Valachi Found Mentally Ill Before FBI Wing Transfer
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports psychiatrist Dr. Harry Lipton found Joseph Valachi mentally ill a week before the government brought him under its protective wing as a top informant on organized crime. Lipton examined Valachi after a prison murder in Atlanta. federal officials verify extensive Valachi information on Cosa Nostra, while Lipton and Bulletin sources keep quiet.
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Joseph Valachi
United States
Philadelphia Bulletin
Atlanta
Leonard J. Murphy
Bayard Brunt
The
Bulletin
Harry R. Lipton
Valachi
Atlan A
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Cosa Nostra
Lipton
Pope Seeks Close Ties With Non Christian Faiths
Pope Paul VI opened the Vatican to closer dialogue with Judaism Buddhism Hinduism Islam and other non Christian religions. He named four cardinals to lead the Vatican Ecumenical Council as it reopens Sept 29 after a nine month recess.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Ecumenical Council
Quintuplets Baptized In Aberdeen News Event
Mrs. Andrew Fischer gave birth to quintuplets, a boy named James Andrew and four girls named Mary, all two months premature. Bishop Lambert Hoch baptized and confirmed them as doctors warned the next 72 hours are critical.
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Andrew Fischer
Aberdeen
S.D
St. Luke's Hospital
Fischer
S. D
Lambert Hoch
James Berbos
United States
James Andrew
Mary
Bishop Hoch
Sioux Falls
Fading Trial Balloons Sharpen N C Governor Contenders
North Carolina politics narrows the 1964 governor race as federal judge L Richardon Preyer and Dan K Moore join the field. I Beverly Lake remains noncommittal while Bert Bennett hints at support for Preyer and Robert W Scott weighs a bid amid early jockeying.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
L. Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
Dan K. Moore
Canton
Superior Court
I. Beverly Lake
Gov. Sanford
Bennett
Preyer
Sanford
Robert W. Scott
Haw River
W. Kerr Scott
U. S
Scott
Thomas Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Basil Whitener
Gastonia
Tax Cut Economy Cure-All
The Democratic majority of the House Ways and Means Committee described its proposed 11.1 billion tax cut as key to economic well being. They argue it will spur investment balance the budget cut unemployment and reduce the balance of payments deficit. Republicans attack it as deficits in disguise and seek spending cut conditions for the second tax cut installment. The report argues higher receipts after past tax cuts and cites corporate tax relief and investment incentives as growth drivers.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Martial Law Lifted in South Viet Nam Election Set
South Viet Nam ends martial law at noon Monday after 25 days. President Ngo Dinh Diem announces National Assembly election moved to Sept 27 from Aug 31. US ally seeks return to normalcy amid countryside unrest and UN inquiry talk by Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu in Belgrade.
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South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
National Assembly
United States
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United Nations
U.S
Viet Nam
U.N
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Washington
Kennedy
South
Dalat
Bien Hoa
Vinh Long
Mekong River
Denning report awaited on Profumo affair in Britain
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan expected to receive Lord Denning's 60 000 word inquiry on the Profumo scandal. The report may influence Britain's next government and public life integrity. Denning interviewed 150 witnesses and will decide on publication timing and libel issues with Parliament.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Lord Denning
Profumo
Denning
Rolls
Macmillan
John Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Profumo- Keeler-Ivanov
Miss Keeler
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
House of Lords
Truman Raps Demonstrators
Former President Harry S. Truman told 1,200 attendees at a Cleveland dinner honoring Sen. Stephen M. Young that Northern busybodies should mind their own business. He condemned demonstrations as mob rule and criticized permissive child-rearing ideas.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Harry S. Truman
Stephen M., Young
Ohio
Baby Deaths Blamed On Cow's Milk
Louisville doctor Dr. Daniel Stevens links crib deaths in infants two to four months to a superallergic reaction to cow's milk. He estimates up to 20,000 such deaths yearly nationwide and argues the disease can be detected and corrected with further study.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Daniel Stevens
University of Louisville Medical School
Stevens
Stewens
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