Merge pull request #363 from HistoryAtState/fix-frus1961-63v03_d163

Correct footnote placement

Author: joewiz

volumes/frus1961-63v03.xml

@@ -29810,7 +29810,7 @@
                         <p>1146. <gloss target="#t_CINCPAC1">CINCPAC</gloss> for <gloss
                                 target="#t_POLAD1">POLAD</gloss>. At about 1000 hours this morning
                             Buddhist bonze burned himself to death<note n="2" xml:id="d163fn2"
-                                >according to a report by <gloss target="#t_COMUSMACV1"
+                                >According to a report by <gloss target="#t_COMUSMACV1"
                                     >COMUSMACV</gloss> on June 12, the incident took place shortly
                                 after 11 a.m. The <gloss target="#t_MACV1">MACV</gloss> report
                                 identified the bonze who died as Quang Duc, estimated the supporting
@@ -29820,22 +29820,23 @@
                                 the South Vietnamese Government after the May 8 incident in Hue.
                                 (Telegram 121015Z from <gloss target="#t_ADMINO1">Admino</gloss>
                                 <gloss target="#t_COMUSMACV1">COMUSMACV</gloss> to the Joint Chiefs
-                                of Staff, June 12; <hi rend="italic">Ibid.</hi>)</note> at corner
-                            Phan Dinh Phung and Le Van Duyet Streets in Saigon. Preliminary
+                                of Staff, June 12; <hi rend="italic">Ibid.</hi>) <p>Quang Duc’s
+                                    suicide was photographed by <persName corresp="#p_BM1">Malcolm
+                                        Browne</persName> of Associated Press. Several American
+                                    newsmen had been informed in advance that something important
+                                    might happen that morning near Xa Loi Pagoda, but only <persName
+                                        corresp="#p_BM1">Browne</persName> responded. His
+                                    photograph, taken an instant after the flames erupted, was
+                                    published around the world. In <persName corresp="#p_MJ1">John
+                                        Mecklin</persName>’s view, the photograph “had a shock
+                                    effect of incalculable value to the Buddhist cause, becoming a
+                                    symbol of the state of things in Vietnam.” (Mecklin, <hi
+                                        rend="italic">Mission in Torment</hi>, p. 157)</p></note> at
+                            corner Phan Dinh Phung and Le Van Duyet Streets in Saigon. Preliminary
                             information indicates Bonze (name unknown) was surrounded by massed
                             ranks of from 200 to 300 Bonzes, applied gasoline to robe, and ignited
                             it. Police tried vainly break through ranks of Bonzes. Embassy officer
                             has viewed body. Burning viewed by crowd of 400-500 spectators.</p>
-                        <p>Quang Duc’s suicide was photographed by <persName corresp="#p_BM1"
-                                >Malcolm Browne</persName> of Associated Press. Several American
-                            newsmen had been informed in advance that something important might
-                            happen that morning near Xa Loi Pagoda, but only <persName
-                                corresp="#p_BM1">Browne</persName> responded. His photograph, taken
-                            an instant after the flames erupted, was published around the world. In
-                                <persName corresp="#p_MJ1">John Mecklin</persName>’s view, the
-                            photograph “had a shock effect of incalculable value to the Buddhist
-                            cause, becoming a symbol of the state of things in Vietnam.” (Mecklin,
-                            Mission in Torment, p. 157)</p>
                         <p>Crowd orderly but growing. Police maintaining Bonzes in places and
                             refusing permit procession to continue. Reportedly another Bonze
                             prepared disembowel himself in protest today.</p>