US and Saigon Seek Wider Aid to Repel Reds in Viet Nam
The United States and South Viet Nam have broken a deadlock over a reform program for Diem. A white paper, based on captured Communist documents, shows rising North Vietnamese efforts and calls for broader international help, led by an India-headed ICC, to defend South Viet Nam and enforce Geneva accords.
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South Viet Nam
Diem
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Rusk
Saigon
International Control Commission
India
Indo-China
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Col
Hoang Thuy Nam
State Department
ICC
Victimized judge indicted in fix scheme in New York
New York state Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keough and four others were indicted on charges of trying to fix a federal criminal case for 35000 dollars. Keough claimed he was victimized and that fixer Dr Robert M Erdman acted as a professional in a build up to cash in later. The indictment cites payments and an involved plan around the Rayfiel case.
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U. S
Anthony
Tony Ducks
Corallo
New York
Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keough
U.S
Keough
Erdman
Erie
Keogh
State Supreme Court
FBI
Becauss
JFK Set for South America Trip and Security Notes
President Kennedy plans a weekend trip with his wife and two children after White House sessions, while Salinger leads an advance party to Bermuda for the December 21 22 conference with Harold Macmillan. Kennedy praises Tanganyika and outlines AFL CIO agenda for 1962. Security reports about a pro Castro threat prove unfounded.
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White House
Glenora
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Salinger
Washington
South America
Bermuda
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Mid-Ocean Club
Tanganyka
Julius Nyerera
New York
Hatcher
James Rowley
U.S
Secret Service
Cousins Die Same Day and Will Be Buried Together
In Los Angeles two cousins, Miss Susan Crane aged 88 and Miss Lorraine Lynch aged 72, died within hours of each other after living in the same house for years. They came from Chicago 12 years ago. Both will be buried side by side in the same cemetery.
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Los Angeles
Susan Crane
Lorraine Lynch
Chicago
Keogh denies extortion in federal case against Erdman group
Federal jury indictment accuses Erdman and two Long Island associates of conspiring to obstruct justice in a bribery scheme. Coralla pleads innocent and is held on fifty thousand dollar bail. Trial dates set for December fourteen. maximum penalties include five years and five thousand dollars fine. Keogh defends himself amid threats and FBI protection.
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Erdman
Keogh
U. S
U.S
Leo F. Rayfiel
Brooklyn
Moore
Long Island
Negro Colleges Join Southern Association of Schools
Fifty-seven Southern Negro colleges and junior colleges were admitted to full membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Dr. Willian Hugh McEnrry Jr. of Stetson University, president, said the move opens a new era of equal opportunity for all institutions of higher learning in the South.
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College Association
Miami Beach
Southern Negro Colleges
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Willian Hugh McEnrry Jr
Stetson University
Association
South
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