Flora Weakens Over Cuba With Course Uncertain
Hurricane Flora weakened while crossing Cuba and may swing back toward the Caribbean. Forecasters warned of an unpredictable path as the storm battered Haiti and eastern Cuba, with at least 43 deaths reported and risk of further destruction across the Bahamas and Florida area.
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Kennedy to Visit Four States Including Texas and Florida
President Kennedy plans a fall tour after a one day Arkansas visit, targeting four states with Texas and Florida among them. Governor Connally acknowledged Goldwater strength in Texas but predicted Kennedy will win by a substantial margin, citing a poll showing Kennedy ahead by about 1.0 percent. Texas carries 25 electoral votes, the largest among Southern states.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce Moves to New Home
Sunday Enterprise previews a large open house by High Point's Chamber of Commerce as it settles into its new offices next week. The issue also highlights a High Point College professor's summer travels, a United Appeal campaign effort, and a prominent local family with four generations at UNC.
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Chicago School Head Quits
Benjamin W. Willis resigns as Chicago public school superintendent amid civil rights protests over segregation and a court setback on transferring 24 top-ranked Negro students. Mayor Daley expresses regret. school board president calls the move a tremendous loss while noting ongoing district tensions.
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Benjamin W. Willis
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Peace Corps
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Buffalo
Richard J. Daley
Clair Rodde_wig
Reddewig
Monk sets self ablaze in Saigon protest death seen
A young Buddhist monk in Saigon doused himself with gasoline and burned to death during a protest against Diem’s regime. Police and troops surrounded the area as embassies and media crews responded. The incident heightened fears over political repression and U.S. policy in South Vietnam amid a wider antiwar crisis.
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Henry Cabot Diem
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Robert S. McNamera
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U.S. moves to discourage coups in Latin America
The United States warned against military takeovers in the region,Docking aid to Dominican Republic and Honduras after coups. It ordered suspension of military and economic aid and urged orderly reassignment of personnel while stressing commitment to constitutional government and the Alliance for Progress. The action followed the ousting of Juan Bosch in the Dominican Republic and the Honduran coup, drawing criticism of officials and prompting debate on the U.S. stance.
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Hon Thich Quang Huong
Alliance For Progress
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Interstate Highways Progress Advances Across States
William A. Shires reports the interstate system 40 percent complete coast to coast with North Carolina at 50.6 percent of its 769 miles in use. Travel Council remarks predict a general extension after 1972, with activity likely to grow around 1965 to reach about 75,000 miles.
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James S. Burch
State Highway Commission
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Collision and Fire Claim Five Lives in Two States
Five people died in a two-vehicle collision on U S 2 near Fletcher North Carolina. The dead include Buddy Gene Taylor 29 of Hendersonville and Mrs Alice E Bryan both of Marshall, along with Mrs Lottie Thomas Rector 61 and Howard Banks Jr 37, Blanch Warley Buckner 37, all of Marshall. Three died at the scene and two in a Hendersonville hospital after the crash. In Springfield Missouri five perished in a frame house fire early today, two escaped. Dead were Betty Ryan 37, Freddie Ryan 10, Ile Ryan 8, Vickie Ryan, and another unidentified sibling. Carolyn Ryan 15 escaped by jumping from a window and was hospitalized with burns. The house’s landlady Mrs Florence Wilson 61 escaped unharmed.
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Freddie Ryan
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Vietnamese reporters attacked by plainclothes men at monk burn
Three American correspondents from NBC and the New York Times were knocked to the ground by plainclothes Vietnamese men. They grabbed a camera and fled as the burning monk was filmed. Sharkey suffered head injuries and Halberstam helped but was beaten. The reporters did not retaliate, aiming to protect their equipment.
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Jobo Sharkey
National Broadcasting Co
Grant Wolfkill
NBC
Sharkey
Davidt Halberstam
New York Times
Wolfkill
Senators defend Valachi testimony in televised hearings
Senators Karl Mundt and John McClellan defended televized Valachi testimony amid criticism that hearings sensationalize crime. McClellan said the probe aims to equip law enforcement with new tools to fight organized crime and rejected calls to curb the star witness's public address.
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