Buddhist Uprising Threatens South Viet Nam Government
Buddhist, animist, and Cao Dai factions flame violence in Saigon as monks burn, threaten to topple President Ngo Dinh Diem’s regime. Officials warn Mahayana and Theravada leaders split, while loyalists fear army divisions along religious lines amid ongoing conflict with Communist insurgents.
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South Viet Nam
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Cao Dai
South
Viet Nam
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Didi Diem
Lesa
Ers
Ewd
Thich Tinh
Khiet
Uny
Maryland Accommodations Law In Effect Amid Court Challenge
Maryland's public accommodations law is in effect after a secretary of state ruling that refer endum petitions seeking to delay the act are invalid due to insufficient valid signatures. Under law, petitions must total 4 percent of gubernatorial voters, with 11,546 valid signatures needed to block, and deadlines of June 1 and July 1 for delivery.
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Maryland
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Secretary of State
Secretary of
Del
Maurice Weidemeyer
D-Anne
Arundel
Wwe
Today in History highlights at a glance
On this date June 1 in 1215 Magna Carta was signed under pressure of 2000 barons. Other notable events include 1775 Washington named commander in chief, 1838 Arkansas statehood, 1904 General Slocum disaster, 1945 Ribbentrop captured, and Tito accusing China in 1958. Birthdays note Robert Benedict and Marshall Az.
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Runnymeade
George Washington
Continental Army
Arkansas
General Slocum
Hell Gate
New York
Hast River
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Lo Hamburg
Fortsmouth
England
Bermuda
Atlantic
Tito
Yugoslavia
China
Asia
Geneva
United States
Robert Russell
Publistier
Marshall Az
Maryland Briefs: Fraud Lawsuits and Crime Scenes
Maryland lawyers Dippel and Wisowaty received 15 year sentences for estate fund misappropriation, labeled cold blooded by Judge Harris. State Police trooper Sharpley shot a New York motorist on the Beltway, both left in serious condition. About 16,000 Maryland high school seniors enter the workforce this month amid limited job prospects. Wilmington Police train 184 officers in crowd control after nationwide disturbances. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to study a transportation complex housing rail bus terminals and related facilities.
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Baltimore
Charles
Harris
Criminal Court
Francis X. Dippel
Henry E. Wisowaty
Dippel
Statie
Maryland House of Delegates
George J. Sharpley
New York
Charles H. Pearsal Jr
Long Island
Sharpley
Baltimore Beltway
Maryland
Maryland Department of Employment Security
William Coates
Coates
Haven Lutheran plans worship center with break ground
Congregation at Haven Lutheran approved a master building plan featuring a stand alone altar baptismal font and pulpit as focal elements. The church will remodel the current WHaven Road building into a fellowship hall with education facilities and add an outdoor worship area and 173 off street parking as work spans four years. Ground breaking for the first unit is anticipated in early fall led by Reverend Ray E Blanset and designed by Noelker Hall of Chambersburg PA.
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Noelker
Aid Hall
Chambersburg
Haven Head
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Church Council
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Little Theater
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