What Do Buddhists Want In Viet Nam
William L. Ryan surveys Saigon's Buddhist question amid coups, fearing the Buddhists hold the key to Saigon's stability. He notes the shift from civilian to military rule, Buddhist leaders' suspicions of U.S. envoy Taylor, and Viet Cong infiltration risks as Buddhists waver between opposing and supporting the regime.
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Viet Nam
William L. Ryan
Tran Vani AP
Huang
Khant
Aimee Seemn
U.S
United States
Greene
Nguyen Khanh
Xula
Neo Dinh Diemian
Washington
Maxwell D. ‘Taylor
Khanh
Taylor
Saigon
Coun
Jluss
Joint Chiefs of
Tensions Between Taylor and South Viet Nam Leader Rise
Washington reports growing friction between Maxwell Taylor and Lt. Gen Nguyen Khanh over civilian oversight in South Vietnam. Officials note Khanh’s dominance and Taylor’s faith in a civilian government, with tensions flaring after Khanh’s bid for power. No immediate policy breakthrough expected.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Aine Passador
Maxwell DB
Taylor
U.S
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Ronoreen
Ieenag
Nigh Viev
van van Liiong
Watt
Khanh
Kkhanh
Be-Jin
Neuyen Xuan Oanh
Papi
Oanh
Saigon
Brewster Urges Maryland Appalachia Bill to Aid West Md
Congressman Brewster D Maryland urged swift enactment of the Appalachian Bill in the Senate Public Works Committee. He called the program essential to Washington Allegany and Garrett Counties, noting coal farming and income gaps and stating transportation is key to economic development for Maryland's mountain counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Brewster
D-Md
Senate Public Works Committee
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland
Appalachian
Newspaper Policeman Sues for 10 Million in Damages
Baltimore police officer files $10,200,000 suit against the Afro American newspaper and editors alleging that coverage provoked a fatal incident. The suit names city editor George Collins and others, seeking damages and claiming a campaign of threats and pressure influenced a homicide case. The paper, editors, and staff are accused of conspiring to allege murder charges. The filing outlines the involved parties and prior homicide context.
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Alice Josephine Sword
Conocacheagus St
Williamsport
Woburn
Dansville
James Mon
Ona
Ellen Meclaine Baltimore
API
Alsa
National Association For the A
Zion Lutheran
Advancement of
Clarch
Baltimore
Rayad
Superior
George
W. Collins
Duanila Jack
William Ray
Mitchell
Lillian Jack
William C
Clarence Mitchel
Riverview
Hay
Vernon Leopold
Sfrom Collins
Clarence Farthermarn
James Carroll Benchoff
Hamilton
Jackson
Jack
Maryland
NAACP
Claretics
Ray
House of Delogate
Aaron WW
Mettie G
Gales
Harbaugh
Fairchild Corporation
Area Deaths Anna Matilda Whisner in Berkeley Springs
Mrs Anna Matilda Whisner 87 former Berkeley Springs resident died Tuesday night at Reeders Nursing Home Boonsboro Md where she had been patient since June Born Oct 20 1878 in Morgan County daughter of the late Peter E and Matilda Compton Hawvermale Survived by one sister Carrie Hawvermale and one niece Funeral services will be at 1 pm Friday at the Parks Johnson Funeral Home with Dr James A Swain officiating Burial in Alpine Church Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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B.P.C. Ellis
Hagerstown
T. Edwin
Hagersown
Phyllis E. Benehall
Aaron W
Fonevola
Lauran H
Smithsburg
John B
Annapolis
Lillian R. Benchoff
Rest Haven
Wilson P. Ard
Fiegling
Furns Hill
Waynesboro
Daniel E. Nicodemus
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Boonshoro
Antistan Lodge
A.fié A.M
Olive Branch
Keedysville
Ali Gain Shrine
Cumberland
St Bernard Commandery
Knights of Tempter
Palestine Council
Athiel
R.A
Lebaion
Boonsboro
Nich Newton
Anna M. Whisner
Berry Springs
W Va
Anna Matilda Whisner
Berkeley Springs
Reeder's Nursing
Morgar County
Peter E
Matilda
Compton) Hawvermale
Hront Whisner
Oice
Jacin
Government Official Seeks FBI Probe in Dock Union Reds
A Labor Department official said he will ask the FBI to investigate possible Communist influence in the APL CIO International Longshoremen's Association after a Baltimore dock workers revolt over a proposed contract. Sixty thousand ILA members remain on strike along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts as talks stall over gang sizes and port operations.
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Baltimore
APL
Department of Libor
FBI
Apl-Cio International
Maine
Texas
OIG
Steamship Trade Assaciation
ILA
Atlantic
Gulf
James J. Reynolds Jr
Galveston
Tex
New York
Reynalds
Prayer Today Eternal God Revealed In Thy Word
Prayer asking reverence as readers study the Bible. The petitioner asks God to open eyes ears and hearts to Him then to live flamelessly before men for His name sake. Signed by Anion Joseph K Sizoo a Washington DC religion professor at Gen Washington University.
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Anion
Joseph K. Sizoo
Washington, B.C
Gen. Washington University
Four Electric Firms Plan Giant Power Plant in Pa
Four electric companies unveiled a $225 million project to build a large coal fueled power plant near Johns Town to generate 1.8 million kilowatts of electricity. The facility would send power via 225 miles of 500000 volt lines to regional transmission networks and interconnect with the Pennsylvannia New Jersey Maryland power pool.
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Harrisburg
Johns
Conmeaugh
Penn
Bel
Sylvania
New Jersey - Mary
Pali
Gloria Vanderbilt has baby boy born at Netsor’s Hospital
AP reports Gloria Vanderbilt now Mrs Wyatt Cooper gave birth to a 7-pound boy at Netsor’s Hospital. Her attorney Arindé Krakower announced the birth and said the couple, both 40, have not chosen a name yet. The same AP digest notes other items from Johannesburg to London, including Luthuli’s health and MacArthur II’s State Department posting.
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Gloria Vanderbilt
People In the News
NEW York
Wyatt Cooper
Nectors Hospital
Collaborators to Be Executed by Soviet Firing Squad
Moscow reports four Soviet collaborators with the Nazis during the Smolensk occupation were sentenced to death by firing squad. The Soviet news agency TASS announced the rulings. The Daily Press is published in Hagerstown as a local newspaper. subscription rates and mailing details appear in the issue.
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Moscow
Smolensk
Hava
Beens
Leda
Lubimit Ave
Hagerstown
Cliss
Mater
Ay Mail
del. D.C
Penna
W. Va
Selected Stocks Boost Market
New York stocks edge higher as blue chips push averages toward record highs. Du Pont Eastman Kodak Air Reduction Polaroid Xerox and US Smelting rise on the day. Airlines soften United declines. Building materials and farm implements slip. Rails ease. Curtis Publishing Bruns wick members rise slightly. General Motors advances to 181 7/8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alost
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Air Restruction
Polaroid
Xerox
Airlines
United Airlines
Curtis Publishing
Brunswick
General Motors
Reducing pills ad promises weight loss with guarantee
An old advertisement touts ODRINEX as a no-prescription appetite suppressant. It claims users can lose weight while still eating favorite foods, backed by a money back guarantee and sold by EARLE'S DRUG STORE at 925 Pennsylvania Ave with mail orders available.
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Earle's Drug Store
Penneylvania Ave
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