Lodge and NGO Talkin Wake of Student Revolt
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge met President Ngo Dinh Diem in Saigon as thousands of students protested and police cracked down under martial law. Road blocks, curfews, and censorship framed a tense security environment after mass arrests and injuries.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
New Heights
Lodge
University of Saigon
Yuang Trung
Zoning Appeals Group Schedules Wednesday Hearing
The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 7 30 p m in the City Commission room City Hall in a special session to hear Mrs Jacob Enoch 801 La St request to start a nursery school The session is held due to a quorum issue at last week's Planning Commission meeting All area property holders were notified and all interested parties will be heard The nursery school falls under Section 13 special classes allowing Planning Commission to place properties in any locality based on need and feasibility
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Board of Zoning Appeals
City Commission
City Hall
Planning Commission
Jacob Enoch
la. St
Kennedy to Meet Civil Rights Leaders Before March
President Kennedy will meet 10 civil rights leaders at the White House on the day of the March on Washington. The list includes Whitney Young James Farmer Roy Wilkins Phillips Randolph Martin Luther King John Lewis Matthew almond Eugene Carson Blake Joachim Prinz Walter Reuther and others.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Whitney Young
National Urban League
James Farmer
CORE
Roy Wilkins
Naacpa
Phillips Randolph
Aflcio
Martin Luther King
Southern Leadership Conference
John Lewis
Matthew Almand
Conference On
Race and Religion
Eugene Carson Blake
National Council of Churches
Joachim Prinz
American Jewish Congress
Walter Reuther
Uaw-Afl-Cio
Mississippi voters pick between Colerman and Johnson for governor
Mississippi voters head to the polls to choose between two Democratic gubernatorial candidates, J. P. Colerman and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson, each pledging to support segregation. The winner faces Republican Rachel Phillips and independent Ed Bishop in November. Polls run 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. amid machine limits and a 445000 voter estimate.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
J. P. Colerman
Paul Johnson
Rachel Phillips
Phillips
Ed Bishop
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Johnson
Barnett
Meredith
Ole Miss
Hattiesburg
Burglars Target Sandy's Drive In Safe But Fail
Weekend burglars attempted to steal a safe from Sandy's Drive In at 2120 West St, but fled or failed to load it. the safe was later found unopened at the rear. A second break in at Earl's Pizza Palace at 729 Mass St left $5.10 missing after a suspect hid inside until closing.
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Sandy
W. St. St
Earl's Pizza Palace
Mass. St
Wife of Prisoner Tries to Forget Reds Have Spouse
Suzanne Voltz, wife of Capt. Carleton Voltz, recalls 101 days of captivity for her husband and Capt. Ben Stutts in North Korea. She describes nightmares and anxiety while U N officials press for release and the captains’ letters from families are blocked. She hints at possible trade rumors as she stays with her parents near Crystal Lake.
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Chang Chung-hwan
North Korea
George H. Cloud
U.N
Voltz
Stutts
Crystal Lake
Lawrence Man Hurt After Two Vehicle Crash on Louisiana Street
A 24 year old Lawrence man, Robert L. Guntert of 716 N. 3rd St., was hospitalized with chest injuries after a two car collision on Louisiana Street near Greever Terr. He was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation. The other driver, Dorothy A. Fryer of 2557 Redbud, escaped injury as damage to both cars totaled about $800.
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Lawrence
Louisiana Street
Greever Terr
Robert L. Guntert
3Rd. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Guntert
Dorothy A. Fryer
Miner Rescue Efforts Continue in Tight Underground Chamber
The two trapped miners Fellin and Throne remain near the two thirds mark in their escape shaft while a three inch lifeline inches toward Bova believed alive 25 feet away. Rescue teams report slow progress as bit wear and ground conditions hinder drilling.
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Fellin
Hank
Throne
Bova
Louis Bova
Edward Tito
Tito
Anna
Funeral Directors Association Ad Adds Rumsey Home
A National Funeral Directors Association notice lists Rumsey Funeral Home with VI13-5111 as an advertisement reference, signaling affiliation or service listing in the association’s directory.
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National Funeral Directors Assn
Rumsey Funeral Home
Mrs Fellin's Husband Recalled for Tests at State Hospital
Mrs Fellin told her husband she was going home as a special ward was prepared for men at Hazleton State Hospital. Authorities planned medical exams and a series of tests to aid survival research. Helicopter transport eight miles to the hospital was planned.
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Hazleton State Hospital
Capital city contrasts during a late summer demonstration
The article notes the capital city’s mix of race and commerce with integrated schools and eateries, limited industry, and reliance on annual federal appropriations. It likens Washington to New Delhi and Brasilia, a capital built for function rather than cultural vitality, in muggy late August conditions.
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Congress
India
New Delhi
Brazil
Brasilia
Washington
Paris
London
Rome
Mexico City
Teachers Rotary Club Luncheon Sets Week of School Meetings
At a regular luncheon, teachers and Rotary Club map the school year. Tuesday elementary teachers enroll students while secondary teachers hold departmental meetings and prepare for the new year across multiple buildings.
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Rotary Club
Weekend Law Enforcement Harmless But Odd in Lawrence
Lawrence police report a quiet weekend with minor incidents including a landlady and roomer spat, a man threatening to shoot his ex wife, two DUI arrests, vandalism, and youths throwing rocks. A mailbox exploded early Sunday morning and one man was jailed for driving under the influence while others slept it off in a jail cell. The overall tone underscored an average weekend with expectations for calmer days ahead.
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Lawrence
South Park
Prohibitionists Select 1964 Presidential Ticket Heads
The Prohibition Party will choose its 1964 presidential and vice presidential candidates in St. Louis Friday after opening its convention Thursday. Potential ticket leaders include Jr. R. L. Decker of Kansas City Missouri Dr. Enoch Holtwick of Greenville Illinois E Harold Munn Sr of Hillsdale Michigan Dr. Clause Watson of Los Angeles California Dr. Mark Shaw of Boston Massachusetts and Roy S Holloman of Topeka Kansas. Thursday’s session will be devoted to drafting a party platform.
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ST. Louis
Prohibition Party
Jr. R. L. Decker
Kansas City
Enoch Holtwick
Greenville
Ill
E. Harold Munn Sr
Hillsdale
Mich
Clause Watson
Los Angeles
Calif
Mark Shaw
Boston
Mass
Roy S. Holloman
Topeka
Kan
Young Socialist Parley Ends With Annihilation Warning
In Oslo AP reports more than 200 young socialists from 75 countries wrap up a week long policy session accusing both capitalism and communism of hastening the day of total annihilation of the world.
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Oslo
Norway
Wreck Involves Prickett Wagon
Two covered wagons traveling from Amarillo to the World’s Fair were in a collision on U S 36 near Chillicothe Missouri. A mule was killed and a wagon disabled. A child in a car sustained facial lacerations. Charley Prickett was uninjured. The Pricketts pressed on toward the World’s Fair to raise funds for a boys ranch in Amarillo.
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Chillicothe
Amarillo
Tex
U. S
Charley Prickett
Prickett
Carol
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
Ottawa
Pricketts
Park and building expansion eyed by Mark at fairgrounds
Mark seeks more land for parking and buildings as fairgrounds struggle to handle evening program crowds. In the flower show thirty of the 155 entries received ribbons. Open class winners included various breed entries with champions named such as Jack Rose and Joseph Doman.
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Poland
China
Sam Murphy
Fat Hog
David DeHoff
Duroc
Hampshire
Jack Hand
Spring Bore
Tom Bowman
Carla McGraw
Bill Parsons
Redstone General McMorrow Dies at 52
Maj. Gen. F. J. McMorrow, 52, commanding officer of the U S Army Ordnance Missile Command at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala, died Saturday of a heart attack. He held a prominent role in U S military weapons development.
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Huntsville
Ala
F. J. McMorrow
U.S. Army Ordnance Missile Command
Redstone Arsenal
Credit Tabs Are Out On Pennsylvania Pike
Pennsylvania turnpike credit cards are banned as part of Gov. Scranton’s austerity plan. John Ingram, secretary of administration, told state employees except truck drivers not to use cards after August 31. Tolls must be paid and justified on expense accounts. abuse of unofficial travel prompted the move.
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Pennsylvania Pike
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William A. Scranton
New York Times
John Ingram
Secretary of Administration
Turnpike
In Memoriam James C Bryant Aug 26 1962
A remembrance for James C Bryant who died on August 26 1962. Blanche Kiser and relatives express sorrow and hopeful reunion in eternal light.
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James C. Bryant
Blanche Kiser
Card of Thanks for Bill Hoffine and Clarence Taylor
The Hoffine and Taylor families express gratitude to relatives and friends for cards food flowers and kindness after the death of Bill Hoffine and Clarence Taylor. Special thanks to Rev. F Brown and other ministers. Mrs Lula Taylor and Mrs Lucile Kinslow extend appreciation.
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Bill
E. S. Hoffine
Clarence Taylor
F. Brown
Lula Taylor
Lucile Kinslow
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