Coup leaders lift curfew and curb censorship in Saigon
South Viet Nam states curfew and press controls will be relaxed by today as the military junta signals steps toward a democratic government. Major Gen Ton That Di orders lifting of Thursday curfew, while assurances promise restoration of religious freedom and end to press censorship. In Saigon, troops withdraw and protests flare at Gia Long school, as families mourn the Diem regime.
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Mme Nhu Moves to Seek Church Union Proposal
In Chicago two churches of the United Church of Christ begin talks to pursue a proposed heading to a three-phase church union. In Los Angeles Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu spoke by telephone to her children in Rome, marking the first contact since the South Vietnam coup that killed President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother. The children, aged 15, 11, and 4, were brought to Rome and then placed with Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc before plans shifted to Los Angeles amid changing travel plans and advisories.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu's finances mocked as a joke by ex envoy
Washington reports quote Ngo To Dat, former embassy official, calling rumors of Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu's financial trouble a joke. He notes she has money worldwide, including Paris and Switzerland, and suggests she could access funds with a single check though he doubts current foreign funds exceed five thousand dollars.
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Ban on Dancing Lifted by Saigon Regime Change
Saigon provisional government lifted Thursday a dancing ban opposed by Ngo Dinh Diem's regime last May. Security minister said dancing no longer threatens security as Saigon ignores the ban after the regime fell last weekend.
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Viet Cong Attacks Rise Near Saigon Reports Say
Saigon reports say Viet Cong guerrillas stepped up attacks on Vietnamese government forces, with a notable increase in activity in the Mekong Delta south of Saigon. A U.S. spokesman noted higher Viet Cong activity versus the prior week, though overall government casualties were not as high as expected.
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Tax quiz prompts Baker tax explanation deadline in 1966
Washington discusses why Senator Baker and his wife did not file district income tax returns. Ehrig says a broader 1966 probe into Baker’s outside business affairs continues with FBI and IRS involvement. A separate Mexico City cold wave hurt the flower crop, causing prices to nearly double.
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Indian diplomat warns of subversion threat in San Francisco
The Indian ambassador to the United States warned that subversion could threaten India if communist discontent is not alleviated. B. K. Nehru, son of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, spoke at the World Trade Center in San Francisco.
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