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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

11 Jul 1963

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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1963

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4

Nolting Backs Diem But Issues Warning

U S Ambassador Nolting returned from Washington to Saigon and voiced support for Viet Nam's independence and religious freedom while criticizing Diem's government. He stressed press freedom and urged unity to prevent civil conflict that could invite communism, warning against dissension hindering gains against Viet Cong. He will meet Diem soon and continues to back U S policy of non interference.

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Saigon Viet Nam U.S Frederick E. Nolting Washington South Viet Nam Nolting United States Ngo Dinh Diem Kennedy Diem Nated Henry Cabot Lodge
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Farmers Strike In Italy Stages Massive 3 Million Protest

In a Communist backed drive Italy faced mass farm strikes across regions involving about 3 million farmers as Giovanni Leone led a caretaker government toward a confidence vote. Senate approval came with abstentions from critics and unions aimed to pressure the center left alliance amid a hot summer of labor unrest.

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Rome UPI Italy Giovanni Leone Senate Leone Eir Pietro Nenni Christian Democrats
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Graduate Work Advised By Scientist

Nobel Prize winner Dr. John Bardeen says undergraduate engineering courses cannot keep pace with electronics advances. He urges future engineers to pursue graduate study as the crucial shortage lies at the graduate level, not in undergraduate programs, during a Phoenix interview at the Motorola plant.

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