Diem Maintains Army Loyalty Amid Buddhist Crackdown
Army raids on pagodas in four cities, including Saigon, reported arrests of about 1,000 monks and nuns. The action restored martial law life while dissident Buddhist leadership was suppressed. U.S. officials criticized the crackdown as oppressive.
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Forrest Edwards
Associated Press
TOKYO
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Browne
Viet Nam
Viet Nam Presse
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Japan
Kennedy
State Department
Small world crime link and go kart theft report
Robert C Carl of Spring Valley New York and his father Raymond Carl both bought cars at the same local dealer within a year. A Go Kart theft from Garland Reid 908 Kent Street is reported. A large truck from a local firm was seen stopped at Cameron and Boscawen. Rugs Upholstery Cleaned call 662 7122.
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Robert C. Carl
Spring Valley
N. Y
Carl
Garland Reid
Kent St
Cameron and Boscawen
Highland Ave Robbery: Suitcase Carrying Man Knifes Native
Police search for a knife wielding man in his twenties who robbed a Highland Avenue resident of about five dollars at 9 45 p m He fled west on Baker Street with a large leather suitcase The assailant described as 25 to 28 years old 5 5 tall 155 pounds wore brown shirt dark slacks The victim's grandson reportedly fled home during the incident.
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Igs
Victnan Lla Ee Ges
Baker St
Work Starts on Legislation To Avert Nationwide Rail Strike
The Senate Commerce Committee begins work on a bill to avert a nationwide rail strike as negotiations stall. Wirtz says carriers and unions remain far apart over arbitration definitions and procedures, raising doubts about a resolution before the August 29 work-rule changes.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magee
D-Wash
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Magnuson
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
House
Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Labor Department
Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
Congress
Charles Luna
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Berkeley County Schools Set to Open September 3
Berkeley County Public Schools will start the 1963 64 term on September 3 with half day sessions. Principal J K Randolph announced. Meetings of principals and teachers will begin next Wednesday.
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Martinsburg
Berkeley County
J. K. Randolph
Recommended Prices Listed For Processing Apples
The Virginia Agricultural Marketing Association announces minimum prices for processing apples on behalf of its members. Prices include U S No 1 Canner grade 2 1 2 inch York Variety 4 per hundredweight Golden Delicious Grimes Golden 3 75 per cwt and 2 1 4 inch up others 3 50 per cwt Apples for juice 1 75 per cwt.
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Virginia Agricultural Marketing Association
Virginia Farm Bureau
U.S
York
U. S
Negro Leader Urges Danville March to Support Civil Rights
In Danville, Rev. L. G. Campbell urges participants in the Washington march to help the city by demonstrating the nationwide struggle for freedom. He says the movement seeks peaceful change and notes forthcoming school integration in Danville. Campbell, Dunlap, and Adams were convicted of contributing to the delinquency of minor children for provoking demonstrations, each fined and sentenced.
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Danville
Washington
America
L. G. Campbell
Campbell
Dan
A. I. Dunlap
Julius Adams
Adams
Dunlap
Relief arrives as farmers receive corn surplus aid
Frederick County farmers begin receiving 90 day relief corn under ASCS approval. 30 plus farmers load 112 pound sacks from a Winchester plant car and some 15 livestock owners load at the Southern States Cooperative Store. Over 70 area farmers already approved. a third car load of 3,600 bushels is ordered. Clarke County officials head to Richmond for forms as Virginia counties total 68 approved.
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Winchester Seed Co
Frank Fisher
Right
Jim Adams
Southern States
Frederick County
ASCS
Southern States Cooperative
Cameron and Baker Sts
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Clarke County
Richmond
Dorothy W. Emmart
Clarke County Supply Co
Clarke
Virginia
U.S. Agriculture Dept
Board of Supervisors
JFK to Visit Las Vegas in Late Year
The Las Vegas Review Journal reports President Kennedy will visit Las Vegas in late year. Details on date and itinerary were not disclosed, but the newspaper notes the planned appearance could boost city events and tourism.
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Las Vegas, Nev
The
Las
Khrushchev in Skopje Tours Ruined Streets After Earthquake
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured Skopje amid ruins after the July quake that killed over 1,000. He thanked a 500 man Soviet rubble clearing team and spoke with survivors as Tito joined him on the Belgrade to Skopje flight during Khrushchev’s 15 day working visit.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Belgrade
U.S
Orville Freeman
Soviet Union
West Germany
Freeman
Kenneday
United States
Money Found Buried Under Mill May Total $500000
In Troy Ohio buried treasure from Altman Mills may reach half a million dollars after workers unearthed three money filled cans from under concrete pilings. Two cans held about 350000. the third yielded more cash as deputies guarded the site. The money will be counted at the Federal Reserve Bank in Cincinnati.
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Troy
Ohio
Altman Mills
Troy National Bank
R. S. Altman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Altman
William Sutton
Pittsburgh
The
Daily News
George Altman
Irwin
Mary Jane Ward
Federal Reserve Bank
Cincinnati
Titan 2 Test Flight Demonstrates Flawless Flight
A Titan 2 missile completed a 5,800 mile flight from Cape Canaveral in flawless fashion, marking a milestone for Project Gemini. Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom observed the flight as officials report reduced first stage vibrations and full second stage thrust though concerns remain about propulsion issues.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Virgil I. Grissom
Wednes
Day
Manned Spacecraft Center
Chris Kraft
Gemini
Kraft
Gem
Miners Near Escape as Drill Bit Probes Pipe Route
In Hazleton Pennsylvania two trapped miners Henry Throne and David Fellin are 331 feet underground for nine days. Drill attempts to reach their passage have struggled with ceiling cracks and equipment breaks. Officials monitor a six inch life line hole while awaiting news on a possible second escape hole.
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Hazleton. Pa
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Fellin
Throne
Gordon Smith
Throne and
Beulah Grows to Hurricane Size Near Caribbean
Beulah, the year's second tropical system, strengthened to hurricane size with winds around 75 mph near the storm’s eye. Forecasters warn of a long developing history as the storm moves west-northwest toward the Leeward Islands Puerto Rico and then the U.S. coast, 1,580 miles distant.
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Miami
Fla
Beulah
Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Gilbert Clark
National Hurricane Center
Arlene
Clark
Leeward Islands
Caribbean Sea
Bahama Islands
United States
Weather Outlook for Virginia under High Pressure
A large weak high pressure system keeps Virginia warm and humid with only slight changes over the next few days. Scattered showers and thundershowers are possible, mainly in the southeast, with highs in the upper 60s and mild nights continuing.
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Virginia
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