Saigon Protests Halted as Young Generals Move on Junta
In Saigon the anti U S demonstrations paused as a military council, led by young generals under 40, met at general state headquarters. The purge followed the High National Council refusal to retire officials with 25 years service, including Gen Minh. The junta warned of counterrevolutionary elements and aimed to reorganize armed forces while planning elections and a national congress.
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Diem
Viet Nam protest rally nipped by coup in progress
Reporters say a planned large anti-American protest at the National Buddhist Center in Saigon was halted amid a coup by the high national council. About 7,000 mourners gathered as Buddhist monks intervened to disperse youths waving banners calling for U.S. withdrawal and an end to American bloodshed.
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Youths Behind Anti American Banners Act Alone
A group of youths reportedly made and displayed anti American banners without orders or coordination. Authorities say the individuals acted independently, exposing no wider conspiracy or organizational backing.
U.N. Insolvency Threat Waits on Russian Pledge
United Nations officials say $50 million to $60 million in voluntary payments from Russia could erase the UN deficit and restore solvency. Negotiations between the United States, the Soviet Union, and others aim to settle peacekeeping assessments and voting rights before Christmas as two-year delinquencies grow.
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Satellite gun could launch 50 pound payload into orbit
Canadian missile expert L W C S Barnes says a converted 16 inch U S naval gun could fire a 50 pound satellite into orbit. He comments in Discovery on use of a modified gun to launch probes for the Canadian American High Altitude Research Project.
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Union Chief Leaves Hospital After Lung Surgery
Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers left Detroit Henry Ford Hospital yesterday two weeks after removal of a spot on his right lung. He told reporters the operation was a success and his recovery assured. Reuther will convalesce at home and hopes to resume duties soon.
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Amnesty Granted for 173 Prisoners in Paris
Paris authorities announce a Christmas amnesty freeing 173 inmates held on subversive charges. President Charles de Gaulle presides over the clemency gesture as officials outline conditions and future policy implications. Yard service listings appear in the Business & Service Directory.
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