Viet Chief's Brother in Power Grab Continues
Reports from Saigon describe a government crackdown on Buddhist temples with martial law in effect. Le Quang Tung, a police-trained official, allegedly directs special forces now controlling key city points, reporting to Ngo Dinh Nhu. Dissension grows within the army high command as leaders dispute following the government line. Diplomatic immunity blocks Buddhist priest handover, while Lodge and Gen Harkins review the crisis.
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May
Lodpe
Mut
Mat
Foreign Ministry
Saigon
Hue
Gol
le Quang Tun
Tung
Nhu
Tran Yan Don
Joint General Staff
Army High Command
Nin
Lodge
Paul D. Harkins
U.S. Military Assistance Command
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Irow Hue
Ty Dam
Goda
Pham Bien Tam
Faculty of Medicine
Saigon University
Mexico Senator's Daughter Sentenced in Demonstration
The daughter of a Mexican senator, Irma Maldonado of Sonora, was sentenced to prison following a university protest in Ensenada. She allegedly tore down walls, displayed a family document, and shouted at her ex-husband’s yard, with a court deeming the act as demonstration violence.
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University of Saigo
Ensenda
Mexico
UPI
School of Pharmacytics
Resaura
Irma Maldonado
Medera
Maldonada
Sonora
Sutter Ex Mayor Dies at 57 in Long Beach
Former Long Beach mayor and longtime civic leader Judge Sutter, born June 14, 1906 in Burlington Iowa, who practiced law since 1932 and served as municipal court judge, died after a career including roles with the United Church Brotherhood, Civic League, Boy Scout Council and military service in World War II. Funeral arrangements pending at Mottell's & Peek Mortuary. An intensive manhunt followed a Mercer Island cross lake sighting linked to a separate crime. a gasoline card theft case tied to Seattle area suspects prompted federal involvement.
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United Church Brotherhood
Boy Scout Council
Armed Services
NLCA
Judge Sutter
Burlington
Iowa
Long Beach
Monmouth College
Harvard Law School
Ipost
Charles D. Wallace
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Harber
Mercer Island
Lake Washington
Here
Seattle
Issaquaha
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Crawford Home
Nab Suspect in Death of Judge's Wife
ISSAQUAH Washington PHA Iman sought for questioning in the slaying of Santa Monica Superior Court judge's widow. Grant Edward Anderson 49 captured near Issaquah after troopers and deputies closed in on a highway four miles from town. He allegedly offered no resistance and was found driving a car taken from Charlotte Crawford 58 widow of Judge Samuel Crawford who was beaten and strangled July 24.
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Issaquah
Wash
Pha Iman
Santa Monica
Calif
Stuperior Court
Seattla
Grant Edward Anderson
King County
Charlotte Crawford
Samuel Crawford
Crawford
City Lifts Tax Rate to Meet Bus Costs
Long Beach raises its property tax rate by 3.5 percent as new valuation climbs to 702.234 million dollars, up from 639.713 million. Utilities add 73.094 million to the roll, pushing estimated revenues to about 9.985 million. New oil valuation boosts overall totals with a policy shift toward valuing oil in place, prompting likely legal challenges from operators.
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J. R. Cale
Long Beach
Mare
Ness
Pueblo youth indicted for theft of federal property
George Eugene Bueno 17 of Pueblo Colorado was indicted on a complaint charging theft of federal property. He allegedly broke into a downtown Pueblo garage Sunday night and stole a car belonging to the FB. the incident drew remark that his choice of car was unfortunate.
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Denver
George Eugene Bueno
Pueblo
Colo
PBL
Bueno
Puebla
Disabled Veterans Meet in Phoenix August 1964 Convention
The Disabled American Veterans group gathered in Phoenix on a Sunday in August for their third annual meeting and discussed plans for the 1964 convention.
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Miame Beach
Thel
Phoenix
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