Buddhist Leaders Back Government Plans In Saigon
Buddhist leaders in Saigon backed the military government’s plan for elections in three to five months and warned of renewed street action if elections are not held. They did not resolve whether Ky should resign but discussed a caretaker regime.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Saiigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
Tran Quang Thuan
Thuan
da Nang
Hue
Thi
Skirts Rise As British Public Debates Fashion
In Britain the public weighs in on shorter skirts with reports of four to six inch above the knee lengths. Readers comment on staring, fashion, and social norms amid a garments trend. A restaurant barred Pat Gadd for a short skirt, prompting further discussion.
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London
Britain
Yorkshire
Kathleen Yorke
Kathleen
Daily Sketch
J. M. Hampstead
Amersham
Pat Gadd
Margaret Fox
LBJ backs Latin American summit plan for Alliance progress
President Johnson endorsed a plan to meet Latin American chiefs of state to accelerate the Alliance for Progress. He spoke in Mexico City during a ceremony unveiling a Lincoln statue and outlined potential high level talks while in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Latin America
Abraham Lincoln
Polanco
Arturo Ilia
Mexico
Lincoln
Gustavo
Rates Hiked At Hospital
The hospital announces a salary increase with a new minimum of $1 per hour for staff as Archbold expands and faces nationwide shortages of trained personnel. The total budget reaches 1,841,905 with salaries and wages making up 65 percent and a 113,431 increase approved by the trustees.
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A&a
Fenlon
Archbold
Augusta desegregation puts Annie Mae Williams as principal
In Augusta Georgia the Richmond County School Board appoints Annie Mae Williams a Negro educator as principal of Martha Lester Elementary, previously all white. Williams and the two room 5th Ward staff will transfer next September, with pupils from the 5th Ward gaining a choice of several schools including Martha Lester.
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All-White
Augusta
Richmond County School Board
Annie Mae Williams
Martha Lester
5Th Ward
Roy E. Rolling
Rollinsaid
Lester
Rollins
Williams
Lillie Mae Brittian
Lester School
Board of Education
Baxton Garland
Defense Chief Faces More Questions on Viet Nam Ship Load
In Viet Nam only 34 ships with military cargoes were awaiting unloading, described as a wholly satisfactory situation by logistics officers. McNamara argued that 40 to 44 ships were normal, while Ford noted a 1% backup during his November visit, with some ships at Subic Bay. Ford pressed the GOP line on withdrawals of seasoned troops from Europe to bolster Viet Nam efforts.
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Viet Cong
U.S. 101St Airborne
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North
Viet Nam
Mu Gia
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
da Nang
Ioalstics
Pentagon
Viet Na
Subic Bay
Philippines
Ford
Republican Party
Johnson
McNamara
GOP
Europe
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