Viet Guerrillas Still Paid By U.S.
South Viet Nam's American trained counter guerrilla forces used to spearhead the drive against Buddhist pagodas are on a secret U S payroll. Col Le Quang Tung receives 3 million dollars annually from the CIA to pay and maintain his special forces despite U S disapproval of arrests. CIA personnel in Saigon oppose continued payments under a 18 month old secret agreement.
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Washington
UPI
South Viet Nam
U.S
le Quang Tung
Central Intelligence Agency
Tung
CIA
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh
United States
Wilmington High Ends Laurel in WPIAL Class B Tilt 26 7
Wilmington High defeated Laurel 26 to 7 to stay in the WPIAL Class B title chase while Reynolds beat Neshannock 14 to 12 and Union topped New Castle Jayvees 19 to 6 in Saturday local football action.
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Wilmington High
Laurel
Reynolds Arcanips
Neshannock
Union
New Castle Jayvees
Death notices for Mary Trivilino and Harry Ault
Mrs. Mary Trivilino age 76 of Wampum and Harry J. Ault age 80 of Ellwood City are listed in the death notices for Monday September 9, 1963. The brief records provide names ages and towns of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Trivilino
Wampum
Harry J. Ault
Ellwood City
Strangler Kills Boston Area Divorcee in Ninth Slaying
Police investigating the ninth strangling in Greater Boston as 50 year old divorcee Evelyn Corbin is found dead in her Salem apartment. Two nylon stockings are knotted around her neck and garments are in disarray. A man who dated the victim recently was questioned.
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Salem
Mass
UPI
Boston
Evelyn Corbin
Scranton Sets New Low Veto Mark In State
Harrisburg UPI Gov William W Scranton set a new low for Pennsylvania governors with 21 vetoes in the 1963 regular session the smallest total since 1959. He aimed to avoid major bills and opposed a 55 mph truck limit on superhighways while allowing a substitute to curb the 1961 school district reform.
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Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
General Assembly
Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
State Highways Department
Arkansas Girl Wins Title Of Miss America
Donna Axum Miss America of 1964 arrived in New York after winning the national pageant at Atlantic City. A University of Arkansas senior, the 5 foot 6 and 35 23 35 figure beat 51 rivals to claim the crown and staged public appearances after her coronation on television.
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New York
UPI
Donna Axum
Big City
Arkansas
Atlantic City
N.J
Parke Lane
University of Arkansas
Donna
Convention Hall
Fulbright Warns Senate on Ban Treaty Reservations
Senate Foreign Relations Chair J William Fulbright warns that reservations to the nuclear test ban treaty would be unwise and irresponsible. He argues the pact is safe and wise with lesser military risks and political opportunities outweighing them. The subcommittee cautions potential military disadvantages, while supporters push for the two thirds ratification vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
D—Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Fulbright
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Mont
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
United States
John Stennis
D-Miss
Foreign Relations Committee
Stennis
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Edward Teller
Moscow
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
New York Teachers Accept Two Year Contract
In New York City the United Federation of Teachers voted 5265 to 181 to approve a two year contract delivering a 580 dollar per year salary increase per teacher. The board of education approved a 24.3 million settlement as 845 public schools opened for the new year. The possible strike was averted less than 12 hours before classes began.
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UPI
New York
United Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
UFT
Charles Cogen
Randalls Island Stadium
API
Clark and Scott Back Project 70 Aid for Pa Lands
Sen. Joseph S. Clark and Sen. Hugh Scott agreed on Sunday to support Project 70 aimed at funding conservation land and recreational facilities in Pennsylvania with 70 million dollars in bonds. They also opposed extending the Skyline Drive bill and criticized Congress on foreign aid cuts, while noting tax reform timing.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York Line
Clark
Congress
House
Kennedy
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Aid
Abraham A. Ee
Senate
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania and Lake Erie
Western Pennsylvania shows mostly sunny mild conditions with highs 74 to 84 degrees and cooler nights with dense valley fog. Lake Erie winds will be 10 to 15 knots today and 5 to 10 tonight with fair conditions and local fog patches. 24 hour weather data note no precipitation, Shenango River at 4.4 feet, pollen counts 166 and 101.4 grains per cubic yard.
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Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Shenango River
New Castle Hospital Laboratory
Wallace fronts three Alabama schools in forced desegregation clash
Gov. George Wallace ordered white students to be admitted to three Birmingham area schools and one Tuskegee site, with highway patrols guarding entrances while federal orders to desegregate faced stiff resistance. Police restricted crowds as 24 Negro students faced barriers at multiple sites.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Tuksgee
Mobile
Daniel H. Thomas
Gov. Wallace
Murphy High School
Washington
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Murphy
Mobile City
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Montgomery
Barracks Brawl In France Fatal To Young Airman
In Evreux France Airman J C Robert R Padgett 23 of Woodlawn Virginia died after a brawl at an airbase bar involving six white airmen and five Negro soldiers Four other airmen were injured The clash began as a racial squabble according to unofficial reports and an investigation is ongoing with base officials not confirming details
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Evreux
France
UPI
J.C. Robert R. Padgett
Woodlawn
557Th
Air Force
Venezuelan Quintuplets Born In Maracaibo Reported Fine
Venezuelan first quintuplets were born Saturday to Ines Cuervo of Ciudad Ojeda. All five boys weigh 3.08 to 3.96 pounds, average 14.1 inches, and are in incubators at Maracaibo University Hospital taking special milk. They were baptized with names Mario Otto Robinson Fernando and Juan Jose. Dr. Robinson Suarez Wuerrera delivered them. President Betancourt sent congratulations and pledged federal aid.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
UPI
Ines Cuervo
Ciudad Ojeda
Maracaibo University Hospital
Mario
Otto
Robinson
Fernando
Juan Jose
Robinson Suarez Wuerrera
Romulo Betancourt
Cuervo
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Bobo
Fort Worth
Tex
Cotton
John Connally
Texas
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Wyoming Valley
Berno Cook
Cook
Fey
Society
Ensteees
Crossoord Issicsndaeee
Obituary Society
By William Ecenbarger
United Press International
Feo
Djakarta
Indonesia
Thich Tri Quang
Scott
Alabama
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