Linus Pauling in Oslo for delayed Nobel Peace Prize
Linus Pauling arrived in Oslo to receive the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize amid calls that the award would encourage peace efforts worldwide. Other 1963 prize events include representatives from the Red Cross committees in Geneva and international winners in physics, with ceremonies set for Tuesday.
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University of California
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Germany
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East Berlin
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New York
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Mickey Cohen
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Los Angeles
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Thai Premier Sant Adulyadej Dies in Bangkok
Bangkok reports the death of Premier Sant Adulyadej at age 55 after a long illness. Deputy Premier Thanom Kittikachorn named to succeed and King Bhumibol Yadufai installed Thanom as premier. Interior Minister warns governors to stay alert for subversives amid the transfer of power.
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America
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Pibul
Japan
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Soviet Tells 7 Year Crash Farm Program
Soviet Premier Khrushchev outlined a seven year crisis plan to boost agriculture and reduce shortages by expanding irrigation, increasing synthetic fabrics production, and building 200 new chemical plants. He warned Western powers not to expect painful concessions and urged adopting a model for agricultural progress without surrendering to American dictates.
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Soviet Union
Asia
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Ukraine
United States
Viet Nam clashes kill dozens. Diem regime officials purged
In fierce battles near the Cambodian border, government and guerrilla forces suffered casualties as Saigon tightens its campaign. A U S source reports several guerrillas killed in tough mountain fighting while government forces endure deaths and losses of weapons. The revolutionary government says 13 high officials and six ambassadors, including Nga Dinh Luyen, are fired for corruption. De Buu Hoi, once head of Saigon's atomic program, also affected.
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Hong Kong
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Diem
Nga Dinh Luyen
Britain
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Atomic Research Program
Luyen
Brittain
Turkey Faces Deepening Crisis as Coalition Fails
Ankara reports a week of political upheaval as Ismet Inonu's caretaker government struggles to form a stable coalition. The coalition collapse follows losses to the opposition Justice Party, prompting renewed calls for a new government amid nationwide local elections.
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India
Ada Atine
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