Extended U S Involvement In South Viet Nam Indicated
The turmoil in South Viet Nam has prompted top U S military officials to revise decades old timelines, signaling a longer anti Communist conflict. Secretary Vance plans a Pacific tour including South Viet Nam, while Admiral Felt remains confident a victory path exists though war will be long and hard.
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Viet Nam
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Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
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Pacific
Ball Obtains No Pledge In Parley With Pakistan
Undersecretary of State George Ball ended a three day visit to Pakistan with encouraging talks but no promise from President Ayub Khan to stay away from China. Ball said the mission fulfilled its aim to gauge Pakistan’s stance toward the Communist bloc while stressing U S protection against aggression.
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Wwe Nave & Potter
Ayub Khan
Red China
Ball
Kennedy
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Peking
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Ayub
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India
Bali
Retain Oveson As President of REA Co-Op
Wilton Hervert Oveson of Wilton was replaced president of the Eastern Ina Tight and Power Cooperative at the 28th annual meeting today. Over 20,000 persons are expected here before the day’s end as the day-long event continues with speeches, meals, and entertainment.
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REA Co-Op
Wilton
Hervert= Oveson
Inwa
Raymond Helble
Princeton
Louis” Thordsen
Tipton
Frank’ Sherburne
Lone ‘Trea
Reasurer
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Letts
Alfred Meyer
Stannant
Donald Schlapkoht
Stockton
BR. E. Hill
Clarence Lenkar
Willony
Kermit Eland
Maediapolis
Kenneth Helfert
Sahala
Virgil Covey
Morning Sun
Glen Schepers
Lost Naion
Warren
Dutton
West Liberty
S. W. Schnochlen
Riverside
Clyde T. “Ellis
Reneral
Rurel Fleerng Cooperative Association
Washington, D. C
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Ellis
Cohn Released After Pleading Innocent
Robert M. Cohn, 36, an investigator in the McCarthy era, pleaded innocent on perjury and obstruction charges tied to a stock fraud probe. Federal Judge Dudley Bonsal released him without bail at the government’s request. Gottesman, 36, a Manhattan lawyer, was also charged in the same grand jury indictment.
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New York
Roy’ M Cosin
Bong
Federal
Dudley
Bonsal
U. S
Robert M. Morgen
Cohn
Manhattan
Curbs on Official Travel Reported by State Dept
Washington reported curbs on official U S travel to South Vietnam due to the unsettled situation. Tourists were urged to delay visits as evidence suggested some travelers, thought to have been recruited by the Communists, did not remain loyal when government forces moved. Tran Van Chuong, former South Viet Nam ambassador to the United States, told AP the Diem government had lost popular support.
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Associated. Press
Goldwater Seeks Reservations on Nuclear Treaty
Senator Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz, urged a formal reservation delaying the treaty’s effectiveness, warning it could require renegotiation if adopted by the Senate. The Foreign Relations Committee favored ratification without reservations 16-1, while Goldwater pressed for limits on use of nuclear arms and the U.S. right to act as sole judge in defense. Senate debate to begin Monday with Mansfield aiming for approval by a war-time majority after two weeks of discussion.
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Goldwater
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Cuba
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Sherman Cooper
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Foreign Relations’ Committee
Cooper
Mike Mansfield
Diem Holds Reins as South Viet Nam Leader
Saigon reports President Diem says he remains chief of state and will accept responsibility for decisions, despite Buddists and student unrest. He asserts Americans must support the government and that custody and future policy depend on his leadership and handling of the protests.
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Viet Nam
Robert Eunson
Saigon
Viet’ Nam
Ngo
Associated Press
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T-danz
Ane Buddhi
Stude
Nat Nai
Red Efforts to Balk Venezuela Election Seen
Caracas officials report intensified Casa'o Communais raids and possible Communist Armed Forces for National Liberation actions aimed at disrupting the presidential election set for December. Police officer Romulo Cardeas is found shot dead near Maracaibo as violence targets oil infrastructure.
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Venezuela
Manuel Manilla
Casa'o Communais
Dee. J
Romulo
Cardeas Shim
Swiss air disaster leaves 40 orphans in small village
Duerrenacseh Switzerland mourns victims of its worst air crash. Almost a generation of farmers from Humlikon Jost lost their mayor and councilmen as villagers bound for Geneva’s agricultural station. One American, Emerson Glauner Jr of Rockton, was among casualties. Investigators say early evidence does not indicate foul play.
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al Tmumiixor
Humlikon
Emerson Glauner Jr
Rockton
J Glauner
Beloit Car
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Karl Hoegger
Swiss Federal Air Office
Charles City Press Sold by Local Owners
Paul Bumbarger and Keith Powell announced the sale of the Charles City Press to WorldWide News and David Archie of Shanandoah. Bumbarger has run the paper since 1958 with Powell since 1961, and both indicated plans for the newspapers business while withholding future arrangements.
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Charles City Press
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Shanandoah
Paul Bumbarger
Keith Powell
Isib
Kelth Powell
Birmingham Schools Close After Violence
Governor Wallace announced the Birmingham Board of Education would close three desegregated schools after an explosion and gunfire as two Negro students registered. Rioting police and hundreds of officers patrolled the area. one man, John L. Coley, died from bullets. at least 20 injured. Legal actions considered by NAACP attorney Constance Baker Motley.
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Birmingham
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Blessing
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Retraining Program Data Processing School Dedication at Naval Air Station
The center dedicates a data processing school at an old naval air station with nearly $300,000 in equipment. It aims to adapt secondary and vocational schools to the electronic age and notes strong but quiet public school responses to computers and automation. The program includes a July graduation for several students, including at least one woman, and emphasizes practical programming and key punch operations.
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Close Check On Spending Advocated Close Check On Spending Advocated
Edwin P Neilan of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged strict accountability for tax spenders matching IRS requirements for taxpayers. At a San Francisco luncheon he warned tax cheaters go to jail and criticized free spending politicians, saying tolerance of vote buying corrupts morals and harms pensions and the dollar.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Apportionment Plan Debated By Riley And Shaft In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Republicans clash over the Shaft plan for reapportionment with Rep. Tom Riley arguing it is flawed and could lead to deadlock while Sen. David Shaft defends it as a compromise. Backers scheduled a Dec. 3 referendum hoping voters would ratify the plan.
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Shaft
Tom Riley
David Shaft
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Riley
Senate
China Builds Red Border Defense Report
A terse dispatch notes China mobilizes 900000 students to construct border defenses along Sinki Province bordering the Union. The report cites Hong Kong and presses concerns over Communist forces.
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