Moderate Buddhist opposes militants call for Viet strike
In Saigon tensions rise as 100 monks volunteer for arrest while Thich Tam Chau denounces the militant campaign from a hidden Buddhist Institute site. Rioters burn three American vehicles, including a U.S. Embassy jeep, and police seal the area as the crisis tests the Unified Buddhist Church's fate.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Buddhist Institute
Rio
Johnson
U.S
Umast
New rules to cover diet foods
Federal regulations set minimum daily requirements and limit claims on diet foods. Rules govern raw calorie labeling, reduced calorie claims, eight classes of fortified foods, amounts in fortified delicacies, and ban overpromising shotgun vitamin and mineral supplements.
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Goddard
Food and Nutrition Board
The
Na‘itional Research Council
Governor cuts march guards in Mississippi
In Greenwood Mississippi Governor Paul Johnson reduced state trooper protection for the James Meredith era marchers from twenty to four, asserting the remaining patrols would manage traffic. He labeled the march a voter registration drive while warning local authorities to handle trouble, with NAACP official Charles Avers fearing possible tragic incidents. The marchers faced taunting, with seven white teens shouting obscenities before troopers moved them on. The piece notes about 5.5 million bee colonies producing 260 million pounds of honey annually.
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Greenwood
Miss
UPI
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Delta
James Meredith
Hernando
Martin Luther King Jr
Winona
Johnson
Jackson
National Guard
Charles Avers
Nationals Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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