Khanh Resigns as Riots Rend Viet Nam Amid Uprising
In Saigon President Nguyen Khanh quits as student riots and religious clashes shake South Viet Nam. Da Nang sees the worst violence with 19 killed and 70 wounded as American troops move to quell unrest. The resignation follows Buddhist and student pressure while Viet Cong activity grows.
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Khanh
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
da Nang
United States
Washington
U.S
Strike Lifts Meat Prices and Trade Actions Across States
The American Meat Institute says farmers lose as a week-long stock holding action lifts meat prices during a 23-state NFO protest against low livestock prices. Separately, TWU strikes Pan Am, halting U S operations. Explorer satellite at Vandenberg AFB reports successful experiments after launch. State real estate hearing targets Fidelity Mortgage and Trust Co license suspension. FTC examiner accuses Topps Chewing Gum of monopolizing baseball card market.
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Chicago
The
American Meat Institute
AMI
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Phoenix
J. Fred Talley
Fidelity Mortgage and Trust Co
Fidelity
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
United States
Herman Tucker
Topps Chewing Gum, Inc
Barry Goldwater urges negotiated Viet peace and NATO nuclear options
Barry Goldwater told the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Cleveland that a negotiated peace in Vietnam may be looming and warned it could lead to neutralization and communist infiltration. He urged arming NATO with tactical nuclear weapons and linking allies to the Moscow line, while noting a potential summit preface. Weather outlook: mostly sunny with high near 100 and little change. showers possible mountains.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Banth Viet Nam
Miuaaler Vawu
Arizona
Laos
Goldwater
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
NATO
Freedom
Soviet Union
U.S
Willard Greene
City Council to Discuss Sign Ordinance Revisions
The council meets with the Chamber of Commerce to resolve differences on amendments to the sign ordinance. The planning commission rejected the measure last month and action was postponed after study sessions. The plan would ease sign controls, while businessmen say the current rules are unfair. Three councilmen on a rezonings panel met property owners Monday about changing N Scottsdale Rd from single family to resort residential between Jackrabbit and Lincoln.
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Chamber of Commerce
Planning and Zoning Commission
N. Scottsdale Rd
Jack-rabbit Rd
Lincoln Dr
Tucson Man Booked After Fake Answer Test
A 39 year old Tucson man was stopped by two officers who planned to arrest him for drunkenness. He denied intoxication and agreed to tests but failed to appear drunk. When asked to identify a pack of cigarettes, he said tacos. He was booked on intoxicated charges.
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Tucson
UPI
Kennedy declares for New York Senate nomination
Attorney General Robert Kennedy announced his availability for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate from New York. He pledged to resign from the cabinet if nominated and to devote all his effort to New York. Kennedy spoke at Gracie Mansion with Mayor Wagner and his wife Ethel present, saying the decision followed talks with party leaders and that a campaign against incumbent Republican Kenneth B Keating would be tough due to his out of state entry.
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New York
UPI
Robert Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Gracie’ Nsion
Robert F. Wagner
Ethel
Wagner
Kenneth B. Keating
Mississippi Seat Fight At Democratic Convention Progress Reported
Democratic convention officials said substantial progress was made in resolving the seating dispute between Mississippi delegations. Hubert Humphrey reported optimism as credentials leaders weighed a plan: regular Mississippi delegates pledged to support the ticket would gain seats. the Freedom Democratic party would sit as guests without votes.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Mississippi
Hubert Humphrey
Goldwater
Johnson
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
New Freedom Democratic Party
Freedom Party
Cleo Hammers Cuba as 110 mph Hurricane
Killer Hurricane Cleo pushed into the southeastern Cuban coast with 110 mph winds. It adds another Cuba death after sweeping Guadelope, while Havana reports a drowning and a boat capsize rescue. Cuban authorities rush evacuations in Oriente and Camaguey, sending medical teams and troops to aid peasant families.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Oriente
Guadeloupe
Cuba
Havana
el Santo
Cleo
Cape Cruz Peninsula
Camaguey
Ieealones
City buys 400 palms and citrus trees for beautification plan
City Manager Richard Malcolm confirms Scottsdale purchased 400 palm and citrus trees for 2400 dollars from a developer clearing Arcadia district land. About 50 to 75 trees have been planted downtown and more are planned along Scottsdale Road, with a broader city wide planting program under study.
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Scottsdale
Richard Malcolm
Arcadia
Scottsdale Rd
Fifth Ave
Indian School Rd
Malcolm
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Pan Am
Explorer
Vandenberg Afb
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Barry
Moscow-Washington
James A. Rhodes
Ray C. Bliss
Ballboa Beach
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Moscow
Bobby
UPI Photo
Senate
Hunter Gooch
Camelback Rd
Scottsdale’ Rd
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