Kennedy
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
France offers neutral Vietnam plan amid Viet Nam crisis
U S officials weigh De Gaulle proposal to shift Viet Nam duties to France. Sen George D Aiken says France could assume responsibilities with continued U S aid. Alphand frames neutrality as political, not military, solution. Debate centers on feasibility in the North and South and U S reluctance to weaken operations against communists.
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U.S
Tha Transifind
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Re Eeenerat
George D. Aiken
Presi
Vermont
Senate
Ngo Dinh Diem
Land
United
United States
de Gaulle
France
Aiken
Herve Alphand
Dean Rusk
Alphand
Rusk
Cambodia
de Gaulie
Vietnam
Iase Aisram Cum de Gauille
State Department
Southeast
Quadruplets Living In Poverty
CHICAGO AP The first known set of identical quadruplets in the United States lives in poverty in a broken home. The Harris children were born June 30 to a 19 year old mother and a 23 year old father. A Superior Court judge ordered $90 weekly support for the quads and their older brother Shawn. Delores Harris seeks separate maintenance as the case unfolds.
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Chicago
United States
Sheena
Shawna
Sherry
Shannon Harris
James Crosson
Bernard
Shawn
Harris
Delorles Harris
Lawrence Smith
Does President Really Need All Those Planes And Yachts?
Sen Harry Byrd questioned if President Kennedy needs the White House fleet noting 10 helicopters an 8 million dollar jet and multiple planes cars trains and yachts. He said the President is busy but hinted the administration could use less.
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Berryville
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Virginia Democrat
White House
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Byrd
House
Hopes for final clue in Sheppton miner cave-in
In Hazleton PA the search for missing miner Louis Bova continues with several 10 yard deep shafts after a recent cave-in at Sheppton. A volunteer failed to confirm Bova’s presence when lowered into a shaft and a remote TV camera detected debris rather than a body.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Hye
Bova
Bove
Sheppton
Rmade
Cuban support voiced by Mrs Glenn in university setting
Mrs Glenn, a student at Indiana University, asserts that Fidel Castro has the backing of the vast majority of Cubans, reflecting a pro Castro view amid reports from Cuba.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Glenn
Indiana University
Moore Announces Candidacy for Governor in 1964 Democratic Primary
Dan K. Moore of Canton a former Superior Court judge and state legislator declared Friday he would seek the 1964 Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Guilford County Democrats pressed petitions urging Federal Judge L Richardson Preyer to run while The Statesville Record and Landmark editorial favored Wilson Warlick of Newton as a gubernatorial candidate. Warlick, a veteran jurist and longtime lawyer, has served on the Western District federal bench since 189.
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Associated Press
Dan K. Moore
Canton
Superior Court
Guilford County
L. Richardson Preyer
Statesville Record & Landmark
Wilson Warlick
Newton
Moore
Asheville
Jackson County
Record & Landmark
JudgePreyer
North Carolina
Tom Pearsall
Dan Moore
Richardson Preyer
Beverly Lake
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Trator
Asia
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Andy Drebiko
Pottsville
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Henry l Throne
H.B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
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Throne
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Bloomington
Ind
Marcia
Madrid
Spain
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