Rebels Strike Three Viet Nam Garrisons In West Saigon Area
Paris reports forces under Le Quang Vinh bombarded three national army garrisons at Sadec Omon and Long Xuyen about 80 miles southwest of Saigon. About 10 people were killed and many wounded. Vinh known as Bacut leads Hoa Hao units allied with Binh Xuyen against Premier Diem, while other Hoa Hao factions support Diem. Tran Van Soai warns Cantho residents to evacuate within three days and bases HQ near Caivon.
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Japan Philippines reparations talks near conclusion
Tokyo and Manila negotiate WWII reparations with preliminary talks due to wrap up Tuesday and full dress negotiations planned to open later in Manila.
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Diem urges Big Three to reject monarchy in Viet Nam
In a Paris addressed broadcast Premier Diem warns the western Big Three against Bao Dai’s bid for power. He says Viet Nam’s future government will be decided by elections and democratic means. Rebels in Saigon surrender their police HQ after heavy fighting that left hundreds dead.
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Truman Breaks Ground for Memorial Library
Independence Missouri reports former President Harry S Truman digs with gold shovels to mark ground breaking for an 8.1 million Truman Memorial Library. Elmer Ellis lauds the project as central to Truman’s papers and legacy. funding is largely from public donations.
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Union Meeting in Miami Beach on Paper Makers Merger
About 450 labor union men from 75,000 workers in the AFL International Brotherhood of Paper Makers opened a conference in Miami Beach. Discussions are scheduled on a possible merger with other paper worker unions.
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Crime Wave Rises In Rocky Mountain Region
FBI Chief Charles W. Brown reports the Rocky Mountain region saw crimes rise by six tenths of one percent above the national average. A total of 55,976 crimes were recorded across eight categories in the mountain states.
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