Diem Faces Big Task in South Viet Nam Crisis
In Saigon and Washington the South Vietnamese government under Ngo Dinh Diem confronts economic instability, rising prices, and unemployment as elections with the North loom. A UN team led by Carter Goodrich is advised to aid refugee resettlement and industrial revival amid mounting austerity.
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Whi
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Geneva
Diem
United States
United Nations
Carter Goodrich
Columbia University
Theodore H Robinson
Navy midshipmen stage pregame pranks at West Point
Seven Navy midshipmen claimed responsibility for early pranks at West Point ahead of the Army game. They altered a Beat Navy sign on fortress walls by removing letters, painted Beat Army on the skating rink floor, and raised an Army banner on the stadium flagpole. West Point officials remained silent as the incident drew attention from the upcoming game.
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Hudson River
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Navy Midshipmen
Annapolis Midshipmen
Connecticut
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Point
Aid Group Is Accused of Framing Education Aid Debate
Washington reports Roger A. Freeman, director of research for a presidential education study, accuses the Dachers of frightening the public with propaganda. He argues federal aid would centralize control, while noting rising student enrollment could be met by state action. he also says teachers remain underpaid and federal taxes deprive states of revenue.
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Roger A. Freeman
Freeman
American Enterprise Assn, Inc
Welf
Arthur B Langhe
Wrmen
Measuring Extent Of Common Stock Buying
Senate investigators report cooperation among agencies to measure the extent of common stock buying by funds and trusts. The inquiry echoes the earlier stock market probe by Chairman Fulbright and the Banking Committee. The May report estimated institutional investors required over two billion dollars of common stock in the 1954 rise.
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Railroad reports record net income for ten months in year
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced net income of 37,174,180 for the first ten months of the year, the highest since 1945, up 21,47,122 from last year's same period. Earnings per common share rose to 2.82, up 1.63 from the prior year. The article notes stock holdings of institutions in 1949 and ends with an offbeat cultural aside about Sik tribesmen of Pakistan.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Today
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