Can Turned Over To South Viet Nam Regime
Ngo Dinh Can, central Viet Nam boss and brother of President Ngo Dinh Diem, was delivered to South Vietnamese authorities after seeking asylum at the Hue US consulate. He was flown to Saigon, while reports swirl of mass graves and dungeons at his Hue mansion. The junta named Nguyen Ngoc Tho premier as it prepares civilian government under military supervision.
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Diem
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Nguyen Ngoc Tho
United States
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Mrs Nhu and Children Reunion in Rome News
A Rome reunion with her three younger children has Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu weighing a return to the United States. Messages of sympathy flood her hotel as supporters cite her anti-Communist stance after the coup that toppled Ngo Dinh Diem. her husband Ngo Dinh Nhu died in the events.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Rome
Johnsons Arrive in Netherlands for Benelux Visit
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson arrived in The Hague by White House jet to begin a three day official visit to the Netherlands on a goodwill tour of Benelux. They had a 24 hour stopover in Luxembourg and Johnson placed a wreath at the American military cemetery there honoring General George Patton.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
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Scientists claim first experimental cold vaccine in sight
Government scientists report development of the first experimental vaccine targeting one of the viruses believed to cause the common cold. Science studies suggest a potential breakthrough against a stubborn foe.
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Washington Science
Indictments Rumor Ties Ex-Liquor Authority Chief
New York newspapers report two former top state officials facing grand jury bribery indictments in a liquor licensing graft probe. Names include Martin Epstein, ex-chairman of the State Liquor Authority, and Melvin Osterman, former State Court of Claims judge, both dismissed by Gov. Rockefeller. The grand jury probe centers on immunity and licensing corruption.
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State Liquor Authority
Melvin H. Osterman
Manhattan
Frank S. Hogan
Epstein
Osterman
Rockefeller
Grand Jury
SLA
Liquor Authority
State Court of Claims
Schema On Powers Of Bishops Faces Vatican Criticism
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council the schema on Bishops and Government of Dioceses drew immediate critique from all 12 speakers. Most called it inadequate and vague in applying broader episcopal powers, while James Francis Cardinal McIntyre urged it signals radical changes risking church unity. The five chapters discuss relations with the Roman Curia and national episcopal conferences, now 49.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Shifting Earth Delays Rescue Of Trapped Men
Rescue efforts at a flooded German iron mine are delayed as shifting earth halts a rescue shaft and a supply shaft. 43 miners trapped since October 21 with 86 escapees. two exploratory borings found air but no life. Ailing progress prompts requests for tranquilizers from the trapped men and officials warn of continued delays.
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Broistew
Germany
Bernard Wolter
Wolter
Heinrich Kellner
Fire Engulfs Vlaardingen Fertilizer Stockpile
A blaze swept a stockpile of about 4000 tons of artificial fertilizer near Vlaardingen Netherlands, sending heavy poisonous smoke over nearby villages. Residents were urged to seal homes and move livestock to stables, as Vlaardingen and neighboring brigades battled the fire and traffic on the Rotterdam to Hoek van Holland road was diverted.
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Netherlands
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Holland
Cable thieves knock WBJA-TV off air in Binghamton
Authorities seek cable thieves who cut 160 feet of 34 inch cable linking WBJA-TV to its microwave tower. The station went off air for about 15 minutes Sunday night while a replacement cable was installed by Broome County sheriff's deputies.
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Wbja-Tv
Broome County
Elections May Give Tipoffs On '64 Trends
In scattered contests across the nation voters faced choices that may hint at 1964 trends. Key races included Philadelphia mayor Tate against James T. McDermott, Kentucky governor contenders Breathitt and Nunn, and Mississippi gubernatorial rivals Johnson and Phillips, with civil rights and anti Kennedy stances shaping the campaigns.
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James T. McDermott
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Louie Bb. Nunn
Breathitt
Bert Combs
Nunn
Kennedy
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Ruchel Phillips
Jackson
Bee Triggers School Bus Crash Injuring Forty Children
A bee entering a Paradis school bus carrying 63 students caused the driver Mrs Anna Hogan to lose control near LOSING Louisiana. The bus tipped into a watery ditch, injuring about 40 pupils aged 6 to 14 with two in serious condition. Most treated at a Luling hospital for minor cuts and shock.
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Des Allemandes
Paradis
Luling
Otepka Is Dismissed as State Department Security Officer
Otto F. Otepka, 48, was removed today from his post at the State Department on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. He had been suspended since Sept. 23 for alleged disclosure of confidential information to the Senate Internal Security subcommittee. A removal letter signed by John Ordway, personnel chief, denied his request to dismiss the charges and upheld them.
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State Department
Department of State
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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Mrs Kefauver Named Art Consultant for State Department
Mrs Estes Kefauver widow of the late Tennessee senator will be a part time consultant to the State Department around year’s start The Washington Post says she has run an art studio and taught art locally for ten years and will help select paintings and other art objects to decorate American embassies She will be paid fifty dollars a day as a consultant.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
State Department
Washington Post
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U S Army Delivers Supplies to Stranded Convoy Near Berlin
Western powers protested Soviet stopping of American and French convoys en route to West Berlin. The U S Army prepared a supply line with 15 trucks and water tankers, while a second convoy remained in reserve at Marienborn. President Kennedy and UK officials voiced concern.
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West Germany
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Kennedy
United Nations
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Moscow
Alec Douglas- Home
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Russian Blockade Seen as Very Serious Matter by Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called the Russian blockade of a U S convoy bound for Berlin “a very serious matter” after briefing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. President Kennedy stayed in close touch via phone and briefings from McGeorge Bundy, while Ambassador Foy Kohler was ordered to return to Moscow to handle the crisis.
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U. S
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Senate
Tions Committee
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McGeorge Bundy
Foy D. Kohler
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Senate Committee
U S Woman Wins Nobel Prize in Physics in 1963
Stockholm announces Marie Goeppert-Mayer and J Hans Jensen sharing the physics prize for nuclear shell work. Eugene Wigner from Princeton to receive half the prize. Goeppert Mayer and Jensen split the other half. Chemistry honors Karl Ziegler and Giulio Natta for plastics-related molecular work. The annual awards total about $51,158 each prize.
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U. S
Italy
Royal Academy of Science
Marie Goeppert-Mayer
University of California
J Hans D. Jensen
Karl Ziegler
West Germany
Giulio Natta
Alfred Nobel
Hunters Fouled Up On Wild Fowl
Sherbrooke Quebec report notes odd season error as a hunter mistook an alderman from Asbestos for a partridge. In two incidents pellets from shotgun blasts struck planes over duck-hunting zones.
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Que
Montreal
Asbestos
Low Great Lakes levels cut Niagara Falls power output
Great Lakes water shortages reduced power production at the Niagara Power Project, as stated by the State Power Authority. The agency noted that non-utility customers have not faced any power curtailment due to the lower output.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara Power Project
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