| Show vw rwi- -J Boyish Hero of Viet Couj Rises as Popular Figure The Salt Lake Tribune 'V ' 's By Associated Press tour of villages and hamlets HOI AN VIET NAM Dec 7-near the Communist border In this remote coastal town the His swashbnckling manner man who is fast becoming South Viet Nam’s most captivated villagers popular figure wound up with spectacular His words came through forceflourishes Saturday a stumping fully With a joke he answered catcalls Students lugged him on their shoulders SOME SAW potential danger in him others Said he is just what South Viet Nam needs He is Maj Gen Ton That Dinh 37 a hero of the coup that toppled the regime of President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Nhu Nov 2 1-- DINH GAVE his final speech of the tour from a balcony at provincial headquarters in Hoi An 150 miles southeast of Communist North Viet Nam Finishing with his characteristic flurry of gestures Dinh stood back as 5000 students burst into cheers Then the students charged up the steps hoisted him to their shoulders and carried him off Pi fcr- - Sunday December 8 1963 JJ mmm ‘ i or or --r- drink mixer de luxe mixer Removable stainless steel blades Glass jar marked in cups and ounces Great for any light mix- I ! - ing job! motor! 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Polished aluminum sole plate! “Select-O-Guide- army units Diem’s palace during the coup credited with prisoner camps will demonstrate engineering the revolt despite for more compensation Sunday the fact he had served as the in this normally quiet capital to start the toughest week Chan- military governor of Saigon under Diem and Nhu during the cellor Ludwig Erhard has had Buddhist religious crisis in his two months office During his speech at Hoi An a handful of students heckled Most of the spent years under miserable him on his relationship with Nhu One shouted out: conditions in the Soviet Union “You supported Nhu before With 35000 wounded veterans widows and orphans who will the revolution but then you Overthrew him Why?” demonstrate com- jn Tuesday they mand heavy support in Parlia-'meand among the voters Dinh beamed and replied: circumstances reErhard has stood firmly quire changing actions” At Quang Tri near the Comagainst their demands munist border Dinh strode Many of the wounded veterans through a wildly cheering crowd will drive past Etfiard’s office without or security and as Foreign Secretary R A Sut- mounted guards a platform ler of Britain arrives for a con-- ’ STUDENTS grabbed him and ference put a garland of flowers around TIIE DEMONSTRATORS his neck After a brief speech have official permission to drive they carried him back to his past the office on condition that waiting car they stay in the buses turn off Rumors have circulated retheir and refrain cently that a spit had developed from chanting slogans in chorus between Dinh and Minh and Nothing was said about Dong There is no open evidence that are bound to be draped of a split and Dong and Dinh around the buses often are seen together at Saigon night spots No serious violence Is expected at either marh NEVERTHELESS nt "Changing slogans Dirth’s Bonn is a peaceful place a riverside university town that has livened very little in nearly 15 years as the temporary West German capital The last demonstration was in power and prestige have surged upward since the coup and it is doubtful the junta would do anything at this point to oppose him 1958 ARRANGEMENTS FOR this week’s events have been made - with the police and the line of march carefully agreed on Erhard hiiqself a wounded veteran of World War I is holding firm against any Increase in his 1964 budget It already has a pension million hike of 650 marks (1G2 million dollars) in it The veterans’ organizations want an increase of 1200000000 marks (300 million dollars) but Erhard says they can have ihe rest only in 1965 Prison Routine To Playgir A New Life LONDON Dec 7 (UP I) — Christine Keeler once a pampered playgirl tumbled out of a hard and narrow prison cot at 6:30 am Saturday at the harsh cry of “Wakey Wakey” and set about the first routine chores of her h prison sen tence r?JACt Ve aS with'n one of purchase date free of charge if it proves workmanship Present the defective appliance to Pennev’s you’ll C0UrSe’ ths0uarantee des not aPP!V to from accident misuse or damage toAt’ATL65' apPianc? abuse toaster-broile- r automatic toaster Completely automatic! 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