Cyprus forms 5000-man police to legalize irregulars
Hundreds of Greek Cypriots volunteer for Makarios new force as Turkish Cypriot leaders denounce the move while irregulars rise to about 30 000. The decision comes as the UN faces pressure to appoint an international peace team amid renewed clashes in Nicosia.
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Boom Project Is Dud
Oklahoma City officials debate the FAA sonic boom tests begun Feb 3 during six months of testing. Najeeb Halaby faced threats and was guarded by five detectives as he spoke at a civic club dinner and held a news conference. The City Council weighed halting the tests after receiving an anonymous threat.
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Najeeb Halaby
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Chamber of Commerce
Rights Backed By LBJ Campaign Speech
President Johnson opened his 1964 campaign with a civil rights push before 3000 Democrats in Miami Beach Florida. He stated full participation in society cannot be reserved to one color and pledged progress through legislation education and action until all barriers of intolerance are gone. Observers noted modest applause and a largely quiet crowd despite his firm stance.
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John F. Kennedy
Palm Beach
Tony Martin
Cyd Charisse
FBI Cracks Down On Rail Sabotage in Florida
President Johnson orders federal action after train dynamiting near his Palatka appearance. FBI to deploy 30 agents led by a chief inspector to curb violence in the Florida East Coast Railway strike amid bursts of sabotage.
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FBI
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Florida
Farris Bryant
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Wirtz
U.S. Official Outlines Viet Nam Alternatives
A U S official in Saigon lists three options for South Viet Nam including pressing China and North Vietnam, pursuing neutrality, or continuing the muddled policy. Most Americans here deem none fully acceptable and no major changes are expected soon amid ongoing war difficulties and reassessment at White House and Pentagon.
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Painless Slaughter Experiments Begin
An Ohio University electrical engineering team begins experiments using microwave radiation to anesthetize animals to develop humane slaughter methods. The work, supported by Ohio State University Veterinary Medicine, irradiates rabbit brains at up to 2270 million cycles per second at Ohio University radar labs on Radar Hill Athens. Dr Richard McFarland and Dr James Payne lead the project with assistant Lloyd Seifert on leave from RCA.
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James Payne
Ohio State
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RCA
Curfew Enforced for Princess Anne Riot Scene
A nightly curfew for anyone under 21 is in effect in Princess Anne following racially charged demonstrations and a clash between Maryland State College students and police. The curfew started at 9 15 p m Thursday and left sidewalks nearly empty by 11 p m. About 130 state police were deployed to maintain order as officials planned a meeting to address the unrest.
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Somerset County
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Fire Kills Ohio Man at Jackson Hotel Blaze
A hotel fire in Carthage Missouri killed two men and injured four others, two of them critically. Police identified the deceased as Gerald P. Crayton of Columbus Ohio and Charlie Watkins, an elderly hotel resident.
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Gerald P. Crayton
Columbus
Ohio
Charlie Watkins
Bloodiest Turnpike Will Undergo Study
Charleston West Virginia report notes the National Safety Council will study the 88 mile West Virginia Turnpike to explain why it is the nation s deadliest toll road since opening a decade ago. It records 115 deaths on a two lane toll road.
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W. Va
National Safety Council
West Virginia Turnpike
Glenns Fall Plans for Office Delayed by Injury
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. suffered a mild concussion from a fall in his Columbus apartment and is hospitalized at Grant Hospital. He planned to launch a Senate campaign next week, but appearances are canceled and Marine retirement is uncertain while he remains hospitalized.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
U.S. Senate
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Grant Hospital
Stephen M. Young
Senate
Corps
Washington
CORE Drives Effort to End De Facto School Segregation
Columbus CORE leaders join other U S groups as Reverend Arthur Zebbs says ground work is laid for organizing and confronting de facto segregation. A Minuteman missile launch at Cape Kennedy scores fourth success in four days, signaling U S defense momentum.
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Congress of Racial Equality
U. S
Arthur Zebbs
Columbus Core
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ohio BUC Granted Funds But Shortfall Persists
Washington reports the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation received 384 055 in federal contingency funds while Administrator Willard P Dudley says about 150 000 is still needed to maintain normal service. Earlier the bureau cut 423 part time workers and closed 18 offices citing federal cuts.
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Ohio
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Bureau of Employment Security
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Hope Son Kidnap Plot Revealed in FBI Testimony
FBI agent testified that Barry Keenan first proposed abducting Bob Hope’s son Tony, a 23 year old Harvard law student. Keenan said the idea was abandoned. Joseph Amsler cited the 1963 Kennedy assassination as a trigger for halting the plan. Frank Jr. was later released after a $240000 ransom.
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FBI
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Emmett Murphy
Barry Keenan
Tony Hope
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Robert E. Russell
Joseph Amsler
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Amsler
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Irwin
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Frank Jr
Bel-Air
Americans raise spending by an average of 94 dollars in 1963
Americans increased their spending for goods and services by an average of 94 dollars per person in 1963. The total rise amounted to 17.7 billion dollars, according to the Commerce Department on Thursday.
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Kidnapers Given Long Jail Terms
In Monroe North Carolina three Black defendants and a white man were found guilty of kidnapping a white couple after a 1961 race riot. Judge Walter Brock gave Willie May Mallory 16 to 20 years, Richard Crowder 7 to 10 years, and Harold Reape 5 to 7 years, all to run concurrently. Attorneys Kunstler and Haffner filed appeals.
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N. C
Superior Court
Walter Brock
Willie May Mallory
New York City
Richard Crowder
Harold Reape
William Kunstler
New York
Walter S. Haffner
Cleveland
Ohio
Judiciary Committee set to hold public hearings on school prayer
The Judiciary Committee ordered a comprehensive survey after 144 resolutions aimed at overturning Supreme Court prayer rulings were introduced. Chairman Emanuel Celler said hearings will be held soon as the panel reviews the broader issue in Congress.
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Supreme Court
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New York
Preme Court
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Judiciary Committee
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Celler
Bridewater Continues Labor Contract Talks at Athens Plant
Negotiations for a new labor contract at the Bridwater Machine Co. plant in Athens continued as the current agreement neared expiration. Company officials were in talks with representatives of the United Automobile Workers Union.
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Athens
United Automobile Workers Union
Federal mediator aids last negotiations with UAW
A federal mediator was present as bargaining sessions continued since January 7 with the UAW AFL-CIO as the bargaining agent since last May. The Bridgwater division of American Brake Shoe Co. employs about 300 workers and its contract runs until midnight Friday. Separately Sen. Ribicoff predicts Gov. Scranton will win the Republican nomination, with President Johnson defeating Scranton or any other candidate.
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Bridgwater
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O'Conn
Pennsylvania
William W Scranton
Johnson
Scranton
Hoffa to Fight Partin Testimony in Jury Tampering Trial
Hoffa and his lawyers plan a last-ditch bid to suppress testimony from Edward G Partin a Baton Rouge Louisiana Teamsters official who testified against Hoffa in the jury tampering case The judge will hear the Partin matter before final arguments in Chattanooga Tennessee after six weeks of trial testimony concludes Thursday
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Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Edward G Partin
Baton Rouge
Teamsters
Hoffa
U. S
More Jury Prospects Being Sworn In Dallas
Judge Joe B Brown swore in 50 more prospective jurors for Jack Ruby murder trial in Dallas. Seven men and two women seated, three remain. If a juror is incapacitated, mistrial possible. Newsmen barred as impaneling continued with aim to start testimony Monday morning.
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Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Texas
Melvin Belli
Hanako Tsug u Wins Imperial Sanction to Wed Prince Yoshi
In Tokyo a 23 year old woman, Hanako Tsugu, won formal approval from the imperial family council to marry Prince Yoshi, 28, heir to the throne, after meeting the emperor and empress. In Ottawa, Prime Minister Pearson’s Liberal government survived two no confidence votes Thursday night.
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Imperial Family Council
Prince Yoshi
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