Greek King Constantine’s Cyprus peace vision in Athens
In an Athens interview during the Cyprus crisis, King Constantine of Greece urged halting Greek Turkish violence, empowering the UN to stabilize Cyprus, and keeping the UN presence long enough for independence with protections for Turkish Cypriots and compensation for those who leave. He framed the plan as a victory for understanding, not a side victory.
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Drew Pearson
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Farm Labor Wages Stir 1965 Congressional Battle
Washington AP report outlines likely explosive 1965 fight over farm labor wages and union rights. Proposals seek federal minimum wage coverage for farm workers, collective bargaining, and unemployment benefits for farm hands, drawing sharp opinions from AFL CIO and the American Farm Bureau Federation, with leaders James Carey and Matt Triges arguing opposing views.
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Congress
American Farm ‘Bureau Federation
James Carey
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Carey
American Farm Bureau Federation
Matt ‘Triges
Becket Memorial and Trinity Chapel at York Cathedral
Fragmentary notes trace the rebuilding of York Cathedral after Becket's martyrdom, detailing the east end extension to form the Trinity Chapel and crypt. It asks where this emblem of fame lies, referencing a column titled WORN TODAY and noting various cultural names.
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Conrad
Becket
Trinity Chapel
Fulton Lewis on Gruening cites Guardian in Record
The article reports Senator Gruening citing the National Guardian and a pamphlet by Helen Lamb to attack U.S. Vietnam policy in the Congressional Record. It notes the Guardian’s alleged Kremlin ties, staff connections to leftist groups, and prior associations of its editors with pro Communist causes. It also outlines fundraising, signatories, and links to Progressive Labor and Soviet allied organizations.
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England
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Vietnam
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USAL
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Luce
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End of an era as civil rights bill clears Senate
A conservative view asserts the filibuster is broken and federal civil rights enforcement will reshape politics. Hubert Humphrey’s cheer marks a shift from parliamentary to outside power, with implications for privacy, property, and race relations as Barry Goldwater and Everett Dirksen maneuver for postvote influence.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington,d .C
Hubert Humphrey
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Everett Dirksen
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North Carolina
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Geldwater
America
Goldwater
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General Harkins to Leave Command in Viet Nam
Gen. Paul D. Harkins is to leave Saturday as commander of U.S. forces in South Vietnam after more than two decades in command. He will be replaced by Lt. Gen. William C. Westmoreland, who has served as deputy commander since earlier this year and will take over in Saigon. Harkins will be assigned temporarily to the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington, D.C., until retirement on August 3.
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Washington
D.C
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