Security Council To Probe Touchy Cyprus Dispute
The Cyprus dispute goes before the UN Security Council as Britain and the United States seek to head off Turkish and Greek military intervention. An international force linked to the UN may be proposed to prevent further fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Archbishop Makarios urged restraint while vowing resistance to threats.
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Denies He Discussed Hoffa Jury in Nashville Trial
West Virginia businessman Nicholas J. Tweel testified he never discussed James Hoffa’s 1962 jury with the government’s chief witness Edward G. Partin. Tweel, 39, Huntington, testified as Hoffa conspirac y trial defense continues in Nashville.
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Rubens Painting Worth $1 Million Stolen in Brussels
A Rubens work titled The Negro's Head worth at least $1 million was stolen from the Brussels Museum of Ancient Art. Thieves entered via a glass roof from scaffolding, descended by a 20 foot rope ladder, and escaped with the 20 by 25 inch canvas.
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Army helicopter crash kills three at Fort Stewart
An Army helicopter crashed and burned at Fort Stewart near Hinesville Georgia on Sunday killing three occupants and injuring another.
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White husband held in death of Middleport wife
Meigs County officials held 34 year old Jack L Osler on suspicion of homicide in the shotgun death of his wife Anna Margaret Osler 33 at their Oliver Street home. The couple's eight year old son told officials their father fired the gun. The gun was found on the bed and the suspect claimed self defense after an argument. The children were placed in care and the body autopsied.
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Ohio Five Day Forecast Temperatures Near Normal
Five day forecast for Ohio shows average temperatures near normal with highs 40 to 46 and lows 24 to 28. Expect minor daily changes and total precipitation of half to three quarters of an inch as rain or snow Tuesday night or Wednesday and again later in the week.
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Ruby Bid For Acquittal Denied At Opening Trial
Jack Ruby faced trial for murder of Lee Harvey Oswald as his lawyers Melvin Belli and Joe Tonnhill sought a directed verdict of acquittal based on a Jan. 29 30 neurological exam showing brain damage. Judge Joe B Brown overruled the motion stating the issue belongs to the jury. The defense also pressed double jeopardy and res judicata motions tied to bond and transfer hearings. the judge noted no Texas provision for double jeopardy.
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McNamara and LeMay Clash Over Missile Reliability
Secret testimony to the House Armed Services Committee showed Secretary McNamara and General LeMay contradicting each other on missile reliability and the figures cited. The dispute implicates political risk for Goldwater as he underscores missile doubts while urging more bomber funding. a transcript release is anticipated Tuesday to shed further light on the two week hearings that began January 27.
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Suspect Held In Viet Nam Bombing In Saigon Theater
A wounded rickshaw driver is held as a prime suspect after a bombing at a U S theater in Saigon that killed three Americans and wounded 51 including women and children. Nine Vietnamese injured. A military policeman and a Marine captain among the dead. Security tightened for American personnel in the capital.
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Air Search Continues For Plane Missing In Ohio
An air search continues for a missing twin engine plane carrying four aboard including two real estate men. The aircraft piloted by James Mixon left Detroit for Akron Canton Airport and was to survey building sites in Northeast Ohio. Passengers include Harry E. Black a Detroit area real estate representative and his 12 year old son Edward and George Drake a Wilton Connecticut real estate developer.
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Tax Compromise Possible By Midweek For Johnson Bill
Conferees resume work on the tax bill with a chance a compromise measure could be ready by Wednesday. If approved it may reach President Johnson for signature next week easing take home pay by mid March. The talks compare House 11.2 billion and Senate 11.9 billion cuts. A civil rights bill aid package arrives in the Senate today. House banking hearings on the housing bill begin with Robert C. Weaver as first witness. A Senate subcommittee meets Wednesday and a House Labor panel opens hearings on double time overtime to spur employment.
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Khrushchev Welcomes Zhivkov On Bulgarian Visit
Premier Khrushchev greeted Bulgaria’s premier and Communist Party chief Todor Zhivkov at a Moscow railway station for an official visit.
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Freighter Collides With Offshore Oil Rig Off Morgan City
The Coast Guard said a 475 foot Ecuadorian freighter collided with an offshore oil rig about 75 miles southwest of Morgan City early today.
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Mother Five Children Die In Apartment Fire
In Cleveland East Side a mother Dorothy Dotson 31 and four children died in a blaze that trapped them in a back bedroom. The father Theotis Dotson survived with injuries after leaping from a second story window. Linda 10 died later at Poly Clinic Hospital.
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Jail Break In Lawrence County Five Escape Ironton Jail
Four jailbreakers remained at large after five men escaped the Lawrence County Jail early Sunday. David Lee Brammer, 24, of Ironton, was captured within an hour after the escape by cutting through basement bars.
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Union Asks LBJ Enter Wheat Fight
Maritime union officials urged President Johnson to intervene personally to prevent an international crisis over a wheat shipment to Russia. They demand at least half of the grain go in U S flag vessels, arguing Kennedy pledged this though officials say not enough American ships are available.
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CORE Calls Moratorium in Cincinnati Schools
The Congress of Racial Equality urged a three week moratorium on boycotts and demonstrations in Cincinnati public schools. CORE passed the no boycott resolution to foster a climate for open negotiations and to reopen lines of communication.
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Mass Funeral For Four Victims Of Young Slayer
Four members of an Athens County farm family are to be laid to rest in separate services in Parkersburg tomorrow after Rudy Zamora 20 fatally shot them then killed himself as police closed in. Zamora a former Texas mental patient died by his own hand. two survivors were wounded.
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Sneak Snowstorm Hits New England
A northeast storm with gale winds dumped up to 18 inches of snow across New England and caused at least 13 deaths. Four women drowned in Maine after their car left U S 1, while others died of heart attacks from shoveling. Snow totals included 18 inches in Plymouth New Hampshire and heavy accumulations in Worcester Bedford and Brunswick.
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Sinatra Jr. To Leave For Europe Amid Kidnapping Case
Federal hearings on the Sinatra Jr. kidnapping resume as defense fears the alleged victim may be released to Europe. Prosecutor Thomas Sheridan notes overseas contractual arrangements must be met in coming days.
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