Anti Catholic Terrorism Feared In Red Viet Nam
Saigon observers fear an anti Catholic campaign in North Viet Nam signals possible Catholic persecution. Reports accuse priests of espionage and propaganda with Cardinal Spellman named in attacks. Hanoi claims religious freedom while press and radio push anti Diem rhetoric.
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
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North
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Hanoi
Thoi Moi
New Times
Hanoi Radio
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Cardinal Spellman
Diem
American Catholic Relief Assn
Spellman
North Viet Nam
Indochina
John Dooley
New Mexico OKs Peyote For Indians
Santa Fe, N. M. Frank Takes Gun leads a campaign to legalize peyote as a sacramental plant for Native ceremonies. The Legislature passed an amendment allowing use during sacred rites by Pueblo and other tribal groups, arguing religious freedom.
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Frank Takes Gun
New Mexico
Gun
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Iowa
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Dakotas
Yale
Weston LaBarre
Wilson Warns of Rising War Risk Amid Communist Drama
Boston defense secretary Charles E. Wilson warned that the danger of military conflict could grow in coming years unless the Communist goal of conversion by the sword is abandoned. He spoke at a $100 a plate Republican dinner, defending the Eisenhower budget and stressing military aid as vital to free world security. Khrushchev’s CBS forecast that grandchildren of American viewers will live under socialism was noted as part of the Communist challenge.
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Hoang Lang
Hanoi
Father ‘T
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
CBS Television Network
House Group Probes Texas Land Case
House investigators pressed the Justice Department to explain why it has not prosecuted a land dispute involving Texas oilman Sid Richardson. Chairman Earl Chudoff said the aim is to see if administrators hamstrung the case for Richardson, who seeks to keep land deeds to prevent Black access for hunting and fishing near Fort Worth. The conflict concerns 1207 acres for the Benbrook reservoir, with the engineers seeking $162000 for outright purchase while Richardson favors a nominal easement allowing flooding but limiting recreational use.
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Justice Department
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Earl Chudoff
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Chudoff
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Robert B. Anderson
Eisenhower
Fort Worth
Tex
Benbrook Reservoir
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