Mme Nhu Defends Viet Nam War Effort At Westward Ho
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu tells a 700 strong Turquoise Room audience at the Westward Ho she has not banned dancing, disputes U S aid cuts, and claims Viet Nam fights communism with Buddhists and Catholics under her leadership. She describes government censorship, notes Indian stereotypes as exotic, and asserts she leads Viet Nam’s women’s organization of 100000 volunteers against the Viet Cong.
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Dragon Lady Sees Pickets Outside Westward Ho
Mme Nhu says Dragon Lady is a compliment though not her name and that Asia sees the dragon as benevolent. She finds America largely favorable but dislikes Harvard professors and the Pickets outside Hotel Westward Ho. A picket group wore Goldwater gear and claimed ASU and Phoenix College Young Democrat ties.
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Father Due In Phoenix for Viet Nam Program
Phi lippine based Sigma Delta Chi chapter announced that Tran Van Huong father of Mme. Nhu will visit Phoenix next month under their sponsorship following Mme. Nhu's appearance at Hotel Westward Ho. Chuong resigned as South Viet Nam ambassador to the United States after Buddhist flag incidents strained U.S. relations.
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Los Angeles World Affairs Council
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Adlai Stevenson
Rescue halted for 39 miners in Lengede mine disaster
In Peine Germany 39 of 43 miners trapped for 42 hours in Lengede Broistedt mine after a flood were presumed dead as electronics experts said knocking sounds were rocks. A drilling team worked on a 270 foot side shaft where four others toiled as hopes faded.
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U S Explodes Nuclear Device Under Desert
At Fallon Nevada UPI reports the United States detonated a 12 kiloton nuclear device 1200 feet underground in a desert test. The shot aims to show how to police a future test ban as ground heaved dust plume rose and observers cheered support crews.
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Khrushchev Signals Soviet Moon Effort Pause
Moscow report states Premier Khrushchev says the Soviet Union will not plan manned moon flights before 1970. He noted U S aims to reach the moon before year's end and wished them success while withdrawing from the space race for now.
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Morocco Launches Simmering Offensive Into Algerian Frontier
Moroccan forces press a blistering attack aimed at encircling Algerian units near Tindouf and threatening the Colomb Bechar to Oran railroad lifeline. Algerian reports claim heavy Moroccan losses and note air strafing of troops across several desert sectors amid stalled peace talks.
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Churches Plan UNICEF Drive For Halloween
Scottsdale churches announce UNICEF Trick or Treat campaigns to start Sunday with canvassing from 6 to 8 p.m. at the 4425 N Granite Reef Rd site by Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ and 6:30 p.m. start at Valley Presbyterian Church for older youths.
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Nikita Nixes JFK Strings In Wheat Deal
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev will not accept American wheat with attached conditions. Talks on the $250 million sale stall after President Kennedy demands U S ship delivery. Washington set to host formal talks as Bread price safeguards are urged by the Agriculture Department.
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Its That Time Again
Millions of Americans will stop saving daylight as Standard Time returns at 2 a.m. Sunday. The change brings an extra hour of sleep for some and confusion for others, with late night revelers in Maine facing midnight quitting while others see earlier sunsets and more traffic accidents in the Midwest. The Maine Liquor Commission notes midnight closing shifts to 1 a.m. year round, and the Chicago Motor Club warns drivers to be cautious as sun sets earlier on Standard Time.
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Local Weather Forecast Highlights Mild Conditions
Fair and mild conditions with a high near 89 and a low around 58. The U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported Fridays high at 87 and todays low at 58.
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Scottsdale High Student Beaten After Football Game
Paul Sweeney a 16 year old Scottsdale High student was beaten after the Scottsdale Mesa football game on the way home. He is in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital with a slight concussion. Police say the incident is under investigation and authorities will release details. The boy’s mother reports he was struck by a carload of Negro youths near Soloma School around 11 p.m. and arrived home around midnight.
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