Cyprus accuses Turkey of gunboat diplomacy at UN meeting
Cyprus charged Turkey with risking a cease-fire by moving a flotilla toward Cyprus and warned Turkish warships and planes threatened Greek Cypriots. Turkey denied invasion plans and said ships were merely passing between ports as the Security Council adjourned without action.
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New Advisory Commission Named Today
A seven member State Securities Advisory Commission was named by Gov. Karl F. Rolvaag to advise the securities commissioner on development and supervision of the industry. Members are Milton M. Broeker Robert Z. Brown Maxwell B. Hight Richard L. Kozelka Philip Neville Harry Piper Jr James Wallace.
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State Securities Advisory Commission
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Rolvaag
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Milton M. Broeker
Minneapolis Certified Public Accountant
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Kalman & Co
Maxwell B. Hight
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Richard L. Kozelka
School of Business Administration
University of Minnesota
Philip Neville
Minneapolis
Harry ©. Piper, Jr
Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood
James Wallace
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc
New Bank Seeks License in East Grand Forks
The State Commerce Commission considered an application to establish Citizens State Bank at East Grand Forks Minnesota. More than six witnesses testified in favor of granting the charter.
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ST. Paul
State Commerce Commission
Citizens State Bank
East Grand Forks
Minn
Thompson to Wind Up With Twine at Stillwater Prison
Thompson, a 36 year old St Paul lawyer convicted of masterminding his wife's murder, trains in the twine shop at Stillwater Prison. Warden Tahash says a job will be assigned next week, with clerical or educational work as options. Initial inmate interest faded as Thompson settled in.
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Stillwater
Minn
Eugene Thompson
Stillwater Prison
St. Paul
Ralph Tahash
Thompson
Tahash
U S Demands Compensation For Bulgarian Property Damage
In Sofia 3000 demonstrators overturned four U S cars and damaged the American Legation while ice was hurled from the streets. The U S protest, led by Richard Johnson, demanded compensation as tensions rose over a CIA spy case. Local police response differed in accounts from Bulgarian authorities.
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Sofia
Vienna
Austria
United States
Bulgaria
Legation
Todor Zhivkov
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Eugenie Anderson
Ambassador's dog Sam travels to Africa by mistake
A mix-up at a Washington pet hospital sent James Loeb Jr., ambassador to Guinea, and his dog Sam to Africa instead of his dachshund Eric. Sam had little time for sightseeing before being flown home.
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Washington
James Loeb Jr
U.S
Guinea
Sam
Africa
Eric
Maxwell Moulton
East Africa
Johnson Admits Taking Advice From Eisenhower At Informal Ranch Conference
President Johnson said he has been accepting advice from Dwight D. Eisenhower and will keep the former president updated on developments. He hinted Eisenhower urged him to adopt the administration's economy-in-government program. Johnson spoke at a casual news conference on his Texas ranch, where John A. McCone will brief Eisenhower on his actions.
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Tex
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Wight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John A. McCone
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Begin Sounding Each Other Out on How to Deal With Soviet Union
Johnson and Erhard begin talks at the LBJ Ranch to gauge possible East West peace avenues with the Soviet Union. Bonn signals openness to exploratory talks but cautious on nonaggression pacts and NATO Warsaw Pact observation post exchanges. The two leaders aim to define shared positions and future steps toward Moscow.
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ASTIN
Tex
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Body of E German Youth Returned to His Parents
The body of Paul Schultz an 18 year old refugee shot Christmas Day was returned to East Berlin by West Berlin authorities. East German officials reported massive weekend crossings via the Heine crossover as West Berliners sought to visit relatives under a thawing arrangement. The protest from West Berlin over the slaying added tension to East West relations.
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Christmas Lights Judging Tonight by Local Committee
Final judging of Christmas tree lighting and home decorations will be held tonight from 6 30 to 7 according to Nicholas K Kolas chairman of the Junior Chamber of Commerce committee Preliminary judging Sunday selected 15 houses bidding for five prizes including overall excellence two for contemporary and two for religious Judges listed are David Averbook Don Jones Frank Miles R J Meland and Art Vogel
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Chamber of Commerce
David Averbook
Don Jones
Frank Miles
R. J. Meland
Art Vogel
Winona Police Chief Savord Resigns After Short Tenure
Winona Minnesota George H Savord chief of police since September 15 1959 resigned on Friday offering no reasons or hints about his future plans.
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Winona, Minn
George H. Savord
Winona
Car Rescued From Okoboji Lake Ice Incident
Duane Willett and two companions drove onto Lake West Okoboji to ice fish when the car broke through the surface. A half mile of cable and a wreck er helped pull the vehicle back to solid ice, saving it from sinking. the bumper kept it from entering the water.
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Iowa
Lake West Okoboji
Duane Willett
Sutherland
Lunar Eclipse Visible Across North America Monday
The 32 hour lunar eclipse will be visible across North America and western South America. In the eastern United States observers must rise early as the moon enters Earth's shadow at 4:23 a.m. EST and remains immersed from 5:28 to 6:47 before ending at 7:50.
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South America
United States
Hayden Planetarium
Unidentified Jets Stir Cyprus as Invasion Fear Spreads
Jets marked with Turkish insignia flew over Nicosia at dawn then headed north amid invasion jitters. Cyprus seeks UN help as fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots intensifies, with British troops arriving and Archbishop Makarios pressing for constitutional changes affecting Turkish minority veto power.
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Cyprus
Turkey
Duncan Sandys
British Commonwealth
Sandys
London
U.S
Frazer Wilkins
Denis Cleary
Makarios
Ma Arios
Threat to Pull an Oswald Stuns Hartford
Federal authorities seek psychiatric examination for James I. Burns a 36 year old Hartford unemployed kitchen worker who threatened to pull an Oswald to gain satisfaction. The complaint notes Burns told a Veterans Administration official on December 17 that he would go to Washington and pull an Oswald if his claim was not met. Burns was arrested on a federal warrant.
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Conn
Oswald
James I. Burns
Veterans Administration
Burns
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Washington
Chopper Pilot Killed in Mekong Delta Escort Flight
A U S Army lieutenant pilot died when a Communist bus slammed into the cockpit of his armed H 1B helicopter during an escort mission over Kien Hoa province in the Mekong Delta. The copilot landed safely and no other casualties were reported. The victim’s identity was withheld pending kin notification.
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Kile
Kien Hoa
Mekong River
Here
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