Makarios Wins Diplomatic Victory in Cyprus Crisis
Cyprus leader Makarios defied U S pressure and Turkish threats to secure a diplomatic win. Greece agreed to withdraw about 12 000 troops while Turkey gained less than demanded as Grivas faced recall and the junta lost face.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Makarios
Cyprus
United States
Turkey
Greece
Cyrus Vance
U.N
U Thant
Ankara
Athens
George Grivas
Grivas
UAW and GM Begin Main Bargaining Session
DETROIT AP UAW President Walter P Reuther and GM chief negotiator Louis Seaton lead the first main table session after a week of subcommittee work on the year’s final major contract. GM aims to follow the patterns set with Ford and Chrysler as UAW reports rebound in industry production and preliminary sales.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers and
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Barginer
Louis Seaton
Ford
Chrysler
No Move Seen to Seek France's World War I Debt
Treasury officials said there is no plan to demand repayment of France's 6.85 billion World War I debt. They cited political and global economic factors and noted France is one of 17 countries owing US money from that era, with the United Kingdom owing more.
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Washington
Treasury
France
Lester Wolff
D-N.y
Wolff
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
United States
United Kingdom
Doctors Say Man With New Heart Gaining
CAPE TOWN South Africa The transplanted heart of Denise Ann Morgall beat steadily beside Louis Washkansky who is on a light diet. Doctors say his condition is improving and the respirator pump has been removed as he breathes on his own. The five hour operation at Groote Schuur Hospital followed a fatal auto accident that killed the donor.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
C. W. Bos
Groote Scuur Hospital
Denise Ann ‘Orgall
Washkansky
Jacobus Burger
Groote Shuur
UN Security Council weighs Cyprus peace force expansion
The U.N. Security Council to meet soon on Secretary General U Thant proposal for a broader UN peace force role in Cyprus. Thant suggests enlarging the 4,200-man mission to broaden functions toward achieving quiet and peace as Greece Turkey and Cyprus accept the idea in principle to avert war.
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U.N. Security Council
U Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Boyle We Can Do Without Neighbors Spite Fences
HAL BOYLE catalogs everyday irritants from overbearing neighbors to noisy breakfast foods and fashionably foolish trends. He lists items like mink cufflinks, pets in pajamas, private teen phones, and pretentious doctors to argue the average man seeks simpler, quieter freedoms. He closes urging common folk to endure no longer.
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Boyle
New York
Riviera
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