Buddhist Uprising Grips Saigon as Diem Faces Challenge
Buddhist monks hide in plain sight as a growing anti government movement tightens security in South Viet Nam. Police interrogations and street clashes mark a shift from guerrilla warfare to political pressure, raising fear of a wider collapse and regional instability.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
Malcolm W. Browne
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United States
Wallace Vow Worries University Officials
Gov George Wallace confronts federal court orders over blocking two Negroes from entering the University of Alabama. Federal threats of troops follow threats to defy injunctions as Vivian Malone and James Hood face enrollment amid a U S legal battle. Regular summer registration proceeds with late sign up all week after a Birmingham meeting.
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Vivian Malone
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Teen Jobless Rate Reaches Postwar Peak in May
Washington reports teen unemployment under 20 near 18 percent in May, a postwar high. Labor Secretary Wirtz warns it could become a major social problem as 1.2 million youths remain jobless and the national rate rises to 5.9 percent with 4,066,000 seeking work.
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UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
U.S
Wirtz
Harold Goldstein
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