Extremist Buddhist Leaders in Viet Nam Stay Away From Gas
James Marlow reports that extremist Buddhist leaders in Vietnam allegedly approve self immolations by minor followers to influence U.S. policy and topple Ky. Tri Quang and Tam Chau warn of more suicides unless a civilian government takes over, while the administration urges restraint as Buddhists deny being political actors.
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Viet Nam
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Johnson
Tam Chau
Buddhist Institute
Chau
Tri Quang
Johnon
New York Times
Rusk
Eaders
Franchise risks and the rise of a new business path
A Baltimore man invested 800 dollars in four vending machines and a license, only to lose everything amid unscrupulous dealers. The piece warns about franchise growth, calls for stronger oversight, and cites action by Boston College and Federal Trade Commission to protect would be entrepreneurs. It notes the role of the Center for Franchise Distribution and offers three safeguards for prospective buyers.
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Boston
Mass
NEA
Baltimore
Better Business Bureau
Brooklyn Bridge
Boston College of Business Administration
Mary Gardiner Jones
Boston College
MOP Can Close Two Stations
The Arkansas Commerce Commission approved Missouri Pacific Lines agency closings in Parkin and Bald Knob. MoPac had sought a closing order in February and completed the shutdowns in May.
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Arkansas Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific Lines Agency
Parkin
Bald Knob
MoPac
Galaxon fat loss claim product marketed by Gibson Rexall
An advertisement promotes Galaxon as an over the counter fat reduction tablet with a money back guarantee. It claims easy swallowing and life extension benefits and offers a full refund if not satisfied by returning the package to a druggist. The offer is presented by Gibson Rexall.
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Gibson Rexall
French Make Big Deals With China and Soviet Union
Paris announces high profile pacts with the Soviet Union and Red China as Renault gains freedom to revitalize Moskvich while Air France plans a Paris Shanghai route. Officials insist the moves are strictly economic with no political aim as De Gaulle heads to Moscow. In Lexington, Abraham Lincoln School will close and students move to Jefferson Davis School on Memorial Day eve.
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PARIS
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Red China
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France
Russia
Moskvich Auto
Red Chitta
Paris-Shanghai
Air France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Moscow
Ocea
Lexington
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
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