French Mansion To House SVN Government In Saigon
South Viet Nam plans to move its government into a rebuilt mansion once the French governor general’s palace. The project, about 2 million dollars to repair, reflects Ngo Dinh Nhu’s design ideas and follows the 1963 coup that ended the Diem regime. Premier Ky and Chief of State Thieu will occupy parts of the building, with others used for offices.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Diem
Viet Nam
Nhu
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Nguyens Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Ngo Viet Thu
Thieu
Congo Mob Sacks and Burns Portuguese Embassy
A mob of about 200 Congolese rioters sacked and burned the Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa, destroying papers and smuggling valuables while police kept back a larger crowd. The Portuguese charge d'affaires and two staff were beaten and feared kidnapped as the scene drew attention amid regional tensions and mutiny actions in Kisangani.
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Michael Codel
Kinshasa
Congo
D’af-Faires
Leopoldville
Portugal
Angola
Moise Tshombe
Radio
Allies Propose Closing Part of Spandau Prison
Western allies proposed to the Soviet Union that part of Spandau Prison be closed to cut costs after two of the three remaining war crimes prisoners are released next Friday. Albert Speer and Baldur von Schirach complete their 20 year sentences on Sept 30, leaving Rudolf Hess as the sole inmate. The annual operating cost is about $100,000, covered by West Germany as war reparations.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Spandau
Albert Speer
Hitler
Baldur von Schinach
Fuehrer
Rudolf Hess
Nuernberg
Britain
France
United States
Hess
Killer Mine in Wales Closes After 63 Deaths
In Tonypand y Wales the Cambrian colliery once nicknamed the killer mine shut Friday as miners wept. The 90 year old pit had killed 63 workers in its history including 31 in an explosion last year. Losses of 2.8 million over four years ended its operations.
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Tonypandy
Wales
Ron Evans
Cambrian
Evans
Rhonda Valley
Richard Llewellyn
Neil Simon to Have Four Broadway Shows This Season
Playwright Neil Simon expects four Broadway productions running this season including The Odd Couple Barefoot in the Park and Sweet Charity for which he wrote the book The Star Spangled Girl is set to open December 14 adding to his current lineup on Broadway for the season
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New York
Neil Simon
Broadway
Onassis withdraws from Sea Bathing Co in Monaco
In a stockholder letter Aristotle Onassis says he will no longer participate in Sea Bathing Company management. The dispute with Prince Ramier over casino and resort management ends, Ramier pushing expenditures to broaden appeal to middle class families while Onassis preferred a luxury playground for the rich.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Aristotle Onassis
Prince Rammer
Onassis
Sea Bathing Co
Mediter
Ranean Realm
Ramier
Grace Kelly
Philadelphia
Macbeth with Guinness and Signoret in revised English Stage program
Sir Alec Guinness and Simone Signoret star in Macbeth in a revised production by the English Stage Company. The repertory policy is dropped for limited engagements across eight dramas, including new works by John Osborne Edward Bond and David Cregan and a revised adaptation of The Three Sisters.
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London
Alec Guinness
Simone Signoret
Macbeth
John Osborne
Edward Bond
David Cregan
Three Sisters
Diefenbaker Denounces Critics Over Security Probe
Former Canadian prime minister John G. Diefenbaker rails at Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, accusing him of similar security misjudgments in the Mun singer case and in 1951-57 affairs. Justice Wishart Spence’s report condemns retaining Pierre Sevigny amid questions of national security.
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Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Munsinger
Lester B Pearson
Diefenbaker
Supreme Court
Wishart Spence
Dieluvaber
Pierre Se
Pearson
Herbert Norman
Norman
Foreign Affairs Department
Egypt
US Senate
United States
Canada
St Page
Justice Spence
Sevigny
National Defense
Liberal Party
Sevigny-Munsinger
Seigny
Montreal
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