Diem’s Brother Nhu Sways Viet Nam Regime and Minds
As South Viet Nam’s powerful figure, Ngô Đình Nhu dominates politics with a mix of reform rhetoric and iron control. He oversees the secret police and the Revolutionary Labor Party while steering Diem’s government through a campaign against perceived corruption and alleged American pressures. His wife Mrs. Nhu wields influence in the palace and in politics, shaping policy and public opinion.
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Nhu
U.S
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Diem
Walt Whitman
Research Institute of America
The
United States
North
Viet Nam
Ecoles Des Charites
Paris
Hue
Hanoi
Viet Minh
Dater
Dalat
Tuskegee Officials Clash Over School Opening
State officials met with the Macon County School Board Monday as Governor Wallace defied federal court orders and faced contempt threats. Wallace and Flowers traded accusations while U S Attorney General Kennedy rushed back to Washington to monitor the crisis. Federalized troopers arrived at the high school as white buses were turned back, delaying Tuskegee’s Labor Day opening amid threats against the local board.
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Wallace
Flowers
U. S
University of Alabama
Justice Department
Washington
University
Tuscaloosa
Black - Square
Bia
Ala
Tuskegee
Macon County School Board
Soldier Receives Air Medal for Vietnam Duty at Fort Sill
Pfc. Richard G. Trahan of Kaplan Louisiana earned the U S Army Air Medal for meritorious achievement in aerial combat support during July 1 1962 to March 26 1963 while serving with the 2nd Howitzer Battalion 17th Artillery in Vietnam His flight crews faced hostile fire and he completed at least two combat aerial reconnaissance missions The ceremony was conducted by his unit Trahan trained at Fort Jackson Rucker Benning and served in Korat Thailand prior to reassignment.
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Fort, Sill
Pfe
Richard Trahan
17Th Artillery
Vietnam
David E. Foster
214Th Artillery
Pfc
Trahan
William F. Skidmore
17Th
Fort Sill
Richard G. Trahan
Viet Nam
United States Army
Republic of Viet Nam
United the
Kaplan
Kaplan High School
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Fort Rucker
Ala
Fort Benning
Korat
Thailand
Sill Information Officers Honored at Fort Sill
Lt Col Gordon R Cubbison and Miss Anne Powell received Army citations for proposed news coverage of post activities. Cubbison earned a meritorious achievement certificate. Powell received a $100 cash award and a commendation. Maj Gen Griffing presented the honors.
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Gordon R. Cubbison
Fort Sill
Anne Powell
Department of Army
Col. Cubbison
Powell
L. S. Griffing
Big Musical Production Plans For Tonight’s Fort Sill Event
Production plans for a South Pa musical proceed with a 7 30 p m Fort Sill Special Services Entertainment Center meeting at 2940 Currie Road. Casting runs November 9 to 13 with Lawtonians and Sill personnel eligible. Performances are November 18 to 20 in Theatre No 4 and November 22 to 23 in McMahon Memorial Auditorium.
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South Pa
Fort Sill Special Services
Currie Road
Entertainment Center
Sill
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Lawton Council Acts On Property Assessments and City Leases
Council members note owners of more than half the property failed to protest city assessments. They discuss minor street revisions and consent to a mineral lease offer from John A. Zerboni for three Lake Ellsworth tracts. Other actions include promoting McMahon auditorium staff appointments and conference plans, plus facility use requests by Civil Air Patrol and Youth Center changes.
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Mth
Gore
Taylor
Ith
Sunset 3Rd Addition
Public Property Committee
John A. Zerboni
Oklahoma City
Lake Ellsworth
Lawton Branch
Civil Air Patrol
City County Health
No. 10
East B
14Th and Bell
Weekend traffic crackdown nets 66 charges across eight counties
County attorney's office filed 66 traffic complaints during a patrol push to curb holiday accidents. The effort by highway patrol and eight counties resulted in 170 arrests and 410 warnings, with 169 motorists receiving aid as officials enforce speed, license, and drunken driving laws.
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Mene Se
George W. Atterberry
Cache
Billy Darwin Glass
Rt. 1
Snyder
Thelma Daubenspeck
Jefferson
Bill Adams
Little Rock
Ark
Vicky Lynn Hise
Glendale
Thomas
Faint Comet Discovered Near Sun
Goddard Space Flight Center reports a faint comet detected near the sun during the July 20 total eclipse. Belgian astronomer Francois Dossin of Liege made the find, noting ground observations are hindered by solar glare. The discovery may advance understanding of comets and their role in solar system formation.
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Greenbelt, Md
Goddard Space Flight Center
Francois V. Dossin
Liege
Tional Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard
Workshop For Mentally Retarded Opens In Comanche County
Comanche County Council for Retarded Children sets September 8 as the opening date for a Sheltered Workshop in the Youth Center building at Mth and Bell. Enrollment is September 9 for children ages 11 to young adults not in public schools, with daily sessions 9 am to 3 pm and a $15 monthly tuition to cover the teacher’s salary. Mrs. Perry joins this year, with Mrs. John W. Tyree as president, noting summer improvements funded by the Military Police Association Fort Sill. A conditioner from Fort Sill Thrift Shop will be installed this week by John Allred. families with retarded members are urged to join the local chapter affiliated with state and national groups.
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Comanche County Council For Retarded
Mth and
Bell
Perry
Turing
John W. Tyree
Funeral Services for Mrs Velma Shipman 55
Burial in Highland cemetery follows funerals at Central Baptist church west of Marlow with Rev W C Towns officiating. Bearers named J B Leadford and Harold Services. Local hospital death after extended illness reported Friday evening. Becker Funeral home directs arrangements.
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Velma S&s. Shipman
Rt. 1
Marlow
Central Baptist Church
W. C. Towns
Highland Cemetery
Becker Funeral Home
J. B. Leadford
Harold
Gus Japp
S. Firth
Becker Memorial Chapel
Clayton S. Walder
First Presbyterian Church
Flower Mound
Don Pruitt
Cameron Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
FASTEETH promises secure dentures for comfortable use
Denture wearers can eat talk and laugh without fear of slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH claims to firm up plates with no taste or nausea and to reduce plate odor. The product is described as alkaline and available at drug counters.
Death by Strangulation Investigated in Local Case
Investigation found no pulse and rope tied around the neck. Mrs. High was said to have been dead for too long when asked how long. Officers arrived with a Sterling physician and a preliminary death finding of strangulation. Autopsy underway with body later to Fletcher Funeral Home for services.
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Jacobi
High
Memorial Hospital
Fletcher Funeral Home
Diem regime faced Buddhist pressure as Nhu clings to power
The text reports a Buddhist dissent movement pressing Nhu to withdraw from his strongman role while arrests crush monks and students. The U S expresses dissatisfaction by granting asylum to monks in the Saigon embassy, and officials seek reforms as Kennedy says Saigon is out of touch with the people.
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Viet Nam
Nhu
Diem
U.S
Saigon
Army High Command
Kennedy
New Coronam tablets relieve constipation overnight
New Coronam tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation. The ad claims the product restores regular bowel impulses and leaves you feeling great after use. Introductory size 436.
Musicians Sought For Cameron Band
Cameron college seeks students to join the newly formed Aggie band for the current enrollment period. One hour of credit offered. music majors not required. Cameron will also field an ROTC band this year.
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Cameron College
Aggie
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