Massive March For Jobs And Freedom Affects Washington
In Washington a massive demonstration is planned with up to 100,000 marchers from Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol grounds. National Guardsmen, police, and fire department personnel prepare for a tense day with a strong security setup and a large broadcast system to relay the event nationwide.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Murehun
Acmytras
Macisies
Washington Monument
Thoreby
Amero
ATV Aim
Hollywood
Someton
Monument
Lincoln Memorial
David Chester
Constitution Ave
Waller BP
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Palrinlie Songa
Police Department
George Lincoln Hadkwell
Ftehret
Pert M. Muay
Tin Dow
Hockwell
Capitol Gryautts
Readiness Plans Outlined to Back Nuclear Pact
The Defense Department released a $100 million annual readiness program to reassure senators on security while pursuing verification limits of the test ban. It includes more underground testing capability and a $200 million five-year outlay, with White House protesters and civil rights marchers nearby for demonstrations in Washington.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Mary
Dafense Department
Traty
Ayeattuatan
White House
Hyannis
Memorial Mesa
Lincoln
Albert Schnweil- Tatiel
al Large Fu Se Assiver
United States
Sciweiteer
Kennedy
Pesca
Mos Com
Beltain
Germany
Krenttin
State Department
Roswell I. Gilpatric
Maxwell DB. Taylor
John Chaf
Senate
Clay
Rusk
House
Ennedy
House Foreign Affairs
Ibg
Ruskias
Kennerly
Beulah Hurricane Far Out In Atlantic Simmering
AP reports Hurricane Beulah remains distant in the Atlantic with winds around 120 mph near the center. The Miami Weather Bureau places Beulah about 560 miles northeast of San Juan, intensifying slowly and steering northwest away from Bermuda as small craft are advised to stay ashore.
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MIAAM
Fla
Howe
Weather Bureau
Sid
Beulah
Athwile
Tuna
Puerto Rico
Ani
Niles
Noutheast
Bermuda
Serton
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30 Days To Better Grades From The Neading Lab
A dubious program outlines study strategies to boost school results. It claims to teach note taking, summarizing, essay answering, test tactics, and lecture retention. The piece urges evaluating courses and personal learning approaches to improve grades.
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Neading Laboratory
Yell Ag
Vost
Strike Threat Looms Over Rail Work Rules Debate
A looming nationwide rail strike hinges on new work rules and job eliminations. Union leaders argue essential positions are at risk as management pushes to cut unneeded jobs, while lawmakers seek a compromise amid broader transportation policy concerns and potential economic disruption.
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Joan Koenig
Congress
Washington
Dwight
Senate
Spocial Commission
Jauk
Lara
Eni
Linsita
Daniel F. Loomiss
Amedein Asssociation of Railroads
Lima
Tive
Howea
Wak Dwieg Tae
Jalis
Slospila
Blendstiad
Supremé Court
Yiey Non
Asd
Ligique Cris
U.S
Seac
Ual
Hoppane
Kenedy
Scott
Tsat
Iinceshires
Ampden
Kommis
Srom
Wey
Willy Il Hey
BTL
PRA
Army Pimanened
Students March Scores Arrested in Saigon Protests
In Saigon, Vietnamese students defied martial law with large protests. Riot police detained scores and held foreign reporters for hours as the anti-Diem movement grew. US envoy Lodge announced credentials as Vietnam’s turmoil deepened amid government criticism.
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Ty Don Wat
Saigon
Vietnam
Heee
Bert Glinn
Saturday Evening Post
Milton, Orsheveky
Larry Burrows
Gife Manasine
Viet Cong clashes kill U S serviceman and wound four
U S advisers report two separate Viet Cong guerrilla clashes leave one American dead and four wounded. A sergeant among the dead is noted, while U S airlifted government troops bolster foothills near a suspected Communist base. Violence persists as Saigon braces amid student protests and security crackdowns.
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U.S
Viety- Nam
Saigon
Niem
Lhizon University
Iit
U S Says Nhu Behind New Crisis
U S officials believe Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother of President Diem, behind a new crisis in South Vietnam. The assessment follows Saigon crackdown on Buddhist opponents and a delayed Lodge-Diem meeting due to protocol. Ambassador Lodge was in Saigon to report, with Diem temporarily without a foreign minister after a resignation by Vu Van Mau.
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Diem
Ngo Dinh Whu
Nhu
Viet Nam
Menry Cabot Lodge
United States
Lodge
Foreign Ministry
Dicmi
Washington
Gona Washington
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Binh Dien
U.S
Saigon
Teboris
Silareteompleta
Henry Cabal Todge
River i Saigon
State Department
Howainhasgadar
Vu van Mau
Listen And Read Albums Well Received By Mrs Yancey
Gastonia children enjoy an innovative Listen and Read program combining stories like Tom Thumb and Mrs G Farmer titles with a record and book reading. Mrs Harrelson Yallery praises the albums and books, noting local kids attend readings at Wesley Park. Nathan says all three albums appeal, while unfamiliar references hint at production by Slordeane anc Cranford NJ. Coupons offer prompt delivery.
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Tom Thumb
Mary
Gastonia
Beavis
Fittle Noine
Yancey
Nathan
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