Plan to oust Diem cited in declassified memos
AP reports that a 1962 memo from a Chicago official urged ousting South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Diem if he sought negotiations with North Vietnam. The Sun Times details declassified Pentagon documents showing U.S. officials debated coup options as Diem and his regime faced collapse, with plans to back generals.
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Nixon Plans Non political Stumping Tour Of Midwest
President Nixon, claiming a nonpolitical approach, heads to the Midwest for a precam- paign tour with stops in Indiana Illinois and Chicago. He addresses doctors in Atlantic City and targets news conferences to discuss health care proposals, while a keystone stop honors Nixon’s birthplace plaque and a Purdue retirement dinner plans surface in Indiana.
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Missing Boy Found Near St Josephs Manor
Officials at St Josephs Manor reported a missing boy from the institution since last Friday was found Tuesday beneath the building. The boy Harvid was located in the vicinity of St Josephs Manor in Bernalillo Nyt GP.
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Ground Breaking Ceremony for Silver City LDS Ward Church
Ground breaking for the Silver City ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints occurred Monday at 3755 Swan Street. The project, led by ward leaders including President Lines and Bishop Young, aims for a $840,000 church with 300 seat chapel and 1000 total capacity, funded largely by volunteers and set for completion in about 400 days.
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Mauve Mortensen
Michael Mortensen
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Macdo Domingues
Patty Johnson
Willian T. Lobstein
Seth Larsen
Viola Maxwell
Hardy Meloni
Rovetta Mortemer
Melon Young
Bower Construction Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Melonard
Aly
Brubaker
Bishop Young
Lines
Guards Stay On Duty In Albuquerque Through Weekend
About 200 National Guardsmen are expected to remain on duty in Albuquerque through the weekend. Adj. Gen. John BP Jolly met city officials in a secret session and will decide after the weekend whether the Guard is still needed. Guardsmen have aided city police since the civil unrest began June 14.
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Court orders 60 pound weight loss as probation term
MIAMI AP Mary Louise Peterson, a 6-foot mother of six, must lose 60 pounds in five months or face three years in jail. A criminal court judge conditions her three year probation on weight loss to 250 pounds, with regular visits to her probation officer to prove compliance.
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Federation Recognized by Albuquerque School Board
The Mbuuqueraie Teachers Federation is verified as an official teacher organization in Albuquerque Public Schools after a Monday night school board meeting. It reportedly meets the five percent member threshold of about 3,000 teachers. An election in November will decide which group represents the teachers.
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Vealey pleads guilty in Yablonski murders details given
In a Cleveland court the co-defendant in the Yablonski family killings admitted guilt and described the entry and shooting at the Westmoreland County home. He said the slayings were paid for by a man named Tony and identified two Cleveland accomplices, Buddy Martin and Paul Gilly, with Tony arranging the plan.
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