Editors Alarm Over Obstacles in South Viet Nam
The American Society of Newspaper Editors told President Kennedy it is alarmed by indications that obstacles are placed in the way of American reporters in South Viet Nam. ASNE cites claims that Vietnamese secret police assaulted reporters and damaged cameras, with hostility toward press reporting. The journalists cited include AP’s Malcolm Browne and Peter Arnett, who sent telegrams to the White House protesting the incident.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
ASNE
Viet Nam
Herbert Brucker
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Hertford
As Your
Malcolm W. Browne
Peter Arnett
Associated Press
White House
West Coast Growers Vote on Apple Ad Fund Increase
Apple growers in Washington State will vote in August on raising the advertising assessment from 10 to 12 cents per 100 pounds of cone apples shipped fresh. If approved by a majority of voters and acreage, the Washington State Apple Commission would gain about 240 dollars annually in promotional funds.
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Yakima
Wash
Washington State
Apple Commission
Marsh urges distrust of Soviets and defense prep
U.S. Representative John O. Marsh Jr. told a Luray church audience that the Soviets have broken every international agreement and seek world power, warning against hoping for peace from them. He urged strong defenses, nuclear restraint, and upholding a Judaic Christian heritage while preserving church state separation.
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Luray
Rep. Marsh
Kremlin
God
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Italy rocked by quakes and storms across Rome area
Earthquakes rainstorms and fatal lightning struck Italy last weekend. A quake trembled a 150 mile square Appennine zone north and east of Rome injuring three women. thousands fled trembling buildings yet no injuries reported. Lightning killed five farmers and three others. torrential rain spurred numerous traffic accidents.
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Rome
Italy
Riviera
Cardinal Leger Joins Protestants In Unity Prayer
In Montreal a Roman Catholic cardinal joined Protestant and Orthodox leaders in a unity prayer at the Fourth World Conference on Faith and Order. Paul Emile Cardinal Leger's attendance marked a first for a high Catholic clergyman at a World Council of Churches meeting seen as boosting ecumenical ties. About 2,000 people attended at the University of Montreal as Leger urged fellowship beyond divisions and praised the council's work in faith and order.
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Montreal
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger
World Council of Churches
University of Montreal
Cardinal Leger
World Council
Efficiency expert misses schedule in St Joseph study
An efficiency expert hired to study a local office failed to appear on the first scheduled day. He then set a 9 a.m. start for the rescheduled study but called at 11 a.m. to say he would arrive at 11 30 a.m. resulting in questions about his fit for the job.
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ST. Joseph
Paris Dress Designer Hedges On Hemlines
Paris fashion notes from Paris designer Jacques Esterel as hemline lengths vary from knee to two inches below the knee. He favors knee high looks paired with gaiters and features peasant shirts for winter. Esterel showcases flowing gowns, cape backs, and hooded coats with built in pillboxes signaling a softer antifreeze trend.
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Esterel
Griffin sprayer halts ferocious dogs with chili pepper spray
A Griffin firm produces a button spray repellant based on oleoresin capsicum. The pepper extract in mineral oil delivers a 15 foot stream that causes a temporary burning in eyes nose and mouth. Found by two University of Georgia professors, it is recommended for anyone facing vicious dogs including postmen.
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Griffin,ga
University of Georgia
Death by Own Action From State Building Fall
Police say a former New York mental patient leaped to his death from the 86th floor after shaking off a guard. The man scaled the building and jumped from the observation deck, dying at Pilgrim State Hospital on Long Island.
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New York
State Building
Adolph Eberhardt Wins Life Insurance Heir Claim in Venice
In Venice California AP reports Adolph Eberhardt received a life insurance payout after beating a 100000 to 3 to qualify as beneficiary amid a legal dispute. Court action confirmed his claim over the policy proceeds.
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Calif
Adolph
Eberhardt
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