Hungarian Premier Resigns in Communist reshuffle
Janos Kadar resigns as Hungary's premier in a government reshuffle aimed at collective leadership. Gyula Kallai succeeds him, bringing decades of party service and ideology to the post. The move follows a party Central Committee session and mirrors Soviet practice.
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Vietnamese combat updates from Vietnam and Germany results
Reported clashes include U S air and naval strikes against Viet Cong targets near Hanoi Da Nang and the Mekong Delta. Casualties include Vietnamese soldiers and civilians with several Viet Cong officials captured or killed in various engagements. In Saarland Germany the Christian Democrats gain seats and stay in coalition with the Free Democrats ahead of national elections.
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Bliss Defends GOP Finances Amid Splinter Group Fears
Bliss tells committee the GOP faces funding gaps and warns against outside fund raising groups. He cites a ransacked desk incident and notes Goldwater’s Free Society Association concerns. A resignation over desk rummaging is tied to internal GOP problems and finance control remains key.
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14 Convicts Die In Fight In Philippine Prison Clash
In Mindanao Island a prison colony clash between Oxo and Sigue-Sigue gangs left fourteen convicts dead and three wounded. Officials led by Diosdado Aguiluz reported the bloodiest melee followed a prior 1958 riot at the national penitentiary near Manila.
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Community debate on school calendar and quarters
Letters from readers discuss school calendars with varied proposals. A Mesa woman favors a four quarter 11 week system with two week breaks to ease summer traffic and boost year round tourism. A veteran teacher supports a 142 month year and 10 week summer break, while others favor nine months and selective holidays.
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Fumes Kill Two Cave Explorers at Zane Caverns
Two cave explorers Darwin Ravin and Tussey Place, both of Dayton, Ohio, died after a dynamite blast opened a new entrance at Zane Caverns near Bellefontaine. Firemen recovered the bodies from a 20 foot deep hole about two hours later. The incident follows debates on Vietnam policy and Geneva accords.
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Lawmaker pushes bill to maximize restaurant sales tax
House majority leader John Haugh introduces a supplementary bill to ensure the 3 percent restaurant meals tax yields full revenue by applying the sales tax to the educational excise tax feature. The tax rose from 1.5 percent to 3 percent last week, bringing total state rate to 2 percent plus the education surcharge.
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