Tanganyika Mutiny Ends as President Nyerere Intervenes
Tanganyika troops mutinied demanding better pay and living conditions and seized about 30 British officers for 12 hours. President Julius Nyerere spoke to the nation by radio, saying the incident was a misunderstanding and it was settled after his intervention.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Zanzibar
Africa
Britain
Neyeere
U.S
London
Peace Corps
Hoffa Jury-Tampering Trial Begins in Chattanooga
Hoffa and five co defendants face trial on charges of bribing jurors linked to the 1962 Nashville conspiracy case. Judge Wilson plans to disclose juror names at the appropriate stage. Defendants seek time to review backgrounds of about 30 potential jurors. Co defendants include Allen Dorfman Nicholas Tweel Larry Campbell Thomas Parks and Ewing King.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U. S
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
Nashville
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W. Va
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Campbell
Thomas Ewing Parks
Ewing King
Johnson urges broad pact to curb indirect aggression and Berlin access
President Johnson asks Soviet Premier Khrushchev to expand his nonaggression proposal to ban both direct and indirect aggression and to secure West Berlin. He outlines four guidelines for a worldwide accord, aiming to end the nuclear arms race and curb nuclear weapons spread, while not ruling out a new treaty.
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Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Berlin
East Germany
United States
Russia
Ruby Seeks Bond Release In Oswald Murder Case
Jack Ruby 53, a Dallas night club operator, returns to court as defense seeks bond. Judge Joe Brown may allow the defense to present evidence claiming Oswald killed President Kennedy and Officer Tippit. If allowed, hearing could last a week with about two dozen witnesses subpoenaed. if denied, it ends sooner.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Oswald
Kennedy
J. D. Tippit
Ruby
Atty
Melvin Belli
Boat Sinks After Capsize Two Youths Feared Dead
Rescue teams searched the Ohio River near Blenner hasset Island for Ray Dailey 16 and Robert Dailey 20 of Waverly Route 1 after their boat capsized Sunday night. Brother-in-law Robert Smith 25 of Washington Route 1 notified police after swimming to shore. Belpre Coolville fire units aided with boat support, Athens County deputies offered boats if needed.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
Blennerhasset Island
Jiles Wollard
Ray Allen Dailey
Robert
Waverly
Robert Smith
Washington
Belpre
Coolville
Athens County
Malaysia Summit Prospects After Three Hour Talks
Atty General Robert F Kennedy and President Diosdado Macapagal said progress toward an early Malaysia crisis summit is possible after a three hour discussion. Kennedy reported his talks with Indonesian President Sukarno, who vows to block the federation and the Philippines seeks to restore Maphilindo.
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Manila
Robert F. Kennedy
Diosdado Macapagal
Malaysia
Kennedy
Johnson
Macapagal
Sukarno
Philippines
Maphilindo
Association of
Indonesia
Young Asks Showdown Over Delegate Support in Ohio
Senator Stephen M. Young keynoted the Ohio Democratic pre primary convention urging a November victory for Lyndon B. Johnson. The decision on endorsing Young or challenger John H. Glenn Jr. loomed as Glenn planned to enter politics after Marine Corps retirement.
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Young
Columbus
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Marine Corps
73 Facing Trial In Race Protest
Seventy three people face trial in Atlanta Municipal Court for actions tied to a weekend protest at the city jail. Arrests followed a segregation lunch counter picket involving Ku Klux Klan members drinking coffee. A Georgia Klan leader urged a Justice Department probe into alleged conspiracies.
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Atlanta
Johnson forecasts record growth if tax cut passes now
President Johnson urged Congress to enact the $11 billion tax cut immediately to avoid a possible recession and predicted record prosperity in 1964. He warned against inflation, pledged an early warning system, and praised Democratic leadership since 1961 in his first economic report to Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Balloon race pilot vanishes over Catalina Channel
A large search from San Diego to Mexico City hunted Barbara Keith, a 42 year old red haired balloonist, after she vanished at 10 000 feet during a Catalina Island to California mainland race. Eight balloons took off Saturday. seven reached land as storms and rain closed in. One balloon outdistanced escort boats and vanished.
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San Diego
Calif
Mexico City
Catalina Channel
Barbara Keith
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
California
Cliff Robert
Auto Price Cuts Sought by Johnson Adviser
Walter Heller, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, indicated that the auto industry could lower prices as productivity gains boost profits. The CMA report to the President suggests high productivity allows firms to pass benefits to consumers.
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Washington
Johnson
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Leftist envoy to talk over Canal dispute
Panama plans to send Miguel J. Moreno Jr a left leaning envoy to Washington to break the U S Panamanian deadlock on the Canal Zone issue. Moreno will seek to salvage peace efforts between Panamas Chiari and Johnson envoy Martin. In Tokyo King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola begin an 11 day state visit to Japan.
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Panama
Washington
Canal Zone
Miguel J. Moreno Jr
United States
Roberto Chiari
Moreno
Agusto Guillermo Arango
Panamas
Organization of American States
Chiari
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
Tokyo
King Baudouin
Queen Fabiola
Belgium
Japan
Earthquake Fatal To 110 In Formosa
Nationalist Chinese and U.S. aid officials began relief work in south Formosa after a Saturday earthquake killed 110 people and injured 479. Seven were missing and presumed dead, with no American casualties reported.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Capital Rights Rally Pulls a Packed House
A crowd of 6000 filled Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Columbus for a civil rights rally with guest speaker Jackie Robinson who called it perhaps the biggest he has seen aside from the March on Washington. About 1000 watched on closed circuit television as police investigated a bomb threat with no evacuation or discoveries. Speakers included John B. Culbertson Columbus Mayor Maynard E. Sensenbrenner Rev Arthur Zebbs CH of RAC Columbus and reps from church labor and antidiscrimination groups.
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Columbus
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Jackie Robinson
Washington
Robinson
John B. Culbertson
Greenville
S.C
Maynard E. Sensenbrenner
Arthur Zebbs
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Disapproval of New Chief Surges in Clermont Village
Owensville Ohio residents staged a protest as youths roared through Main Street in hotrods. The village council in a special session confirmed Robert McGowan as acting police chief and approved seven auxiliary officers. Tensions rose after Police Chief Jerry Parsons, who had served since November 1, was dismissed January 15 amid pay disputes. Parsons, from Bethel, was popular with local teenagers.
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Owensville
Clermont County
Robert McGowan
John Bauer
Jerry Parsons
Parsons
Bethel
Jokester Sentenced in Bulgaria Over Political Joke
Belgrade reports say Bojan Tchinkov an architect from Plovdiv Bulgaria was sentenced to five years in prison for telling a calumnious joke about Bulgaria's Communist regime. The offense is covered by a new law approved three weeks earlier.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bojan Tchinkov
Plovdiv
Bulgaria
Supreme Court declines ruling on CORE Baton Rouge case
The Supreme Court refused to rule on whether Baton Rouge was properly denied an injunction against CORE demonstrations. The dispute traces to December 1961 protests by Southern University students in Scotlandville and Baton Rouge, with police arrests for alleged traffic obstruction and court-ordered injunctions overturned on appeal.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
John Christian
High Tribunal
U. S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Southern University
Scotlandville
U. S. District Court
Kennedy Eulogized By Cardinal at Boston Requiem Mass
President John F Kennedy received a pontifical Requiem Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston with Cardinal Cushing officiating. Mozart Requiem in D minor performed by the Boston Symphony and a 180 voice choir. Kennedy’s widow and mother attended among 1800 guests. In Hollywood Phil Silvers and Evelyn welcome their fifth child Lorey Locke Silvers born Sunday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Eight B&O freight cars derailed in Chillicothe causing about $12000 in damage.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Mozart
Boston Symphony
Cardinal Cushing
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Hollywood
Phil Silvers
Evelyn
Lorey Locke Silvers
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hurricane Winds Sweep Pacific Northwest Coast
Gale force winds lashed coastal Washington and Oregon with gusts up to 74 mph at Tatoosh Island. Power lines toppled and roofs shed shingles as rain fell and snow accumulated in northeast Washington and surrounding states.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Washington
California
Tatoosh Island
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
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