Mrs Nhu Secludes Self In Hotel To Plan in Engagements
South Viet Nam's Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, in New York for a cross country speaking tour, stayed in her hotel room while planning events. She canceled and later reinstated a TV appearance, with Anita Berke coordinating the revised schedule. Her visit draws mixed reactions from officials and fashion observers.
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Nhu
Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Vin Draddy
Mrs. Nhu
Anita Berke
Columbia Broadcasting System
Thach
Seth Viet Nam National Assembly
Tran van Chuong
le Thuy
Chuong
United States
Diem
Fair weather to continue with a warm day ahead
The forecast ongoing fair weather in the area continues through tomorrow with a warmer day after a cool night. No rain is expected to break the drought. Yesterday’s high reached 78 while tonight’s low is 48.
U.N. Sends Fact-Finding Mission to South Vietnam
A U.N. fact-finding mission will depart for South Vietnam to examine Buddhist rights under President Ngo Dinh Diem. The 11 nation forum authorized the mission with Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez of Venezuela to appoint and lead it. Chile and Costa Rica dropped proposals that could block direct U.N. action.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez
Venezuela
11 Nation Forum
Soviet Union
Chile
Costa Rica
Sosa Rodriguez
Diem
Sosa Rod Rodriguez to name seven members abroad
Informed sources say Sosa Rod Rodriguez would likely name seven members including three from Asia, two from Africa, and two from Latin America. Debate in the assembly on Buddhist rights in South Viet Nam is suspended. The move pleases the United States while Britain objects to Geneva cochairmen handling human rights questions.
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Sosa Rodriguez
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Assembly
South Viet Nam
United States
Nikolai T Fedorenko
Britain
Peter Thomas
Soviet Union
U.N
Bau Hoi
United Nations
Hungarian-born engineer jailed ten years for espionage
Georges de Kobor a 46 year old Hungarian born engineer was convicted by a special state security court and sentenced to 10 years in jail. The closed trial followed his December 1961 arrest and his alleged transmission of technical data to a Polish Embassy attache while working in 1960 1961 for a company building pipelines across France.
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Paris
Conservatives See Macmillan Office Taken By Another
In Blackpool 4000 Conservative delegates face a leadership crisis as Harold Macmillan, 69, is hospitalized for prostate obstruction. Edw ard Heath calls for a fresh mind and a younger heir apparent while Deputy Prime Minister Richard Butler could assume governance during Macmillan's two to three month absence.
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Macmillan
Arthur Gavshon
Blackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
London
Heath
Richard A Butler
Butler
Anthony Eden
De Gaulle to Visit Washington Next Year
The United States and France reached a basic agreement that Charles de Gaulle will visit Washington some time next year. Talks between Maurice Couve de Murville and U S officials focused on clearing up misunderstandings and avoiding drama, with no date set but possible February plans ruled out.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
State Department
Couve de Murville
Dean Rusk
Rusk
George W. Ball Couve de Murville
Jon
White House
Paris
France
Wheat Deal Decision Is Due Soon
President Kennedy weighs a U S wheat sale to the Soviet bloc with signs a decision may come soon. A late news conference time and Mansfield hints suggest seeking congressional and farm group input before final action. The American Bankers Association urged approval of selling wheat and other surpluses paid in gold and convertible currencies.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
American Bankers Association
Cab driver fleeced of 133 dollars on Cleveland trip
An Indianapolis cabbie told Police Prosecutor Richard F. Matia a 327 mile ride to Cleveland ended with a $133 fare and the driver being left to wait while the passenger hid in a city attic. The 25 year old passenger remains in custody without charges as detectives investigate.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Ind
Richard F. Matia
Wyneaus W. Malin
Molin
Lin
Flora Smashes Bahama Islands In Deadly Storm Passage
Flora battered Maya�gua and several Bahamian isles with 100 mph winds, then moved into the Atlantic at 15 mph. Haiti reported about 3,500 dead and 100,000 homeless. Cuba faced widespread flooding. Toabago and other areas suffered losses as warnings helped reduce damage.
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Fla
Flora
Mayaguana
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Europe
England
North Atlantic
Haiti
Cuba
Bahamas
U.S
Oriente
Camaguey
Tobago
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Salvation Army
Port Au Prince
Pan American World Airways
Valachi Details Gallo Profaci Mob War in Brooklyn
Former mobster Valachi testifies on the Gallo and Profaci feud in Brooklyn from 1961 with at least a dozen men killed or vanished. Kennedy warns Cosa Nostra may face a ruling commission intervention as arsons, shootings, and knifings mount.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Brooklyn
Gallo
Profaci
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert F. Kennedy
Valachi
Lawrence Gallo
Shanley
Gallo- Profaci
Lawrence
Joseph
Blond
Crazy Joe
Albert
Blast
Giuseppe
Giuseppe Magliocco
Albert Gallo
Pinson's Trial Delayed in Cincinnati Court
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Vada Pinson sees his assault and battery trial moved again in Police Court. Judge George S. Heitzler sets a jury trial for December 11 after Pinson's attorney requested one. The charge stems from an Aug 4 clubhouse incident with sportswriter Earl Lawson over a story about Pinson's bunt tactics and the NL batting title.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Vada Pinson
Earl Lawson
Panson
George S. Heitzler
Lawson
Cincinnati Post Times - Star
Pinson
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Algeria faces escalation as Ben Bella orders troops into Kabylie
President Ahmed Ben Bella cancels a U N trip and moves convoys toward the Berber revolt stronghold in Kabylie as clashes flare in the frontier zone. He says there will be no negotiations with the rebels and blames Moroccan elements for a Northwest Sahara clash that left 10 dead. King Hassan II dispatches a minister and aide to press for restraint amid renewed border tensions.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
U.N. General Assembly
Kabylie
Ben Bella
New York
Colomb-Bechar
Sahara
Morocco
Hassan II
Oujda
Ben Bella faces Berber revolt in Algeria Kabylie
The Algerian government worries over Berber rebellion against Ben Bella's rule in Kabylie. Berber leaders Hocine Ali Ahmed and Col Mohand Ou El Hadj reject peace talks while Ben Bella vows to arm hundreds of thousands if needed to crush the revolt. Roadblocks are run by the gendarmerie as the conflict escalates.
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Ben Bella
Kabylie
Hocine Ali Ahmed
Col
Mohand Ou el Hadj
Three Aircraft Crash in Viet Nam Leaves 13 Missing
In Central Viet Nam thirteen U.S. service members are missing after two Marine helicopters and a Vietnamese fighter-bomber crash. Wreckage spotted, no survivors found. search planes faced ground fire. An American pilot was wounded by plexiglas. a Vietnamese soldier died. A T28 dive crashed south of Da Nang earlier, reportedly killing the pilot and Vietnamese companion.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Highlands
Notecard caption on dating and money habits
A comic line jokes that some girls will reject a suitor if he spends money lavishly, implying social expectations about wealth and romance. The quip uses a playful image of dripping money to emphasize financial restraint in courtship.
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Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Eugen Giannini
U.S
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