Nhu Parley With GOP Reported
Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu reportedly met secretly with Republican and civic leaders near Beverly Hills to hear privately any comments she had not voiced publicly during her US tour. Officials declined to name attendees. Mayor Yorty criticized US policy and urged a courtesy conference in Washington before Nhu's departure.
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Yerty
Yorty
Kennedy
Washington
United States
Miet Nam
Viet Nam
Hosptialty turns chilly as Le Thuy meets Texas oilman
Los Angeles reports a budding friendship between Le Thuy Ngo Dinh Nhu and Bruce Baxter II, a 24 year old Corpus Christi oilman. Baxter flew to join Mrs Nhu’s party in San Francisco but was not on the return flight to Los Angeles. A family spokesman says Baxter is a nice boy but not expected to return. Le Thuy, 18, met Baxter two weeks earlier at Beeville Texas, at the ranch of his uncle Dudley Dougherty.
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United Nations extends Yemen mission despite earlier setback
Secretary General announced the UN extended the Yemen civil war mediation for two more months after Thant said previous efforts failed. Saudi Arabia agreed to cover half the costs for another ten months, with the United Arab Republic previously pledging aid for one of two months.
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Surprise Snows Hit High Rockies Across Central Plains
A wide snowstorm swept the plains and Rockies, dumping up to a foot in places from New England to Texas. Colorado’s Monarch Pass saw heavy snow while winds drove temperatures into the teens in Nevada and Montana. Ground searches recovered missing hikers in Maine. rescue efforts continued for two Indiana men killed in a Cloud Peak crash. Firefighters halted a major forest fire in Arkansas as West Virginia and Ohio faced new blazes.
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Tinea Land
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Ohio
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Perry County
Faia
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Kennedy signs bill to aid mental retardation research
President Kennedy signed a 323 million bill to spur research and prevent mental retardation, with grants for community mental health centers and education for teachers of handicapped children. A companion 263 million measure expands child health programs, and a new Education Office division will oversee teaching and research efforts. The plan aims to cut mental hospital populations by 50 percent over the next decade. Rosemary Kennedy has long been associated with the issue.
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Kennedy
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Office of Education
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U N Vote Opposes All A Tests
United Nations General Assembly committee approves a resolution urging a ban on underground nuclear tests and urging all nations to join the Moscow treaty. Albania signs the Moscow pact and votes against the resolution. France Cuba and the Central African Republic abstain. Geneva Desarmament Conference urged to pursue a comprehensive partial test ban with urgency.
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Russia
Moscow
California to receive up to 16.2 million for mental health centers
Sacramento officials said a wartime act would provide California as much as 16.2 million over four years for construction of mental health centers and retardation facilities. Grants in aid would be issued, with a companion bill equally funding by 1970, though funds not yet appropriated.
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Kennedy
Michael Begab
Mento News
Hoffa Appeals IRS over 1959 tax bill
The Internal Revenue Service seeks 20295 from James R. Hoffa for 1959 back taxes. Hoffa and wife Josephine appeal through the US Tax Court, requesting a Detroit trial, with disputed items including 2000 for Teamsters furnished transport and 20000 in legal fees paid by the union. The case argues the fees were a legitimate union expense tied to Hoffa’s duties. A Hong Kong trade mission arrives led by Milton Berger to open a trade information center.
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Commerce Department
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