Viet Nam Rejects JFK Plea
South Viet Nam rejects President Kennedy reform pleas to rally support and win the war against guerrillas. A government spokesman welcomed U S aid while criticizing Kennedy on domestic policy. US officials privately expressed disappointment. the story notes ongoing tensions in US Viet Nam policy and custody of Buddhist monks.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Diem
Washington
Viet Nam
Governim
United States
Us, Central Inteligence Agency
State“ Department ‘Press
Richard L Phillips
The
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State Department
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Abbey Theater Foundation Laid in Dublin Site
Dublin AP reports President Eamon de Valera opened the foundation ceremony for the new Abbey Theater to rise on the site of the original building destroyed by fire. The event marked a revival of the national theatre project with formal laying of the foundation.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Jisi
Negroes Enroll in Birmingham As White Riot Erupts
In Birmingham Alabama two Negro brothers and four Negro men entered elementary schools with white children amid brief disorders. Police used riot squads to break up crowds after about 100 white demonstrators gathered outside Graymont elementary. Governor Wallace sent state troopers to the city as clashes continued.
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Don McKee
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Mentary
Dwight
Floyd Armstrong
Tren
Graymont
George Wall
National States Rights Party
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Bill Jones
Graymont Elementary
Bwight
Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Manuel Man
Tilla
Caracas
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Barcelona
Venezuelan Communist Party
Revolutionary Left
Republican
Democratic Union
Runnin
Raul Leoni
Democratic Action Party
Swissair Caravelle Disaster Kills 80 Near Zurich
A Swiss twin jet airliner exploded after takeoff from Zurich and crashed near Duerrenaesch killing all 80 aboard. Debris spread over eight miles. victims include 74 passengers and six crew. The crash near two lakes west of Zurich followed a flight to Geneva and Rome. Rescue efforts and passenger lists were underway as authorities investigated the cause.
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Duerrenaesch
Switz
Zurich
Erland
Rome
Geneva
Duerrenasch
Switzerland
Swissair
Glauner
Athar Nacconcare
Hamillton
Senate backs limited test ban treaty balance of risks favor
Senate committee report argues the balance of risks favors ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Mansfield urges approval, warning against a tragic obsession with continued testing that could endanger national security and civilization. The report says underground testing limits Soviet progress and slows global arms race, while debate on the Senate floor begins next week.
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Washington
Sen
Senate
Ameriate Foreign Relations Committee
Ernest Tan
Mansfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
North Carolina Schools Open Amid Boycott and Growth
Negro and white students returned to classes in most large North Carolina cities as the new term began. In Monroe and Williamston, Negro pupils boycotted segregated schools and staged protests, with Winchester Avenue School near half full and some picketing. Williamston reports say the boycott was highly effective, affecting about 1,200 children in grading. Durham enrollment more than doubled with over 14,900 students registered in white schools, while 113 Negro students were reassigned under federal order. full figures to come later.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Monroe
Williamston
O. W. Broome
Monroe Schoo
Winchester Avenue
Winchester
Courthouse Square
E. J. Yes
Durham
Lew Hannen
Moscow shifts to economic dominance in Communist bloc
The article analyzes Khrushchev’s Yugoslav visit and Moscow's push to dominate via economic cooperation and Comecon ties. It notes Yugoslavia’s drift toward nonaligned and Western trade, signaling reduced dependence on Moscow and a shift away from strict central planning.
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Boris Boskovic Stalin
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albania
Khrushchev
Redduce
China
West
Moscow
Munist
Romania
Yugosration
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Itchev
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