Middle East Command Shift Prompts US Defense Restructure
AP report details Defense Department plan to shift Middle East command duties from Navy to Army under Strike Command. Col. Eliscu noted Air Force ties, while Gen. Adams and Ambassador Ngo Dinh Diem discuss potential policy implications. Chuong, Chuong? interactions cited as officials weigh impacts on Viet Nam policy and regional operations.
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Fred 8. Hoftman
Washington
Defense Department
Navy
Army
Eliscu
Air Force Strike Command
Ake
Middle East
Atv
Nhu
Tate
ALLEL
Moor
Tran van
Chuong
United States
Paul D. Adams
der Adams
London
Norfolk
Wahiate
Strike Command
Germany
Ning
Africa
Sahara
Arabian Peninsula
India
South Viet Nam
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Viet Nam
Nar
Burma
Adm. C. D. Griffin
U.S. Naval Forces
Europe
1 Strike Command
MacDill Air Force Base
Florida
Notable Physicists Wigner and Goeppert-Mayer Linked by Peace Efforts
The article profiles Eugene Paul Wigner and Maria Goeppert-Mayer, detailing Wigner’s Hungarian origins, education in Budapest and Berlin, Princeton tenure, and Fermilab related honors, alongside Goeppert-Mayer’s Hamburg birth, Columbia and Chicago affiliations, and joint later positions at the University of California La Jolla. It notes associations with nuclear peace aims and Allied Security Inc. as context.
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Wigner
Deslers, Inc
Riso
Tesa Securities
Tye
Tive
Hungary
Budapest
Berlin
Princeton
Allied Security Ins
lAllvae Metals
Cer
Tzs
Imany
Katowice
Poland
Palme Faw
Yhtingen
Germany
Harris
Johns Jefferson
Hopkins University
Balti
Lance, Inc
Heidelberg
Goeppert-Mayer
Columbia University
New York
Wachovia Bank
Argonne National Laboratrs
Tory
No. St. Tel
University of Chicago
Mayers
la Jolla
University of California
Nhu Told Husband and Brother-in-Law Brutally Murdered
A high-ranking Vietnamese general informed Mrs Nhu that her husband and her brother-in-law were brutally murdered and that Nhu herself had been stabbed to death.
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Rome
Nhu
Los Angeles
Ngol
Ngo- Dinh Thuc
Dith Nhu
Saigon
United
Formant
South Viet Nam
Diem
le Thuy
Moscow
Viet Nam
Reed Star
Loolt
States
Viet Nam coup and mixed US reactions across globe
A Vietnam coup led by a military junta shifts power from Diem and Nhu to a provisional government. U.S. officials debate responsibility for the assassinations and the broader impact of the revolt while allied convoys face roadblock tactics on the Autobahn. Global reactions unfold in Bonn London Bangkok and Rome with NATO allies reaffirming support.
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Tion
Minh
Tho
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Washington
House of Representatives
Clement J. Zablocki
United States
Zablocki
South Viet Nam
Diem A Nhu Repulsive Assassinat Weablocki Said If U.S
Nbu
Europe
Marienborn
U.S
Tron Curtain
Bonn
Soviet Union
London
Income and sales tax receipts rise in North Carolina October
North Carolina general fund brought in 26.94 million for October, up 2 over last year. Income tax 8.9 million, sales tax 12.8 million. Highway fund 9.3 million, up 4.57. Year to date general fund 124.3 million, aid by 6 million. Dean Rusk summoned Kornienko over convoy incident brief mention.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Fund
William A. Johnson
Terry Sanford
Johnson
U.S
Dean ‘Rusk
Georgi M. Kornienko
Washington
Informarts
Kornienko
West Berlin blockade dispute escalates with Soviet force
Washington officials say the Berlin corridor standoff has grown serious as five Soviet armored carriers and sedans blocked passage. The United States Great Britain and France conduct intensive consultations while demanding Russian troop dismounting and counting at the autobahn checkpoint linking Berlin to West Germany to prevent future misunderstandings.
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West Berlin
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Berlin
West Germany
Moscow
Ita
North Carolina Homeowners Rates Cut on Average
Statewide homeowners insurance rates drop about 10 percent due to new rates from the North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau approved by Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier. The changes took effect November 1 amid regional variances with some areas seeing sharp increases.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Edwin Lanier
Document Faces Criticism At Vatican Council
Vatican judges a schema on bishops rule as too generic and vague. Bishops Gargitter and 11 others object to limited scope, lack of curia reform, and absence of shared power language. Cardinal McIntyre argues proposed changes threaten Church unity amid wider episcopal authority debates.
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Gerald
Miller
Vatican City
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Roman Curia
Council Fathers
de Ecclesia
Council
Paul VI
Curia
Giuseppe Gargitter
Brossanone
Italy
Gargitter
May Import Nurses Delays Rescue Efforts In Germany
In Eroistedt a flood and earth shifts trapped 19 miners with 11 feared dead and 8 rescues reported. Engineers drilled to reach the surface as delays, shifting ground, and air pockets hinder progress. New hopes rose and faded as mines faced ongoing peril and the possibility of importing nurses from Ireland to help hospital staff.
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Eroistedt
Germany
Heinrich Kellner
Cue Shaft
Hoon
Bernhard Wolter
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wolter
General Hospital
Frankin T
Gerlach
Ireland
Gastonia Bypass Opens Ahead Of Schedule
Interstate 85 bypass around Gastonia will open January 15, five months early, the State Highway Department announced on Monday.
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Gastonia
N.C
State Highway Department
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