Rock Tossing Children Arrested in Saigon Riot
About 300 rock throwing youths under 15 were dragged from Vo Truong Toan Boys School and Trung Vuong Girls School as combat police, Marines, and special forces cleared streets. Mothers wept while parents and officials feared further demonstrations in a tense Saigon under martial law.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vo Truong Toan
Trung Vuong Girls School
Army
U.S
Chancery
Mrs Nhu May State Viet Nam Case Before U N
Saigon AP report says Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu sister in law to President may address the United Nations to present South Vietnam views. An official notes the first lady could appear, while another says South Vietnam is not a UN member. Résignations follow pagoda raids. Buddhist-repression charges urged for UN General Assembly opening Sept 17.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo U
Presiden
Ngo Dinh Diem
United Nations
South Viet Nam
Tran -van Choc
Cheung
Army to Return Cavalry Regiment From Europe
The Army plans to bring back an armored cavalry regiment from Europe by year end, reducing West Germany based tank units from four to three. The unit would help screen the Iron Curtain and delay a Soviet invasion as U S 7th Army and allies move to position. It is unclear whether the 3rd Regiment from Fort Meade or another unit will be recalled.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Europe
West Germany
Iron Curtain
U.S
7Th Army
Berlin
United States
Ft. Meade
Germany
Robert S. McNamara
Mystery worm fascinates Highland Ave group
A group of Highland Ave girls brought a long thin worm to The Gown Crier asking what it was. It measured 6 to 8 inches, was hairline thin with no visible head or tail, and both ends bore tiny black specks. The weatherman forecasts fair tonight and Sunday with possible showers in the southwest. temperatures expected 70 to 75.
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Highland Ave
Crier
Tuorrew
VFW to Honor Charter Members at Local Post Meeting
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 will honor its charter members at the monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at 222 E Piccadilly St. Of 73 original members 25 are deceased and 11 have moved away with the commander urging attendance.
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Post 2123
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. Piccadilly St
Wallace in New Crossfire Over Closing of Schools
Gov. George Wallace faces a new legal crossfire over desegregation driven school closings in Alabama. Federal judges order him to justify blocking steps, while suit seeks reopening of Huntsville and Birmingham schools. The case centers on Sonny Hereford and four Huntsville schools with 2,000 white pupils affected.
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Wallace
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
Huntsville
U. S. Dist
Prices Divide Between New York and Virginia Apple Buyers
Local growers complain New York processor prices are higher than those paid by area processors to Winchester producers. The Virginia Marketing Association calls the local price still unrealistic while New York prices show a 50 cent gap over area prices for larger sizes. Shenandoah Apple Valley Corp and Old Virginia Packing Co offer prices tied to National Fruit Product Co figures with Appalachia’s firms paying 46 cents more for past six years and 73 cents more for certain varieties than New York B varieties.
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New York
Winchester
Virginia Marketing Association
Apple
Ben Lacy
Front Royal
Shenandoah Apple Valley Corp
Old Virginia Packing Co
National Fruit Product Co
Appalachia
Body of Drowning Victim Recovered
Richmond man Ashby Whitaker aged 30 drowned when a fishing boat capsized in Chesapeake Bay. His body was recovered about 20 miles from the accident site by fishermen, Gloucester County officials announced.
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Richmond
Chesapeake Bay
Gloucester County
Ashby Whitaker
Labor Day Signals Robust Economic Turn
The economy showed strength as Labor Day approached with rising auto output for 1964 models and steel production trending up. Ford and rivals forecast 7.5 million passenger car sales this year and 7 million next, while the Dow hit an all time high on strong corporate earnings.
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AP Business News
New York
Lee A. Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Chrysler
Wall Street
Monthly Economic Review
Two Hurt When Car Leaves Route 11 and Overturns
A car left Route 11 south of Middletown and overturned injuring two men. Driver James Dinsmore, 22, from Saltville, and passenger Ernest Blevins, 27, from Germantown Md, were treated for head cuts at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. The wreckage scattered along the embankment and nearby trees.
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Route 11
Middletown
S. L. Lee
Lee
James Richard Dinsmore
Route 1
Saltville
Ernest McGuire Blevins
Germantown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Middletown Fire Co
Senate split over limited nuclear test ban treaty
Sen. Saltonstall said he would vote for ratification while Sen. Goldwater planned to oppose. Leadership projects at least 67 votes for approval as debate opens Monday, with Russell and Stennis set against the pact.
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Washington
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Republicaton
Saltonstall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
Dmiss
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Russell
Georgia
Martinsburg Man Fatally Shot Early Near Home
Martinsburg, West Virginia a 35 year old Earl Nesmith was shot five times with a .22 caliber weapon and died at a local hospital. Sam Oliver 22 was taken in for questioning. Nesmith leaves a widow and two children and worked for National Fruit Products Co. Inc. He was born in White Hall.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Earl Eugene Nesmith
Eldridge Baker
Nesmith
Sam T. Oliver
Baker
National Fruit Products Co., Inc
White Hall
Krebiozen Found Ineffective Against Cancer Says Welfare Dept
Welfare Department announced that Krebiozen is an inexpensive chemical and ineffective against cancer. It identified Creatine in a powder sample provided to an FDA inspector and noted prior tests showed no tumor response even at high doses. The agency also contrasted production costs with sponsor estimates and discussed ongoing studies on creatine dissolved in mineral oil.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
National Cancer Institute
Chicago
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Krebiozen
FDA
Miss America Winner Will Be Known About Midnight
Beauties Judy Short of Alabama and Rosanne Tueller of the District of Columbia achieved a rare double by leading in both talent and swimsuit during the final stage of the Miss America pageant. Short, 18, Birmingham Southern College freshman, won talent with Hora Staccato on marimba and swimsuit honors. Tueller, 20, a Brigham Young University junior, claimed swimsuit and talent on Thursday.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Alabama
District of Columbia
Judy Short
Rosanne Tueller
Judy
Birmingham
Birmingham Southern College
Miss District of Columbia
Brigham Young University
Rosanne
McLean, Vi
Paris
Fires Threaten Parana as Toll Rises Across Brazil
A series of wind driven fires in Parana state devastates coffee country with at least 49 dead and about 500 injured. U S Peace Corps medical and firefighting teams join Brazilian crews along with Navy ships diverted to Paranagua for aid.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Parana
U.S. Peace Corps
U.S
Paranagua
Peace Corps
Gordon Mein
Curitiba
U S Spent 20 Million to Replace Diem
Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thue says the United States spent 20 million dollars to replace his brother Ngo Dinh Diem as president of South Vietnam. The 65 year old prelate arrived from Saigon to attend the Vatican Ecumenical Council resuming Sept. 29 after a nine month recess, as quoted by Giornale D'Italia.
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Rome
Ngo Dinh Thue
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Weather Pattern Brings Warm September Virginia
Richmond AP reports a pressure system in the Atlantic is guiding a warm spell across Virginia. Expect temperatures near seasonal norms with unsettled skies and periods of sun as the front moves through.
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Richmond
Wiétte Atlantic Ay
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