Malaysia Indonesia and Philippines seek Borneo cease-fire terms
In Bangkok Malaysia Indonesia and the Philippines said they had reached some measures of agreement to make the Borneo cease-fire effective. They asked UN Secretary General U Thant to appoint Thailand as supervisor. Talks focused on Indonesian backed guerrillas in North Borneo and left British troop questions for later.
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Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Borneo
U Thant
Thailand
Robert F. Kennedy
Salvador P. Lopez
Tun Ab
Dul Razak
Subandrio
Borneo-Kalimantan
Kalimantan
Sabah
Sarawak
Brunei
Razak
North Borneo
Lines Are Drawn In Primary Fight
Ohio voters head to a May 5 primary as Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. leads five Democrats and two Republicans for the Senate seat held by Sen. Stephen M Young. Other Dems include Raymond Beringer Albert T Ball and William Hotchkiss. Republicans Taft Jr and Ted W Brown seek the nomination. The at large race also features five contenders, including Rep Oliver P Bolton and William L White. Dems Robert E Sweeney Richard D Kennedy and Charles J Carney compete for the at large seat.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
John H. Glenn
Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Raymond Beringer
Toledo
Albert T. Ball
William Hotchkiss
Akron
Robert Taft, Jr
Ted W. Brown
Taft
Oliver P. Bolton
William L. White
Mount Vernon
Robert E. Sweeney
Richard D. Kennedy
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
United Steelworkers
Army Alert Signals Tense Alabama Integration Crisis
Army infantry units from the 2nd Infantry Division and the 11th Air Assault Group were placed on alert for potential movement into east Alabama within 30 minutes. The fire at Notasulga water plant disrupted supplies as Mayor Rea barred Black students from Notasulga High School under a new fire ordinance amid a federal desegregation push.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Ft. Benning
Alabama
Associated Press
2Nd Infantry Division
11Th Air Assault Group
East Alabama
Colum
Notasulga High School
Rea
Justice Department
Montgomery
Opelika
Survivors Claim Yacht Was Rammed By Metal Object
Eleven survivors of the Hattie D yacht sinking off Cape Mendocino insist a metal object rammed the craft causing its loss. Coast Guard rescued ten men, the captain’s wife, and a German shepherd puppy from 30-foot waves as the Seattle vessel sank 25 miles off shore after departing Seattle January 24.
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Eureka
Calif
Hattie
California
Carl
Seattle
Cape Mendocino
Neah Bay
Washington
Four Syracuse students found safe on White Mountain peak
In New Hampshire four Syracuse University students were located on a mountain peak after six days of harsh winter conditions. An eight day search with heavy snow and 100 mph winds recovered the group on the fourth day of clear weather. The four young men disappeared during a planned four day hike and were rescued without injury.
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MT. Washington
N.H
Syracuse University
White Mountains
U S recalls ambassador from Ghana amid protests
The United States recalls its ambassador to Ghana, William P. Mahoney Jr., for consultations after anti American demonstrations in Accra. Officials say relations are not suspended, but the move signals displeasure while economic loan commitments remain under review.
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Washington
United States
Ghana
William P. Mahoney Jr
U. S
Mahoney
U.S
Publishers Sell Morgan County Paper
The Morgan County Herald was sold today by publishers Wilbur D. Matson and Paul H. Herron to Mr and Mrs Ray E. Barnes of Elwood Indiana. The Barnes family already owns daily papers in Kenton Ohio Elwood Indiana Pratt Kansas and Alamosa Colorado.
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Mcconnellville
Morgan County
Wilbur D. Matson
Paul H. Herron
Ray E. Barnes
Elwood
Ind
Barnes
Kenton
Ohio
Pratt
Kan
Alamosa
Colo
Southerners Rally Steamroller Cry Over Civil Rights Bill
Southern opposition voiced the steamroller cry as a bipartisan House coalition approved the key public accommodations section of the civil rights bill by a large vote. The measure would ban discrimination in hotels eating places and entertainment venues, facing a Senate battle yet.
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Washington
Senate
U S Urges Soviet Ban on Nuclear Weapons Transfers
In Geneva the United States urged the Soviet Union to join an immediate declaration banning the transfer of nuclear weapons to nations without them. Soviet delegate Semyon K. Tsarapkin ignored the proposal and attacked West Germany in his remarks.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
West Germany
Johnson Asked to Aid Ohio Unemployment Funds Recovery
President Johnson was urged by Governor Rhodes to intervene with Labor Secretary Wirtz to recover over 1 million dollars cut from Ohio's federal unemployment compensation funds. In Columbus the appeal was sent Wednesday. In Point Pleasant a bargaining session between Marietta Manufacturing Co. and striking union leaders was canceled today with no reason given.
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Columbus
Johnson
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Willard Wirtz
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Postponement Sought on Farm Extension Funds Cut
Columbus Gov James A Rhodes and the State Agriculture Department are urged to delay action on a Little Hoover Commission proposal to trim $600000 from farm extension funds.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
State Agriculture Department
Hoover Commission
Final Senate UK Slated Tonight On Tax Cut
The administration's 11.6 billion tax cut bill nears final Senate passage after House approval. Amendments hover on oil and gas depletion, while a Republican bid to repeal luxury excises failed 48-45. Senators Lausche and Young split on the issue as debate continues.
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Senate UK
Washington
Senate
House
GOP
Treasury
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Young
Lausche
Cleveland School Integration Plan Accepts by UFM
The United Freedom Movement accepted Cleveland's plan for immediate integration at three white schools using Hazeldell classes. Hazeldell pupils will join receiving schools as nonsegregated students. UFM ends picketing and boycott threats. Collinwood group considers plan. The board will vote Monday.
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Cleveland
United Freedom Movement
Cleveland School Board
Hazeldell
UFM
Collinwood Improvement Association
Albert A. Ballew
Association
Ballew
Beckwith Case Near Completion in Mississippi Murder Trial
In Jackson Mississippi final arguments were presented in the Byron de la Beckwith murder trial. Beckwith a 43 year old segregationist testified his rifle was stolen the day before Medgar Evers murder. Prosecutors said Beckwith killed Evers with a high powered rifle. Beckwith claimed his weapon matched a rifle found near the scene. A fresh fingerprint was found on the telescopic sight.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Greenwood
Evers
Cuba Cuts Water to Guantanamo Bay Base Over Fishermen
Havana Radio reports Cuba halted water service to the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base and will keep it off until 36 Cuban fishermen held in the United States are freed.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Naval Base
United States
ApolloMoon Recon Mission Sought After Ranger Failures
At Brooks Air Force Base a space envoy group urged an extra Apollo flight for a lunar reconnaissance mission. John Eggleston said NASA sentiment favors a self sufficient Apollo program not dependent on Ranger or Surveyor. The move follows Ranger VI failures to return lunar surface images, the 12th such mishap in U.S. attempts.
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Apollo
United States
Olympic Athletes Held For Car Theft
At Innsbruck Austria three members of the U S team a skier and two tobogganists were arrested for stealing a car and disturbing the peace a police spokesman said. The report notes other items about travel and arms sales but the readable element centers on the arrest.
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Innsbruck
Austria
U. S
Playmates Save Tots From Death In Pool
In Cincinnati two neighbor boys rescued James Byrd 3 and Kenneth Freel Jr 2 from three feet of water in a private East Side apartment pool. James suffered a skull fracture and was in critical condition. Kenneth was unhurt. Richard Waggoner 5 and Joey Jones 6 pulled them to safety after climbing under a fence and using a stick to reach Kenny and Jimmy.
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Cincinnati
James Byrd
Kenneth Freel Jr
James
Kenneth
Richard Waggoner
Joey Jones
Joey
Kenny
Jimmy
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