U S Rejects Demands To Sourrender Monks
In Saigon Ambassador Lodge rejects South Vietnamese demands to surrender two Buddhist monks who sought asylum at the U S mission. The move signals a tougher U S stance toward President Ngo Dinh Diem’s regime and may threaten ongoing aid of about 1.5 million daily as officials weigh loss of support for Nhu and the palace.
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South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
U.S
Inter
Ngo Dinh Diem
Truong Cong Cuu
Xa Loi
Diem
Washington
U. S
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Eggs hurled as racial dispute erupts in Folcroft
State troopers and four white ministers faced a hostile crowd of about 200 in Folcroft Delaware County as a Black family bought a home. Eggs stones and taunts flew while a teen was arrested for stone throwing. Horace and Sara Baker aimed to enter their home amid patrols by 50 troopers and local police.
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Sara Baker
Maj. Singleton
Sheaffer
Delmar
Philadelphia
Delaware County
John van Dyk
Graduate School of Fine Arts
University of Pennsylvania
Baker House
Landis Receives 30 Day Term On Tax Charge
New York AP Landis former Harvard Law School dean sentenced to 30 days in prison for five count tax charges covering 1956 to 1960 The judge ordered immediate service Landis age 63 NY attorney had a gross income of 36082793 in the covered years and paid 9449236 in taxes. Other items describe separate disturbances and police action unrelated to the tax case.
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James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
U.S. Dist
Sylvester J. Ryan
Landis
U.S. Atty
Rbert M. Morgenthau
William C. Warren
Columbia School of Law
Writer Gives Abe s Views at Lincoln Memorial
David Lawrence summarizes Lincoln's opinions on race and the Supreme Court from stenographic records. The Washington crowd gathered under civil rights banners near the memorial, seeking guidance from a president who opposed many modern social justice pressures.
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Washington
Lincoln
David Lawrence
Supreme Court
Louisiana Man Crushed by Railcar Door in Tulsa
Stanley Davis of Laplace Louisiana was killed when an 800 pound swinging door on a 65 foot gondola car fell on him in a St. Louis-San Francisco yard. Davis was found by switchman Ronald Carlock in Sapulpa after the car arrived from Monett Missouri.
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Okla
Louisiana
Stanley Davis
Laplace
Ronald Carlock
Sapula
St. Louis-San Francisco
Monett
Davis
Jennings Man Killed in Gulf Oil Field Accident
Cameron Louisiana report says Morris Bonin Jr. of Jennings, age 52, died in the Gulf of Mexico about nine miles east of Cameron after a valve wheel dislodged from a well platform, striking him in the chest. He worked for McWood Corp of Abilene Texas.
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Morris Bonin, Jr
Jennings
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Here
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McWood Corp
Abilene
Texas
Charleston pupil enrollment marks first below-college integration
In Charleston South Carolina five Negro students were enrolled today at three formerly all white public schools marking the first integration below college level in the city. Principal officials described the process as orderly with no incidents reported as the pupils began classes alongside white peers.
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South Carolina
Castro Puts Armed Forces On Alert In Cuba Crisis
Havana reports say Fidel Castro's government raised armed forces readiness with larger troop deployments across Havana and vigilance along the North Coast amid intelligence of possible exile raids. The alert follows past hit and run actions and mentions Cuban exile groups and Soviet activity in Havana.
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Kennedy
Debris Found in Hunt for KC135 Crews southwest of Bermuda
Search planes and surface ships extended the search for survivors of two Air Force KC135 tankers believed lost southwest of Bermuda with 11 aboard. A spokesman described the area as a floating junkyard as debris was located in the ongoing rescue effort near Miami and Bermuda.
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Bermuda
John Vandegrift
Air Rescue Service Center
Orlando Air Force Base
Havana radio reports mass arrests for skipping work or service
Ha vana radio said several hundred persons were jailed by militia in Havana as part of a government campaign against vagabonds. The Miami monitored broadcast cited arrests on Thursday night for refusing to go to work or enlist in military service.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Manuel Artime
Managua
Miami
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Havana
Avana
De Gaulle Decries Foreign Influence in Viet Nam
Saigon AP reports a government spokesman dismissed President Charles de Gaulle’s criticism of foreign influence in Viet Nam as he commented on France’s stance.
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South Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
France
Viet Nam
Farrow son fined for drug possession in Santa Monica
Patrick John Farrow 2% son of Maureen O'Sullivan was fined 262.50 and given three years probation for illegal possession of dangerous drugs in Santa Monica California. In Tokyo UPI reports China accuses Russia of aiding a two Chinas scheme by letting Nationalist China sign a nuclear test ban treaty.
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Patrick John Farrow
Maureen O'Sullivan
Tokyo
UPI
China
Russia
United States
President E award given to Continental Trailways
New Orleans AP reports Rep Hale Boggs presents the President E award for promoting foreign trade to Continental Trailways during a ceremony in New Orleans. The event highlights efforts by the transportation firm to expand international commerce.
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Hale Boggs
D-La
Labor Day Holiday Observed by State Offices
State offices begin a long Labor Day weekend as Huey P. Long's birthday anniversary is observed as an official holiday. Offices normally closed on weekends will stay closed Monday.
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Huey P. Long
Camellia Club Plans September Meeting Schedule
The Northeast Louisiana Camellia Club opens the new year with the first meeting set for Monday September 9 at 7 30 p.m. in the Louis Locke Room, Ouachita.
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Camellia Club
Louis Locke
Oua
Kennedy and Clay plead to restore aid cuts in mass
President Kennedy urged restoration of foreign aid funds cut by the House saying freedom and security depend on the full program. General Lucius D. Clay backed the demand, warning reductions threaten the Alliance for Progress and military aid. Kennedy and aides discussed strategy at his Hyannis Port summer home.
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David Bell
Hyannis Port
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House
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Alliance For Progress
David E. Bell
Ralph Dungan
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Latin America
I-20 Ruston Arcadia dedication set for next Wednesday
Dedication of 14.2 miles of I-20 between Ruston and Arcadia will open a four lane highway from Calhoun to Shreveport except for a 13 mile segment west of Arcadia still under construction. Louisiana Highway Director Ray W Burgess announced the ceremony for 10 30 a m in Lincoln Parish near the Bienville Lincoln line with participation from both highway districts.
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Ruston
Arcadia
Calhoun
Shreveport
Louisiana
Ray W. Burgess
Lincoln Parish
Bienville
Burgess
I-20 expansion links Arkansas to Monroe corridor
Highway progress details show I-20 widening from the Texas line to Monroe with 17 projects underway totaling 58.4 million dollars. The dedication ceremony will feature District Four member Marvin W. Bass and speakers Burgess and J. C. Howard. Local clergy will give invocations and benedictions as motorists prepare to use newly opened segments toward Arcadia and Ada.
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District Four Highway Board
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Shreveport
Burgess
Fifth District Highway Board
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Ruston
J. H. Moore
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Safeguards Announced Peking Canada $7 Million Trade Deal
Canada will admit up to 7 million dollars worth of Chinese goods annually as part of a broader wheat agreement with Red China. Textiles dominate imports while safeguards cap exports of about 30 sensitive products to 7 million a year. Canada’s exports to China totaled 147.43 million last year, mainly grain.
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Peking
Canada
China
Mitchell Sharp
Sharp
House of Commons
Red China
Japan
Weekend thundershowers forecast with below normal temperatures
Weather outlook projects showers and thundershowers through the weekend into next week. Temperatures will average three to six degrees below normal with daily fluctuations. Rain totals range from a quarter inch to over an inch in some areas, with highs around 85 to 88 and overnight lows near 68 to 72. Monroe recorded .03 inch rain Thursday and Tallulah .15 inch. Monroe reached a high of 96 and a low of 73.
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Tallulah
Take-Off Crash Injures Two In Area Accident
VIDALIA Special Two young cotton dusters were injured 34 miles south of here today when their plane stalled on take-off. Donald Summerell 18 Ferriday and James Noel 22 Iberville were taken to Natchez hospital for treatment. Noel suffered chemical burns and shock. Summerell had a broken leg, multiple bruises and abrasions. Witnesses said the engine failed after the plane rose a few feet. Noel piloted the plane. Summerell is a college student who has been flying about a year.
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Here
Donald Summerell
Ferriday
James Noel
Iberville
Natchez
Noel
Summerer
Summerell Service
Summerell
Jilted Groom Abandons Long Engagements in England
Bridgewater AP reports Frank Woodward, 81, declares an end to long engagements after being jilted two hours before his wedding to Irene Trend, 67. He says he will marry promptly next time, after a license is obtained, blaming the breakup on too much thinking time provided to the bride.
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England
Frank Woodward
Woodward
Irene Trend
Adult education continues as long as homework exists
A brief note asserts adult education programs will persist while children have homework to do, framing ongoing learning as tied to students' study needs. The statement emphasizes continuity of educational support in relation to youths' out of school assignments.
Two Helicopter Pilots Killed in Viet Nam Attack
In Saigon area, Communist ground fire downed a U.S. Army helicopter, killing two American aviators and wounding four Vietnamese. In the same region northwest of Saigon, 17 other American helicopters were hit. Five additional helicopters were forced down by mechanical trouble. The losses underscore a chaotic day for UH-1 helicopter operations in Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
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