McNamara delays return trip from South Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara postpones departure from Saigon for 24 hours to finish a top secret White House report. He skips a last field trip and will brief President Kennedy on progress against Viet Cong and the Buddhist controversy with South Viet Nam's Diem regime.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
McNamara
Kennedy
White House
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Gia Long Palace
Fred Flatt
Joint Chiefs of Staff
UPI
State Dept Hiding Viet Facts Says Subcommittee Report
A House subcommittee accused the State Department of hiding the facts from the American public by restricting reporters in South Vietnam. The panel faulted a 1962 cable by Carl Rowan and the then policy, urging full exposure of conditions and noting guidelines limiting coverage and complicating U.S. cooperation with Ngo Dinh Diem's government.
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Stanley Meisler
Washington
Congressional
State Department
South Viet Nam
House
Subcommittee On Information
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Subcommittee
Viet Nam
U.S
Carl T. Rowan
Finland
Dean Rusk
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Diem
Rowan
Kennedy nudges tax cut amid drive to balance world payments
President Kennedy told the World Bank IMF governors that the United States will take necessary steps to balance payments and protect the dollar. He urged Senate action on an $11 billion tax cut to stimulate investment, jobs, and world trade while easing the deficit.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Senate
House
Congress
Bretton Woods
N.H
George D. Woods
Development Bank
Young Nations of Africa
Monetary Fund
Europe
Vatican Council Opens With Call for Church Reform
Pope Paul VI reopens the Vatican II sessions after a nine month recess urging reform and unity. Cardinals bishops discuss De Ecclesia schema seen as foundation for renewal, with 50,000 in St Peter's Square listening.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
Council
Paul
Episcopal Assembly
St. Peter’s Square
Pope John
Jinx Trails Roy Rude After $1500 Loss At Auction
Roy and Emily Rude lost about 1500 dollars when money kept in a light tan overcoat were not returned after they sold items at an auction. They planned to move to the Gold Star Home in Long Beach for retired couples. A $500 reward is offered for help or recovery of the money.
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Lady Luck
Roy R
Emily Rude
Rudes
Rude
Long Beach
Calif
Gold Star
Milton
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Hattie Lowell
Locust St
Onalaska
California
Lowell
Mrs. Lowell
Roy
Lake Onalaska
South Dakota
Mardell Heeber
Gardena
la Crosse
Aberdeen
S.C
S. 8Th St
Mrs
Joe Alexander
Louisville
Eleanora Klandrud
Alfred
Couple Killed In Collision On Town Highways
Wisconsin highway toll rises to 642 for 1963 with ten deaths over the weekend. Eldon Kohn and wife Lucille of Gillett were killed in a Shawano County collision. three youths injured. Other deaths include 4-year-old David Wiza of Buhl Minnesota, sailor William Mamone near Medford, and Mrs. Adolph Peper of Osceola. Additional fatalities involve Gordon Pilsner near Mayville and the earlier deaths of Frank Ferrer and family members in Marshfield, plus Raymond Creapeau in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Eldon Kohn
Lucille
Gillett
Shawano County
David Wiza
Buhl Minn
Mayville
Frank Ferrer
Waterford
Frank Jr
Raymond Kelly
Marshfield
Duane Aney
Sparta
Raymond Creapeau
Milwaukee
Money Found Restores Milwaukee Woman’s Missing $900
Mrs. Julia Schmidt of Milwaukee gets back $900 lost when visiting her son in Sheboygan after a stocking-wrapped package is found by Mrs. Nettie Schultz and turned to police. An AP report aided locating the owner. Schmidt plans to reward Schultz with $50.
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Sheboygan
Julia Schmidt
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Herbert
St Paul Zoo Reports First Gibbon Birth
At Como Park Zoo in St Paul officials announced the zoo's first gibbon birth. Foreman Richard Dean said the birth was a surprise and rare in captivity and was discovered by a keeper.
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ST. Paul
Como Park Zoo
Richard Dean
Probe Widens Others Quizzed
Two white men, identified as R E Chambliss and Charles Cagle, were jailed in Birmingham for further investigation into a bombing wave that has plagued the city for years. State officials said the probe is separate and no charges were filed yet.
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Birmingham
Ala
Col
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
L. A. Holcomb
R. E. Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Cagie
Chambliss
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Lingo
Jefferson
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Speculation ends as Knowles announces for governor
Warren P. Knowles declared he will seek the Republican nomination for Wisconsin governor in 1964, ending months of speculation over a run for U.S. Senate. He cited economy in government and restraint on new programs, with no plan to extend the sales tax.
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Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
United States Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Knowles
Wisconsin
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Robert Pierce
Menomonie
Mary Isaac
Oshkosh
Sam Hayes
Glen Pommerening
GOP
Unite
State Senate
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
U.S
Jack Olson
Olson
Renk
Philip G. Kuehn
Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
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Taylor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paul D. Harkins
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Manila Sunday Times
America
State Dept
By Sterling F. Green
Dilton
UPI Telephoto
John Gale
Vatican
Warren Knowles
Jinx
Roy Rude
16Th
Badger Streets
Holmen
The
St. Paul Zoo
Wee
Palomar Observatory
Mt. Wilson-Palomar Observatories
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