Uprising Against Diem Believed to Be Smashed
AP dispatch reports that loyalist forces recaptured Saigon radio and key sites after a pre-dawn coup attempt by paratroopers and marines. Insurgents were said to have surrendered and rebel leaders were captured or fled toward Nhatrang, with Diem urging calm and promising punishment.
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Diem
HA van Tran
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Leyorces
Reb
Nguyen Nh Thi
Nhatrang
Viet Nam
le van Kim
Tryong Vinh le
National Assembly
Liberation Forces
Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem Seen As Fiercely Anti Communist
Reporter Morin describes Ngo Dinh Diem as a strong willed leader in Saigon who portrays himself as a resolute anti Communist fighter. Insurgents attacked his palace as fighting flared in Saigon and Diem appeared possibly prisoner amid turmoil in South Viet Nam.
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Sauh Vie Nam
Relman Morin
Morin Washington
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Indo-China
Dien Bien Phu
North Viet Nam
Diem
Bowler Nears World Record In Triplicates Event
Doug Conner of the Sealtest duckpinners bowled 144 141 on Wednesday night, needing a strike in his final shot for three straight, missing on a seven count spare. The 42 set fell one short of the season record in the A League, boosting his team to two games over Sears in a postponed match. A Linden Valley Pike billboard blocks a driveway, and grouse sightings rise with a window breakage note. Jancie Murray, 11, won 50 dollars in a national coin guessing contest.
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Doug Conner
Sealtest
Man Who Fatally Shot Wife And Wounded Child Jailed
Elkin North Carolina AP report says 30 year old Ray Harris killed his wife Lola Harris after an all night argument and wounded 6 year old Jimmy Harris. Harris was captured in Chatham Virginia and returned to North Carolina after extradition waiver.
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Elkin
N. C
Dobson
Ray Harris
Chatham
U. S
Harris
Surry County
North Carolina
Susie Stokes
Lola
Jimmy Harris
Charlie Nixon
Jimmy
Morganton
John Ben
Fries Will Leaves Funds to Lutherans and Homes
Charles W Fries died November 2 and left his estate about 63154 to the Lutheran Church and affiliated charities. Grace Lutheran Church will receive between 25000 and 30000 for its new Sunday School Building. Executor Ralph P Yount to distribute 5000 to the Lowman Home for the Aged and Helpless at White Rock South Carolina the Lutheran Children's Home of the South at Salem the American Bible Society the Lutheran Synod of Virginia for Missions and the Mountain Mission School at Grundy. The remainder goes to the current Sunday School building project to aid its swift completion.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Charles W. Fries
Mr. Hines
Ralph P. Yount
Lowman Home
White Rock
S.C
Lutheran Children’s Home
Othe South
Salem
American Bible Society
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
H Missions
Mountain Mission School
Grundy
Louisiana In Crucial School Fight
Attorneys for Negro plaintiffs urged Judge J Skelly Wright to halt actions blocking integration of New Orleans public schools. NAACP filed for injunction while state leaders prepared an 11th hour bid to prevent desegregation as five Negro girls were due to enter first grade. Orleans Parish School Board's authority was disputed amid a special legislative committee push to override the board.
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New Orleans
J. Skelly Wright
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Sgood Marshall
New York
Risley Tribe
Napoleonville
Orleans Parish
Rche
Redmond
James F. Redmond
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Lloyd J. Rittiner
Schoo
U. S. Dist
Kennedy Still Holds Thin Lead In Vote Count
President hopeful Kennedy remains ahead with 50.2 percent of the national popular vote as official returns from most voting units show him at 33,627,229 to Nixon's 33,348,397. Kennedy leads in 22 states with 332 electoral votes while Nixon carries 25 states with 191 electoral votes. Unpledged electors in Mississippi and Alabama not counted in totals.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Alaska
Mississippi
Alabama
Nixon aides expect no electoral upset despite GOP push
Republicans cling to possible gains from recounts and absentee ballots as Nixon aides say final popular vote may lean to Nixon. Morton sought rechecks in 11 states, but Nixon was not consulted and aides expect no change to Kennedy’s electoral edge.
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Spoksmen
Nixon
GOP
Thurston B. Morton
Morton
Kennedy
Herbert G. Klein
Robert Finch
St . Pier
Wm Pee E
Finch
Klein
Ilinois
Texas
Delaware
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Miami
Fla
Kléin
California
Kennedy Begins Florida Vacation After Victory
President-elect John F. Kennedy arrives in Palm Beach for a two week rest at his father Joseph Kennedy’s home. He plans limited campaigning planning for January 20 transfer amid crowd cheers and a Texas conference with Lyndon Johnson next Wednesday.
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Fila
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Hyannis Port
Mass
Washington
Jacqueline
Caroline
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Jack
Atta
Jack Old Boy
L. Billings
New York
Police Issue Bicycle Regulations for local riders
New rules set by the Police Department require bicycle inspection and licensing and restrict riding with more than one person or on a wrong way street. Licenses cost 25 cents and are lifetime unless lost, with transfer on bicycle trades. Riding at night requires lights and reflectors. MEMORIAL SERVICES announced for Sun Nov 13 at South End Fire Co Hall.
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Police Department
Cap
Joseph C. Ritter
Handley School
Sgt
Holmes McFarland
John Kerr
Quarles
Virginia Avenue
Douglas
Memorial Services Sun
South End Fire Co
Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Ave
Eisenhower Urges Strengthened Human Rights Week
President Eisenhower, during a golf vacation, called Americans to strengthen human rights at home to aid global equality. He proclaimed the week of December 10 as Human Rights Week and urged conscience and free, responsible efforts to advance peace with justice. In a second proclamation he urged Thanksgiving aid to the hungry abroad via relief agencies.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Eihower
Hospital opens to admissions then may close again
Memorial Hospital briefly opened to admissions after crowding but could close at any time again. Acting administrator Carl Napps said admissions might continue only for a time and that several discharges this morning allowed some new admissions.
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Carl Napps
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