Split Over Civil War Split In Saigon
Saigon reports a split between the United States and France on how to handle the civil conflict in South Vietnam. Premier Ngo Dinh Diem faces three private army groups as a three day truce is agreed with Hoai Hao and Binh Xuyen factions. Food prices eased after residents hoarded during the blockade. General J Lawton Collins counsels Diem to stand firm.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
France
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hoai Hao
Binh Kuyen Society
Binh Xuyen
J. Lawton Collins
Eisenhower
Diem
Critical Handbills Case For Arrest In Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kas A former case operator was arrested after circulating anonymous handbills critical of candidates in tomorrow's election Undersheriff Claude Emrick said Roberts printed and circulated the notices criticizing Mayor William Hardin and Tilton H Wogan both up for reelection County Attorney Buford Shankely said the bills did not carry names of at least two officers as required by state law The bills bore the label Nonpartisan Group of Clean Government.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Claude Emrick
Doc Roberts
Emrick
William Hardin
Tilton H. Wogan
Buford Shankely
Clean Government
Police arrest man posing as officer in Denver abduction attempt
An 11-year-old Denver girl and a 9-year-old companion said a man about 38 identified himself as a police officer and forced them into his car near a roller rink. He drove the 11-year-old to a field and injured her before releasing her. the younger girl was unharmed.
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Paul Ely
Denver
U.S
Seven Brandeis football seniors married among 13
Brandeis University reports that seven of its 13 senior football players are married. The milestone highlights the program's veteran side as it approaches the season.
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Brandeis
Deeds Recorded in This Week's Credit Bureau Bulletin
Deeds recorded across multiple towns include Lewis Bell to William Welch Lot 1 3 5 Block 1 Shinns Add Wellsville and Norman Hildwein to Laura Warren Tr. Lots 22 23 24 100 St Lot 25 Block 26 Wellsville. Several transfers name Densil Cox and Earl Medien among others with lots in Otts Add Wellsville Ruths Add Rantoul and Original Plat City of Ottawa. Safes and savings bonds noted in listings.
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Credit Bureau Bulletin
Lewis Bell
Wm. L. Welch
Warren Knowlton
A. Yarnell
Norman Hildwein
Laura Warren
Wellsville
J. H
Elsie Ramsey
T. J
Bikini
Paul Harbison
Geo. W. Flinsbaugh
James Rybolt
Earl Medien
Raymond
Loux
Tawa
Harlan W. Cannady
Lo- Ruths
Rantoul
Thesto
W. H. Kristenson
Herald
Ottawa
Garfield
John A. Anderson
Fred
Lawrence Ott
Hattie Mcl Gilby
H. L. Wherry
Fred Scott
Dowell
Floyd Kaub
W. G. Reedy
Milo C. Hill
Robert Thompson
Homewood
James McAvoy
Walter Red
Richmond
Dick Brockways
Fox
Henry Richard
Ray Nuttison
Arthur Mannen
Lane
Densil Cox
J. N. Baxter
Pomona
Porter Brockways
Add
Shaw
Bertha Frack
Clarence Ruby Becker
H. H. Wake
Jones
Princeton
Roy Spencer
H. C. Sturgeon
Clee Nitcher
Robert Neighbors Baldwin
Clyde Robinson
John P. Wallace
Mae P. Westover
Leslie Clark
Fredrick Heathman, Jr
C. E. Kersley
Lockwood
Fitts Place
Everett Blankenship
W. K. Blank
Necor
Eugenia A. Howe
Joel
H. Towner
Frank Cannady
L. A. Myers
Smith & Son
Delbert Campbell
William Shenk
G. E. Martin
Mabel Chandler
Maracaibo
Triumph and Entry to Jerusalem in Holy Week Meditation
An Upper Room devotional reflects on Jesus long walk to Jerusalem for Passover, riding a colt in triumph as crowds cheered, then foreshadowing the coming storm. The piece urges global prayer during Holy Week and ends with a note for tomorrow’s Day of Conflict.
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Jerusalem
Galilee
Jesus
Bevan Praises Battle With Labour Moderates
In Ebbw Vale Wales Bevan the left wing Labour maverick told cheering followers that his long running clash with the moderate Socialist leadership is far from over. He defended his stance and urged continued backing as he spoke in his home constituency.
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Ebbw Vale
Wales
Anburin Bevan
Britain
Labor Party
Charles M Harger Died Yesterday at 92 in Abilene
Charles M Harger, 92, president of the Abilene Reflector Chronicle and founder of the Eisenhower Foundation, died yesterday. A newspaper publisher, he was a longtime friend of presidents and helped secure Eisenhower’s early appointment to the U.S. Military Academy. He attended conventions since 1908 and influenced Kansas journalism.
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Ment
Abilene
Kan
Charles M.reflector-Chronicle
Abi
Iin
Ithe U.S. Military Academy
Saunders
Kansas
University of Kansas
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DAL
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Freezer
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Wight
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Coronado
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