Ngo family rules in Saigon amid Buddhist crisis and power
A profile of President Ngo Dinh Diem and the Ngo siblings portrays a tightly knit ruling clan in South Vietnam. Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu wields influence over policy and the secret police, while brothers Tran Van Chuong and Ngo Dinh Can hold key positions. The regime faces Buddhist unrest and growing domestic dissatisfaction as repressive laws spark protests and accusations of personal gain.
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Alain Krebs
Borgias
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Tran van Chuong
U.S
Diem
Neo Brothers
Mke
Neo Dinh Kha
France
Kha
Ngo Deinh Nhu
Revoluionary
Labor Party
An “Orental Richelieu
Ngo Dinh Can
Hue
Can
Mme. Nhu
U. S
Tran van Chiung
Tran van Do
Beabred
Khu Wee
Saigon
Nhus
Washington
Lon
Nhu
Ngo
Kennedy to present revised plan on withholding funds
Atty General Kennedy was set to submit to Congress a new version of the civil rights proposal allowing federal funds to be withheld from discriminatory areas. The changes add court appeal rights for states or localities and address judicial review concerns while keeping the administration’s aim intact.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Administration
Missing train supplied Lockheed Starlifter shown at ceremony
In Marietta Georgia Senator Richard Russell and President Kennedy presided as the Lockheed C-141 Starlifter rolled from a hangar to unveil a fast airlift solution. The program aims to speed U S forces overseas and address a historic air freighter shortage. Officials say the initial price tag is underestimated and the program will be larger than the planned 132 aircraft, though exact figures remain classified.
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Marietta
Kennedy
U.S
Puerto Rico
Defense
Robert McNamartaski
South Viet Nam
Lockheed
Defense Dept
Air Force
City Hall clashes precede Washington civil rights march
In New York City Mayor Wagner faced a disturbance as 22 protesters blocked the city hall lobby with sit ins while police cleared the area. Bayard Rustin and AFL CIO leaders mapped a disciplined plan for the June 2 civil rights march to Washington, promising no confrontations and strong internal marshaling.
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Jimmy Breslin
New York
Wagner
Robert Wagner
City Hall
Warner
Ouiside Department of Corrections Supervision
Yeaterday
Washington
Bayard Rustin
Cleveland Robinson
Afl-Cio
Robinson
West Indies
Nazi Party
Rustin
Rostiw
Sen
Russel B. Long
D-La
State groups plan four city meetings to spur economic growth
The Ohio Development Department announced Gov James Rhodes and his cabinet will visit Youngstown Jackson St Clairsville and Warren in September to promote local economic development. The four meetings run Sept 9 18 25 and Sept 2 in those cities.
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Orio Department of Development
James A. Rhodes
Youngstown
Jackson
St. Clairsville
Warren
U. S. 23
U. S. 224
Seneca County
Tiffin
Cuyahoga County
John Dowling
Frank S. Day
Michael Sammon
Parma Heights
Lakewood
Bowling Green
C. Dewitt Hardy
Commission On Higher Education
Miami University
Ite
Dayton
Miami
Chronicle-Telegram
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Atta Viet Nam
Nau
South
Con National Assembly
Womens Parlia
Viet-mentary Corps
Womens Namese
United Solidarity Movement
Mil
Mote
Seventh Ave
Harlem
Utopia Neighborhood Clubhouse, Inc
Dick Cohen
American Jewish Congress
Calvin Banta
NAACP
Neca
Harte Dackyard
Johnson
Cohen
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Twee
William A. Klucas
Herald Tribune
OHIG
Manpower Development and Training Act
Chrysler
Bel Air
Perry Motor Sales
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