Johnson warns China against aiding Viet Cong at UCLA
President Johnson denounced outsiders aiding Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam as a dangerous game while stressing greater global civil war among Communists. He spoke at UCLA during a ceremony honoring Johnson and Mexico’s Adolfo Lopez Mateos, ahead of Palm Springs talks.
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Cyprus Crisis Delayed as UN Seeks Peace Plan
UN Secretary-General U Thant won a postponement of the Security Council debate on Cyprus to Monday while he pursues his plan. Private talks reported broad agreement on goals including an international peace force, an impartial mediator, and a Security Council guarantee of Cyprus independence and territorial integrity. A Cyprus government rep said a mediator should be named and the force linked to the council through a committee headed by Thant.
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Man Destroys Ten Windows at Colorado Mall
Lewis McClung, 46, walked through a Littleton shopping center Thursday and threw a soft drink bottle through ten plate glass windows. He was arrested by sheriff's deputies on a charge of malicious mischief, saying he does not like shopping centers.
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Firehouse Sex Ring Investigated
Fire Commissioner Edward Thompson suspended five firemen including the Engine Co. 35 captain over reports that women of ill repute frequented a Manhattan fire house on East 119th Street. An investigation found unauthorized civilians visited, with the third floor quarters reportedly involved. Formal charges and a departmental hearing will follow next week.
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Monarch King Paul Undergoes Emergency Stomach Surgery
In Athens the 62 year old King Paul of Greece underwent an emergency stomach ulcer operation. A royal medical bulletin from the Royal Palace said the operation was successful. Dr N Tsamboulas said the king is all right and the procedure went very well. The bulletin gave no details on duration.
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Turk Premier Escapes Assassination Attempt in Ankara
Inonu, 79, escaped unharmed when a 38 year old power station foreman fired three shots as he left his Ankara office. The would be assassin named Misut was arrested. Police recorded the assailant’s claim that the act would be for the good of the country. Inonu has decades of political service including 14 years as premier under Ataturk.
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NAACP Boycotts Paper After Segregation Ad
The Warren NAACP calls a boycott of the Warren Tribune Chronicle after the paper refused to alter policy. Subscriptions fell and readers reacted after an ad from Citizens Councils of America quoted Lincoln on segregation. NAACP attorney John L. Breckenridge condemned the quotes as unsubstantiated and offensive.
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Bride Killed by Husband in Columbus Slaying
Ex convict David E. Thompson 21 admitted strangling his wife Diane 18 after she was found dead in a south Columbus home where she baby sat. Second degree murder charges were filed.
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Captain Sacane Faces Air Force Fitness Board
Air Force Captain Harold K. Sacane, 31, 6 feet 2 inches, 221 1 2 pounds, is jeopardizing a 11 year career after a board of three colonels recommended his dismissal for not meeting prescribed fitness standards. He fasted and used reducing pills but remained 221 pounds, with Lucane testifying he fasted up to five days and saw only limited weight loss.
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Ohio Population Grows by 559 807 Since 1960 Census
Ohio’s population rose to 10,266,204 last July, the Development Department reported. The gain of 559,807 people marks a 5.8 percent increase since the 1960 census.
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Unwanted Funds Allocate for Defense Research Bill
The House approved a 16.9 billion defense authorization with 92 million for research on a manned bomber and a manned interceptor, though it was not requested by Defense Secretary McNamara. The vote was 336 to 0. the measure sets spending limits rather than mandating actual spending.
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Ruby's Lawyers Strike Sixth Juror in Dallas Murder Trial
In the Dallas murder case of Jack Ruby the defense used its sixth peremptory challenge, eliminating Bill Bohannan the 30th potential juror. Bohannan, a salesman, had not watched Oswald’s televised shooting. Caesar Belli sat with his mother in the rear jury row as Joe Tonnhill pressed for open minds. Max E. Causey was selected as the first juror. both sides hold 15 challenges.
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Flash Fire Kills Eight in West Side Home
A flash fire set off by a burning mattress swept through a West Side Chicago home killing seven children and a man who died while trying to rescue four boys and three girls. The parents and one other child escaped as the father James Alford, 37, suffered serious burns and smoke inhalation.
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Route 33 Relocation Wins Support At Public Hearing
Public hearing in Athens County backs a $2 million plan to relocate 4.5 miles of Route 33 from south of Route 691 to the west Chauncey four lane segment. Officials say the limited access highway will be four lanes with a 40 foot median and two lanes added to part of the existing road. Supporters include Nelsonville official Vic Oakley county commissioner James Edwards auto club manager Ed Nay lor and coal operator Cottingham who also touted an Athens by pass when feasible.
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Court Upholds Right to Reentry Without Passport
A federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled unconstitutional a law penalizing U S citizens for leaving and re entering the United States without a valid passport The 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals threw out the conviction of Negro journalist William Worthy for allegedly re entering the United States without a passport Worthy of Boston is a correspondent for the Baltimore Afro American and the only American indicted for re entering without a passport
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Kaiser Worker Killed In Aluminum Plant Accident
Garrison Garrison, 33, of Ravenswood was crushed in a Kaiser Aluminum casting department accident at 3 p.m. He died at Holzer Hospital at 4:45 p.m. from massive internal injuries after a stack of six 1000 pound aluminum saws toppled onto him. Survived by widow Janet Hancock and three children Jackie Eugene II Stephen Allen and Pamela Jo plus parents and siblings. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Ohio Development officials hail three live wire prospects
Columbus officials of the Ohio Department of Development returned from an industry seeking trip to Milwaukee Thursday night and said the visit paid off in three live wire prospects.
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Sinatra and son may be recalled in kidnap trial
In Los Angeles Frank Sinatra and his son, both named as star government witnesses, could be recalled next week as defense witnesses in the trial of three men charged with kidnapping Frank Sinatra Jr.
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