Southeast Asia Peace Pledge At Manila Summit
At Manila the leaders of Indonesia Malaya and the Philippines signed agreements to foster peace and progress in the region. They outlined to U Thant how to determine North Borneo and Sarawak wishes on Malaysia and set Aug 31 as the federation date.
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Indonesia
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Philippine Foreign Ministry
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Malaysia
U.N
U Thant
North Borneo
Sarawak
Singapore
Thant
Britain
Protesting Monk Self-immolates in Phan Thiet
A Buddhist monk in his early twenties burned himself to death in Phan Thiet after protests against religious persecution by President Diem's government. Nguyen Huong set fire to his gasoline soaked robes in a public square in the fishing village, about 100 miles east of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietam
Nguyen Huong
Phan Thiet
Boy’s Bear Injury Forces Amputation
In Canoga Park California three year old Lyn Seely had her right hand amputated after it was mangled by a bear on July 26. Doctors say she has begun using her left hand without prompting. The child had extended her hand through cage bars to pet the animal believing it was a big dog.
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Calif
Lyn Seely
Americans Repel North Korean Raid in Front Line Clash
Thirteen U S soldiers fought off seven North Korean grenade attacks in the longest clash of eight days of renewed fighting along the Korean front. Three Americans were scratched by grenade fragments. no NK casualties reported. A North Korean patrol used whistles to guide the assault on an outpost about 13 miles from Panmunjom.
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U.S. First Cavalry Division
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Panmunjom
United Nations
North Korea
North
South Korea
Armistice Commission
U.N
Ward Case Returns To Court Actions After Death
London AP reports further court actions are expected in the wake of Dr Stephen Ward's death by his own hand amid Britain's sex and security scandal fallout. The pro spect case follows the vice trial and Ward's presumed scapegoat role.
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Prospect
Drtephen Ward
Britain
Ward
Osteopathias
John Profumo
Keeler
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
Ten Million Libel Trial Opens Today
The $10 million libel suit by former University of Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts against Curtis Publishing and the Saturday Evening Post opened in U.S. District Court. The suit stems from a March article alleging a 1961 Alabama Georgia game fix involving coach Paul Bryant. Butts resigned as athletic director before the article and denies the charges.
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Atlanta AP
University of Georgia
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
U.S District Court
Curtis Publishing Co
Butts
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Ally
Georgia
Post
Bryant
The
Keeper Of Reptiles At Zoo Is Bitten
Cincinnati AP reports reptile keeper Dennis Walker was bitten by a copperhead Sunday at the Cincinnati Zoo after dropping a bowl in the reptile enclosure. He was treated with anti venom and released from General Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Dennis Walker
Cincinnati Zoo
Walker
General Hospital
Weather shifts from 99 to 57 amid storms and rain
After a record high of 99, temperatures fell to 86 on Sunday and 57 this morning. A Saturday night storm dropped rain mainly south of the area, causing damage in Cincinnati. some showers may return tomorrow as thunderstorm activity is forecast.
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The
Mercury
Cincinnati
Army Captain Leads Men Against Reds at Wire Barricade
American commander praised his 27 year old captain for declaring his unit could hold off a force three to four times larger. Warrant Officer Kenneth Grambialer of Alexandria South Dakota organized riflemen behind barbed wire to repulse a rear assault by Communist forces. Wounded names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Uni
Kenneth Grambialer
Alexandria
S.D
Grambialer
Butts Denies Career Ruin by Post Allegations
Butts says a Post article ruined his 22 year coaching career at Georgia and accuses the paper of false charges that he rigged and fixed the Alabama Georgia game with Coach Bryant as a gambling device. The Post denies the claims, citing a overheard telephone call and investigations in Georgia and Alabama.
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Georgia
Post
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the Post
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Atlanta
George P. Burnett
Eugene Cook
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Ward case scrutiny over evidence gathering and secrecy
Concerns focus on how evidence against Ward was collected with Ronna Ricardo claiming police pressure to testify and Mandy Rice-Davies questioned during a separate charge later dropped. Prosecution witnesses lied and were discredited. The secrecy around new evidence led to Aloysius Gordon’s release amid undisclosed tape contents.
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Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
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Fred
Miss Keeler
Young Still Unsure On Re election Run In 197? Cleveland
Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio says he has not decided on a bid for re election next year. He predicts the Republican challenger will likely be a millionaire.
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Cleveland
Stephen M Young
Ohio
Tax and Civil Rights Bills Seen Passing House
House Republican leader Charles Halleck predicts a tax reduction revision and civil rights bill will pass the House, with Senate prospects unclear. Committees may decide on tax cuts and civil rights this week as Ways and Means votes push toward Kennedy’s proposed net cut.
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Senate
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NBC
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Thomas B. Curtis
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New York
Senate Commerce Committee
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Lady driver arrested over botched U turn
A woman was detained after attempting an O turn but switching to a U turn in progress. The incident occurred in a city street, drawing police attention to a driver error moment caught by bystanders.
Rusk Sees Nuclear Test Ban as First Step to Peace
In Moscow representatives of the United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed a nuclear test ban treaty in the Kremlin. Dean Rusk Lord Home and Andrei Gromyko signed at 4 34 p m Moscow time with Khrushchev witnessing. The pact bans tests in space and underwater while underground tests remain unaffected.
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Soviet Union
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Senate predicts approval of Moscow nuclear test ban treaty
Senator Keating predicts overwhelming Senate ratification if Dean Rusk confirms no under the table deals. Harriman says Khrushchev likely has no tricks, while Thurmond questions trust amid Cuba and Southeast Asia concerns. Sparkman vows full committee scrutiny of every line.
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Dean Rusk
Keating
New York
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Moscow
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Khrushchev
NBC
Meet the Press
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Treaty signs mark united effort to curb arms race
Rusk said the treaty shows the United States ready to join other original signatories and nations in reducing tensions and lifting arms race burdens. Gromyko called the pact a success of peaceful Soviet policy and proposed a toast to peace. Khrushchev met with Rusk Home and Thant, while Adlai Stevenson and six senators attended the signing and expressed possible Senate opposition.
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Thant. Adlai E. Stevenson
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Inside Cosa Nostra Valachi Breakthrough Reveals Mob Structure
Federal agents guard Joseph Valachi a New York mob figure who has detailed the Cosa Nostra hierarchy. He testifies may come to Senate Investigations subcommittee led by Sen. John L. McClellan amid narcotics probes.
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United States
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FBI
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