Cleveland Race Tension Eases After Violence
In Cleveland tensions over school integration eased after a day of unrest sparked by a Hazel Dell transportation dispute. Civil rights groups paused public school picketing while urging action at the downtown School Board HQ. A crowd at Murray Hill grew tense with threats of violence, but the city avoided further confrontation.
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De Gaulle Defends China Ties Policy at News Conference
President Charles de Gaulle defended his decision to establish diplomatic relations with the Chinese Communist regime and urged Southeast Asia neutralization. He declined to comment on recognizing both China regimes. He underscored China’s influence on Western policy toward Southeast Asia, including Viet Nam and neighboring states.
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Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Red China
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Peking
China
France
West
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
India
Pakistan
Burma
Johnson urges broader aid to farmers in farm message
President Johnson told Congress the government should extend a bigger helping hand to farmers. He called for broader federal payments and actions to reduce rural poverty, reviving parts of the Brannan Plan and extending the Food for Peace program while expanding food stamps.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Food For Peace
America
Agriculture Department
U.S. Calls for Halt on Rocket Development at Geneva
U S. Delegate William C. Foster urged the Soviet Union to join in freezing all development of military rockets and other nuclear delivery means at the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva. The proposal follows Johnson’s plan resumed January 21 and aims to cut military budgets and ease global tension.
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United State
Soviet Union
U. S
William C. Foster
Johnson
Foster
Labor Overdue Overtime Pay Proposal Draws Split Support
President Johnson pushes a plan to create more jobs by doubling overtime pay in some industries. Labor supports the idea as a step toward a 35 hour work week, while Senate Democrats doubt it will reduce unemployment.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Lister Hill
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
U S Troops May Be Sent To Keep Peace In Cyprus
The United States signaled readiness to join a NATO led peacekeeping force in Cyprus totaling about 10 000 troops with the US contingent possibly 1000 to 2000 men. Diplomats said no final agreement existed and Makarios may veto unless the mission reports to the United Nations.
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Cyprus
United States
Britain
Greece
Turkey
NATO
U. S
London
David Bruce
Arch
Makarios
United Nations
Ohio Ugets Share in State Board University Allocations
The State Board of Regents announced nine allocations for fiscal 1964 with the University of Cincinnati receiving 191 251 dollars the largest share. Other grants include Ohio State University 97 538 dollars and Akron 117 159 dollars as part of nearly 1.8 million appropriated this year with June as the next distribution date.
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University of Cincinnati
State Board of Regents
University of Toledo
University of Akron
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Kent State University
Bowling Green State University
Miami University
Central State College
Ranger VI Reaches Moon Target After Midcourse Burn
Space scientists re aimed Ranger VI by remote control and said the midcourse correction appeared normal. Officials reported signals pointed the craft toward the moon and ignited its booster, raising speed to help hit the lunar center after a launch from Cape Kennedy.
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Calif
Moon
Pickering
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ranger VI
TV Walkout Could Occur At Midnight
Negotiators faced a midnight strike deadline as the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians authorized a strike against ABC and NBC if needed. Union said wage and jurisdiction issues remain far apart while networks claim enough supervisors can keep programs on air despite a walkout.
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San Diego
Calif
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
American Broadcasting Co
National Broadcasting Co
ABC
NBC
Baker Probers Study Conflicting Testimony
The Senate investigation led by Robert G. Baker focuses on sworn statements about purchasing advertising time in 1957 on an Austin Texas station tied to Johnson's family. Albert G. Young testified behind closed doors at Republicans' request to resolve discrepancies between Walter Jenkins and Don Reynolds regarding the deal and implied use for cookware ads.
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Senate
Robert G. Baker
Austin
Tex
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Albert G. Young
White House
Walter Jenkins
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Jenkins
Young
Mid- Atlantic Stainless Steel Co
Silver Spring
Ghana Votes Power Expansion Plan By Landslide
Unofficial returns indicate over one million Ghanaians backed President Kwame Nkrumah's plan to expand his powers while fewer than three thousand opposed. The results show broad public support for the constitutional proposal.
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Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Student Tells Of Canal Zone Flag Incident
Seventeen year old Jim Jenkins described the Panama Canal Zone flag raising at Balboa High School that sparked riots. The Cambridge youth said he will fade from view and finish his schooling at Cambridge High School next week to complete the term before graduation.
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Cambridge
Jim Jenkins
Panama Canal Zone
Balboa High School
U.S
Jenkins
Ohio
Cambridge High School
Civil Rights Bill Clears House Floor After Debate
The civil rights bill, launched last summer amid Negro demonstrations, moves to a week of House debate and amendments before a vote. Bipartisan leadership backs strengthened federal authority to fight racial discrimination, with a Friday target for action and a Senate fight ahead.
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Washington
House
Senate
AP Bureau Chief Going To Africa
New York AP report says Lynn Heinzerling AP bureau chief in Columbus was named chief of Africa operations. He will be succeeded in Ohio by Alva N. Dopking from Little Rock.
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New York
Lynn Heinzerling
Associated Press
Columbus
Africa
Ohio
Alva N. Dopking
Little Rock
Death penalty sought in Beckwith murder case
In Jackson Mississippi District Attorney William L Walker says the state will seek the death penalty for Byron De La Beckwith the white man charged with killing Medgar Evers a Negro civil rights leader. An all white jury with an alternate was sworn in after four days of selection amid high public interest. Beckwith 43 a segregationist is accused of firing a high powered rifle from a bush last June 12.
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Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
Dist
Atty
William L. Waller
Mississippi
Beckwith
Evers
Harsha Presses Firm U S Stand On Panama Canal
Rep William H Harsha of Ohio calls for a strong U S position in the Panama Canal dispute He sponsors a resolution against surrender of U S sovereignty over the Canal Zone He argues Panama’s grant of exclusive sovereignty was final and the U S has met all treaty terms and pays indemnities.
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Washington
William H. Harsha
Rohio
Panama Canal
United States
Panama
Harsha
Congress
U. S
Canal Zone
Viet Boss Must Face Hard Tasks
In Saigon Viet Nam Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh’s 35 member junta takes power after a bloodless coup. He vows to intensify the war against Viet Cong and begins government reorganization amid threats of further army power struggles. No posts are named yet.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Buildings Shuttered After Killings In Cleveland
Urban Renewal Commissioner J. B. Williams ordered all vacant buildings in renewal zones boarded up after the discovery of two mutilated women in a city house on the East Side. A crew of 10 men was sent to University Euclid and East Woodland areas to seal windows and doors, regardless of ownership.
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Cleveland
J. B. Williams
University Euclid
East Woodland
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