Lodge Says Viet Nam Downward Spiral Halted
John M Hightower reports Lodge declaring the anti Communist war in South Viet Nam has been arrested and the United States and South Vietnam must persist with realistic political and military policies to win. He warns of outside pressures from Communist forces and urges border supervision with North Viet Nam Cambodia and Laos.
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Washington
Heniat
Lodge
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United States
Saigon
National Press Club
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Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
France
Berlin
Racial peace returns as St Augustine halts protests
A truce was agreed in St Augustine to pause two weeks of demonstrations that led to hundreds of arrests and many injuries. A biracial committee will seek a middle ground while Dr. Martin Luther King Jr led a rally praising the development and urging continued action toward ending racial barriers.
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St. Augustine
Martin Luther King Jr
Like Mummies Ladies In Fashions By Jean Sprain Wilson
AP fashion writer reports on Ru di Gernreich fall styles unveiled in New York. Models in covered outfits with knee boots, stripes, and bold makeup contrast with earlier topless swimwear controversy. Grandmothers protest bold silhouettes as designers push modest yet suggestive looks.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
Rudi Gernreich
Audi
FBI picks up Charles Yoes in Norfolk for rape robbery case
The FBI detained Charles Donald Yoes, 24, in Norfolk Virginia shortly after 1 p.m. He was the last remaining suspect in the June 21 rape robbery. A hearing before a United States Commissioner in Norfolk at 4 p.m. will determine his return to High Point.
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Charles Donald Yoes
Norfolk
Guilford County
Khrushchev Proposes Nordic Neutral Zone State for Nordic Nations
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged Norway and Denmark to quit NATO and form a Nordic zone of neutrality with Sweden and Finland. He spoke to 900 officials at Oslo’s Institute of Foreign Affairs, saying such a policy would guarantee security for the region.
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Norway
Khrushchev
Orway
Denmark
North Atlantic Alliance
Finland
Sweden
Institute of Foreign Affairs
Parlia- Khrushcev
Tshombe Tasked to Form Congo Government
President Kasa Vubu asked Moise Tshombe, former Katanga secessionist, to begin consultations with political leaders on forming a new government after Premier Adoula and his cabinet resigned. Tshombe returned from exile and called for sincere reconciliation among leaders amid rising factional strife.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
Offce
Katangan
Tshombe
Scranton Attacks Goldwater At GOP Convention
Scranton accused Goldwater of war mongering and urged peace while criticizing his nuclear and Marines plans. The attack followed Scranton’s remarks before GOP delegates, drawing a setback in the 58 vote delegation he anticipated.
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Goldwater
Guantanamo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Goldwater Boosts Delegate Support in Midwest Swing
Senator Barry Goldwater increases delegate strength ahead of the Republican National Convention. He cites 690 first ballot votes lined up and aims to exceed the 655 needed. He visits Chicago and Lansing to shore up Illinois and Michigan support, claiming 48 of 58 Illinois delegates in a post-speech poll.
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Gee Sere
Chicago
Arizona
Lansing
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Illinois
Conductor Monteux Dies After Sleep In Paris
Renowned conductor Pierre Monteux, formerly of the Ballet Russe in France and later leading the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the San Francisco Symphony, died peacefully in his sleep. He and his wife Doris Hodgkins Monteux had summer homes near her birthplace and settled there permanently in 1952 after his San Francisco tenure.
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Ballet Russe
France
United States
Monteux
Boston Syrip
San Francisco
Scranton supporters cling to Ike aid in GOP bid
Washington AP report says Gov. William W. Scranton’s backers, rebuffed in Illinois, hope Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will block Sen. Barry Goldwater from the presidential nomination. Henry Cabot Lodge, back from his ambassadorship, planned to push Scranton at a National Press Club luncheon, noting Eisenhower’s expected decision by the San Francisco convention on December 12.
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Ambassa
Pennsylvania
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Lodge
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San Francisco
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