Buddhists Step Up Campaign in South Vietnam
In Saigon and Hue protests intensified as monks began a 48 hour hunger strike and students boycotted classes. About 17,000 demonstrators gathered around Saigon’s pagoda while Cantor Rev Thich Giac Duc urged restraint amid clashes with police.
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Viet Nam
Hue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Gvernment
Thich Giac Duc
Thich Tiew
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Cao van Luan
Ngo Dinh Thuc
Diem
Paul Nguyen van Binh
Jury To Decide Butts Case Involving Football Scandal
In Atlanta the fate of a $10 million libel suit by Wally Butts rests with 12 federal jurors. They were to begin deliberations after closing arguments and a jury instruction by Judge Lewis R. Morgan.
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Wally Butts
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Lewis R. Morgan
Fingerprints Studied in Great Train Robbery Case
Scotland Yard experts examine 15 fingerprint sets from Leatherslade Farm hideout linked to the £7.28 million Great Train Robbery. Investigators pursue matches to additional suspects, while tracing a Monopoly set, a lashed case of cash, and a black Austin Healey found with a couple in Surrey.
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Chuckle Money Quiets Nerves But May Not Bring Happiness
Comic relief hints at money’s mood benefits while noting it cannot guarantee lasting happiness. The column playfully weighs humor against wealth’s real impact on nerves and daily life.
Kennedy alliance for progress cost and mixed success noted
Washington reports the Alliance for Progress has cost US taxpayers 2.5 billion dollars with mixed views on progress. Two year milestone events loom as Kennedy and Johnson prepare remarks and OAS address. Brazil Haiti and Colombia cited with varied reforms and stability outcomes.
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Alliance For Progress
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Brazil
U.S
Haiti
Duvalier
Colombia
Cincinnati Man Questioned In Slaying Of Teen Cheerleader
Investigators prepared to question Calvin Porter Lowe a 51 year old Cincinnati man who posed as a detective at the scene of the August 8 death of Patricia Reiholtz 15 a high school cheerleader in Greenhills. Secret Service also questioned him about counterfeit plates found in his car. Police say Lowe is not a prime suspect. Her boyfriend Michael Wehrung 15 was questioned but denies knowledge of the slaying.
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Military Chiefs Back Ban Treaty With Safeguards Demanded
Washington AP reports Gen. Curtis LeMay and the other service chiefs voiced support for a nuclear test ban treaty but tied it to strong safeguards. They urged underground testing allowances, modern labs, readiness to resume atmospheric tests, and robust detection of violations and Sino-Soviet activity. McNamara echoed these safety provisions as hearings continued in Washington. Senate leader Mansfield expects ratification with a few leverage votes.
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David M Shoup
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Weather Update With Thunderstorms Through Tonight
The region will experience thunderstorms and showers tonight with a move out by tomorrow morning. Rain at 8 am totaled 28 inches. Yesterday’s high was 73 and the low 60, with this morning’s low at 56 degrees.
Baruch Sees Hope Despite Problems At 93
Bernard M. Baruch, aged 93, states he still has faith in the future of the country. He expresses confidence that the nation can solve its difficult problems if it uses half the reason with which it is endowed.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Goldwater At Crossroads On Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Senator Barry Goldwater weighs a vote on the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He may oppose if defense pledges prove inadequate, or back the pact if the Senate preparedness subcommittee offers a satisfactory military assessment. A decision could affect his 1964 GOP presidential prospects and position him with or against President Kennedy.
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Kennedy
Senate
Meredith Becomes First Negro Ole Miss Grad
James Meredith, aged 30, became the first Black student to graduate from the University of Mississippi. The ceremony, attended by about 2,500 whites and 379 graduates, occurred amid quiet reflection and distant marshals after a year of violence surrounding his enrollment.
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U.S
Trio Waits for Hole To Make Escape From Hazleton Shaft
Three coal miners trapped 400 feet underground near Hazleton Pennsylvania awaited a 2 1 2 inch drill hole to surface after 134 hours 25 minutes. Rescue teams sent food and medicine through a 6 inch shaft while the trapped men spoke to rescuers and reported being alive and cold.
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Zelton
Gordon Smith
Pennsylvania Bureau of Mines
John Pires
Sheppton
David Fellin
Bires
Gene Gibbons
Fellin
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Faubus Urges Conference to Avoid Controversy
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus urged Southern Governors at White Sulphur Springs to keep the Southern Governors Conference from becoming a forum for controversial issues and contention. He spoke as civil rights demonstrations were expected and amid plans by Alabama Governor George Wallace to push censure of federal policies. Faubus, chairing the opening session, warned against letting the meeting become a battleground over civil rights and federal authority.
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W Va
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Arkansas
Faubus
George C. Wallace
Alabama
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