Mrs Nhu Still Believes She Holds Viet Nam Power
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu reportedly retains loyal officers in the Vietnamese junta that toppled her family. She plans to return to South Vietnam before the first general election and believes dissident officers can help restore influence. She spoke after a Nixon call and awaits reunion with her children while living in Bel Air.
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Los Angeles
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Nhu
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Can
Can
Hue
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Mrs. Nhu
Power vacuum forms after Diem regime falls in South Vietnam
In Saigon the Diem government’s overthrow creates a power vacuum as a military junta replaces the family rule. The transition is smooth, civil administration largely intact, and generals hold real power while a civilian premier and cabinet govern in name.
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Saigon
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Ngo Dinh Diem
Plane crash at London Airport leaves 97 evacuees in field
A Trans-Canada jet tore off an engine and skidded 700 yards on takeoff, spilling 97 passengers into a muddy cabbage patch after fog delayed rescuers for an hour. None of the plane’s cargo likely affected instruments. three radioactive containers were aboard.
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London
Red Merchant Fleet Best Senate Says
A Senate staff study reports the Soviet Union is expanding its merchant fleet rapidly while the U.S. cargo fleet deteriorates. The document states the USSR plans a maritime expansion that will soon rank it among the world’s foremost seapowers. It notes the importance the Soviet Union places on sea power and transportation.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Senate
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Baby Strangled in Cincinnati Mystery
Ten week old Teresa Mullinger was choked to death in a Bond Hill home while her mother Mary Mullinger 20 reported a prior strangling attempt within two weeks. Police noted a previous burglary attempt on Oct 26 with a cut window screen. The infant’s father Steven Mullinger 21 was away at the time. The assailant reportedly claimed a gun was hidden in a paper bag.
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Cincinnati
Teresa Mullinger
Mary Mullinger
Bond Hill
Steven Mullinger
Batesville
Ind
Mullingers
Teresa
Mullinger
Miners Rescued In Germany After Two-Week Entombment
Eleven men were rescued from a flood entombment in a German iron mine after a drilling rig broke through to 183 feet below the surface. The operation tied a now safe total of 100 saved with 29 presumed dead as of today.
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Broistedt
Germany
Jenry Throne
David Fellin
Hazleton
Goldwater Mum On Rockefeller Bid Timeline
Senator Barry Goldwater shows no plan to alter his 1964 White House bid timetable after Governor Nelson Rockefeller declared candidacy. Goldwater and spouse on vacation with no immediate comment. he will address a November 12 Better Business Bureau meeting in Chicago.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Better Business Bureau
Chicago
Denison Kitchel
Senate
Congressman Receives Humble Chuckle Letter
A district resident writes to a congressman, saying do not improve his lot in life any further because he cannot afford it. The lighthearted note reflects frustrations with government aid and personal finances.
Roadblock Plan Will Continue, Allies Believe
Washington reports that Western Allies expect further Soviet roadblocks on the Berlin autobahn. After a 42 hour hold on an American convoy, officials warn the dispute may persist and that Moscow may harass Western forces again while officials seek reasons behind the acts.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
West
Akron Air Crash Kills Four Including Two Tennessee Men
A single engine plane crashed in a Portage County cornfield near Atwater, killing four men. Victims include Paul Beltz 33 and Les Beltz 28 of Memphis and Howard Cooper 23 of Memphis, plus Loren Gates 32 of Buffalo who was the pilot. The crash occurred in poor visibility as the aircraft lost contact with Akron Canton Airport. cause unavailable. The plane was en route from Buffalo to Louisville and exploded on impact.
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Cornfield
Atwater
Portage County
Paul H. Beltz
Leslie
Memphis
Howard L. Cooper
Loren J. Gates
Buffalo
N.Y
Highway Patrol
Akron-Canton
Republicans Show Gains In Kentucky
Republicans made gains in the Kentucky legislature in Tuesday's election but did not win control of either chamber. The 1964 Senate will be 26 Democrats and 12 Republicans, compared with 29 Democrats and nine Republicans in 1962. The House will be 67 Democrats and 33 Republicans, vs 74 Democrats and 26 Republicans previously. The election follows a redistricting at a special session last winter.
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Louisville
Senate
House
Coastal low brings easing rain and mild dry spell
A coastal low moves northward, rains and winds subside here with lingering cloudiness. Temperatures last measured yesterday high 56 and today’s low 43.8 with rainfall about half an inch yesterday.
Eisenhower Reveals 1956 Second Term Dinner Debate
In a new memoir excerpt, President Eisenhower explains the January 13, 1956 White House dinner where 11 of 12 advisers urged a second term while Milton Eisenhower argued against it. The note recalls prior hints, rival forecasts, and his eventual decision to seek re election.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Milton
Doubleday
United States of America
Brother Milton
Rockefeller runs for president while avoiding personal fallout
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller declares candidacy for the Republican nomination and plans to enter New Hampshire and other primaries. He cites principles at stake and criticizes Kennedy era policy while avoiding discussion of his divorce and remarriage. Rockefeller urges Barry Goldwater and others to enter the New Hampshire primary to present clear, undiluted positions.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
State
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Revolution Anniversary Marked by Soviet Antimissile Rockets
Moscow reports mark the 46th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with mention of an antimissile two stage rocket about 50 feet long. Radio and Tass say the rocket has great military possibilities and can hit current air and space attacks. A Pentagon spokesman later testifies about efforts to defend against ICBMs.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Eree
Moscow Radio
Tass
Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
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