Khanh elected president in Vietnam junta shake up
Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh was elected president by South Vietnam's military junta and gains control to form a new war cabinet. Cabinet resignations followed, clearing the way to purge neutralist ministers within 30 days. In Washington, the Pentagon said a small number of B26 bombers would aid Congo missions, flown by non Americans.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Khanh
Washington
Pentagon
Congo
Leopoldville
Space launch delays Syncom-3 mission from Cape Kennedy
A one day delay to Wednesday delays the Syncom-3 satellite launch due to a faulty electrical connection in the Delta rocket. Launch window 6 45 a m to 7 30 a m EST. Separately Moscow eyed a multi astronaut launch and announced a Sputnik aircraft project to take off from the ground and return to an airfield.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Weather brightens as marriage notices spread across regions
Mostly sunny today with fair tonight and Tuesday, temperatures near 75 to 80 today and 52 to 59 tonight. Marriage license applications list pairs including Kinney Mills and Pitt Nestor. licenses issued for Iceman Lane, Farnsworth Meade, and others. Births include a son for Johnson Heckeman. deaths listed for Bragdon Grine Clarke Ware Miller.
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Carl G
Iceman
New London
Betty S. Lane
Robert N. Farnsworth
Virginia V
Meade
Charles G. Dave
Columbus
Dixie A
Carpenter
Willard
Robert L. Shirky Jr
Huron
Doris M. Rubin
Norwalk
Roy V. Dendinger
North Fairfield
Mavis A. Bryant
Roy F. Bragdon
Northland Ave
Lakewood
Anna Grine
Section Line Road
Peru Township
John A. Clarke
Ridge Road
Bellevue
Howard W. Ware, Sr
Corwin St
Benjamin A. Miller
Laylin Road
Woman in Dayton Seeks Marriage to Beersheba Sheik
Marie Miller a 23 year old mother of two in Dayton says she answered a Beersheba sheik’s offer of 50 000 dollars to any American woman who stays in his harem for one year. The sheik Suleiman Al Huzail reportedly has 140 children and a 12 million dollar annual income.
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Dayton
UPI
Sheik Suleiman al Huzail
Beersheba
Israel
Marie Miller
Haza
Oasis
Negev Desert
Rioting in Dixmoor Brings Tear Gas Fire Hoses to Streets
More than 1 000 Negro rioters hurled concrete at white motorists and clashed with police in Dixmoor over a gin dispute. Two shot, about 60 injured, 31 arrested as stores looted and cars overturned. Police used tear gas fire hoses and dogs. violence spread from Saturday into Sunday.
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Chicago
UPI
Dixmoor
Mike Lapota
Lapota
Clarence Bachar
Harvey, Ill
Bipartisan Plan Seeks Time to Reapportion State Legislatures
Senate stalemate over delaying court ordered reapportionment prompts Javits and McCarthy to propose a nonbinding sense of Congress resolution. They call for adequate time for states to reapportion in line with electoral procedures and potential constitutional amendment, as Dirksen Mansfield plan would stall enforcement for a full session.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Javits
McCarthy
Congress
Supreme Court
Javits - McCarthy
Platform Seat Denied Three
The Democratic National Committee refused to seat Mississippi Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands delegates at the platform committee opening in Washington due to credential challenges. They may listen but not participate until resolved. Mississippi sent two male delegates, Cortright and Callon, allowed in a non-deliberative section.
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Washington
UPS
Democratic National Committee
Mississippi
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Platform Committee
John Bailey
G.C. Cortright
Rolling Fork
Ben C. Callon
Natchez
Cortright
Bailey
Atlantic City
N. J
Freedom Democratic Party
Rusk Warns Against Reckless Action in Platform Hearing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opened the 1964 Democratic platform hearings urging caution to avoid alarming allies and provoking irrational retaliation. He warned that nuclear war would not be a victory and referenced tensions with Sen. Barry Goldwater without naming him amid clashes over Vietnam crisis signals.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Atlantic City
N.J
Rusk
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Arizona
Free World
Viet Nam
Fourteen French boys killed in Alps bus crash
A bus carrying fourteen French boy campers and three counselors plunged 220 feet down a ravine near the St Bernard Pass in the French Alps. All 75 aboard were killed or injured, with 49 children and nine adults surviving but many critically hurt. The overloaded bus, carrying 45 capacity, was returning from a Shepherd's Festival after a youth camp outing.
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Bourg St, Maurice
UPI
St. Bernard Pass
French Alps
Henri Lothier
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Romulus
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Jeffrey L. Kinney
Phyllis J. Mills
Greenwich
Fred R. Pitt
Northfield
Margaret E. Nestor
Clarksfield Township
Warner Thornsberry
Ruth Mae Kimberlin
Plymouth
David A. Ritchey
Patricia Sue Delamater
Worth Church Jr
Berlin Heights
Ivonne J. Shaffer
Arnold G. Hainline
Loretta L. Leach
Keith R. Moll
Linda L. Hole
Jerrold Johnson
Thomas Heckeman
Cortland
Sheik
Tom Henry
Cook County
Lowell Smith
Milan
Harriet Mercer
Sally Porter
Nancy Rockwell
Linda Roe
Bonnie Romp
Jane Schwable
Marie Simon
Bernadine Vanderpool
Cheryl Barber
Wanda Fowler
Kathy Gastier
Emma Lee Howard
Carole Mitchell
Terry Wolf
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R-N
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Mont
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Ill
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