Vietnamese Troops Ordered to Shoot into Illegal Gatherings
In Saigon urgent orders told security forces to fire on any illegal gathering amid a Buddhist crisis. Ambassador Lodge met with Ngo Dinh Nhu and President Diem to relay U.S. views as mass arrests and martial law followed demonstrations.
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Saigon
9AP
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
M Today
Lodge
Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Frederick E. Nolting
Ton That Dinh
U S Students Who Visited Cuba About to Fly Home
Fifty four American students who visited Cuba and faced State Department scrutiny hope to fly from Madrid to New York on Thursday. The group includes Barry Hoffman and Harvard student Todd Stuart, with others detained by passport checks and police. One member died in Havana earlier, two pregnant women did not board homeward flight, and arrests were possible for violating the Cuba travel ban. Leaders promise a public meeting in New York in mid September.
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Madrid
Spain
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
New York
Barry Hoffman
Brookline
Mass
Bermuda
Todd Stuart
E. Christopher Stuart
Boyce
Harvard
U.S
FBI
Hoffman
Levi Laub
Havana
Warren Hill
Brooklyn
Charles N. Buchanan
County Man Dies As Trucks Crash On Rt 81 Site
A Frederick County man, Alvis Johnson, 38, of Stephens City, died in a two truck crash on a Rt 81 construction site two miles north of Stephens City. Ray Lowell Anderson of Yellow Spring drove the other 10 wheeler. Johnson was thrown and run over. the accident occurred near 4 14 p m. The death is not counted in highway toll as the site is private property until completion. Johnson's survivors include wife Thelma and two sons Robert Lee and Michael Wayne, plus parents, siblings, and in laws. Funeral arrangements are pending at Jones Funeral Home.
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Rt. 81
Frederick County
Stephens City
Alvis Johnson
Rt. 1
Wiley M. Jackson Construction Co
Roanoke
Ray Lowell Anderson
Yellow Spring
Burkholder & Burkholder
D. A. Sheetz
Sheetz
Thelma Aline Johnson
Robert Lee
Michael Wayne Johnson
Lester Johnson
Mt. Jackson
Frances Singer
Ethyl Gochenour
Arlington
Sally Mauck
Ohio
Eisenhower Presses Anti-Aggression Reservation on Test Ban
Former President Eisenhower urges a reservation to allow U S use of nuclear weapons to halt aggression affecting vital interests. He sent a letter to Sen Fulbright backing the pact while seeking a sole U S judge policy on weaponry timing. Magnuson signals possible quick agreement, noting the proposal aligns with existing reservations.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Miners Sailed to Surface Jokingly After 14 Day Cave-In Rescue
In Hazelton Pennsylvania Henry Throne and David Fellin emerged from more than 300 feet underground after a 14 day cave in. They were lifted in a safety harness in a dramatic rescue that drew worldwide attention.Louis Bova remains trapped 25 feet away behind debris, with drill attempts to reach him still unsuccessful. Throne called the ride to the surface the best he ever had. Both men, though grimy, were in excellent shape and taken to Hazelton State Hospital for examination.
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Hazelton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Throne
Fellin
H.B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Charmbury
Hazelton State Hospital
Bova
Drilling Drives Toward Escape Hole For 3rd Miner
In Hazleton Pennsylvania crews began a 174 inch escape hole for Louis Bova less than five hours after Henry Throne and David Fellin were rescued. A four inch lifeline hole was drilled toward the trapped miner as optimism grows that Bova, 42, may still be alive after 14 days underground.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Throne
Fellin
Bova
Stolen 17th Century King James I Seal At Jamestown Exhibit
State Police and James City County deputies search for a dark gold King James I seal valued at about $5,000. The 10 inch round seal, lent by Townsend Phillips of Palm Beach, Fla., was taken from the Old World Pavilion at Jamestown Festival Park Sunday. The item shows King James I on a horse and has been on loan since 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jaycee Pony League Picnic Reminder At Senseny Park
Mrs Morris reports a missing Penney's wrapped package after shopping at Bell Clothes Store. She believes someone took it thinking it was theirs and asks to return any extra package to 300 Meridan Ave. If found call 662 5518 before 5 15 p m tomorrow at Rotary Shelter Senseny Park.
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Jaycee Pony League
Rotary
Senseny Park
Howard Morris
Meridan Ave
Bell Clothes
Weather Turns Fair After Brief Cool Air Mass
A cool air mass that moved over Virginia a few days ago lingered, prompting a forecast of continued fair and pleasant weather. The lingering coolness kept daytime readings modest and skies clear across the region.
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Virginia
Law May Be Too Late To Avert Rail Strike
The Senate struggled to move a bill to prevent a nationwide railroad strike with Thursday looming. A railroad spokesman said carriers would not extend their deadline despite talk of emergency measures. The clock tightens as 12:01 a.m. Thursday nears.
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Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
D-Wash
Mansfield
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Fulbright
J. E. Wolfe
Mike
Senate leaders urge railroads to delay work rules
Bulletin from Washington reports Senate leaders asking railroads to postpone imposing new work rules that could trigger a strike on Thursday, while the chief carrier negotiator said he saw no reason for a delay.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Bulletin Washington
Engle Undergoes Brain Surgery
Sen Clair Engle of California underwent brain surgery on Saturday and is in fine condition. An aide said a small amount of brain tissue was removed and sent for testing to rule out malignancy or complications, with final lab results due in a few days. Engle, first elected to the Senate in 1958, has a reelection bid next year.
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Washington
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Engle
Charles Bosley
Senate
House
Massive Civil Rights March Faces Transport Fears and Strike
Washington prepares for a large civil rights march with estimates from 100000 to 250000 as rail unions threaten a midnight strike if new work rules take effect. Organizers pledge nonviolence, while officials seek to move thousands by special trains and buses before the deadline.
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Washington
Congress
Final Clearance Summer Dresses and Trunk Show Invite
Final clearance offers dresses at five ten and eighteen dollars from Wenders Inc. The Stork Set for boys and girls sizes provided. Rouss Pire Co presents a picnic exchange for shelter members. An invitation to a trunk showing of Rothmoor suits and Hodgson hats and dresses on Friday and Saturday.
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Rouss Pire CO
Rothmoor Suits
Margaret L. Hodgson
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Secret Police
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nhu
JFK
Parens
Dinh
University of Saigon
Ritwerk
Ual
New York Town Hall
Lee Raisher
Miami
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Columbia Furnace
Earl and
Martha Helsley Johnson
U.S. Navy
Stephens City Mennonite Church
The
Jones Funeral Home
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Norris Cotton
N.H
Miner
Chloe
Posner
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Railway
National Press Club
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Randolph
Wender’s Inc
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