British Patrols Keep Cyprus Peace Amid Island Tensions
British forces moved through Nicosia to maintain peace as Greek and Turkish units clash over patrols. One British soldier was wounded. commanders failed to agree on mixed Greek Turkish patrols amid international concern and NATO scrutiny.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Nicosia
Cyprus
Meditterranean
P.G. Young
Young
Greece
Turkey
Makarios
Mediterranean
U.N. Security Council
Britain
Royal Air Force
Texas
Johnson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
Permanent Council
Assassination Committee May Call Mrs. Oswald
Marina Oswald may testify before the presidential committee probing President Kennedy's assassination. Attorney John M. Thorne said J. B. Rankin sought her availability, with no date set, for Dallas or Washington appearances. She and her two young daughters live under Secret Service protection in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
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Dallas
Tex
Marina Oswald
John F. Kennedy
John M. Thorne
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas - Fort Worth
Secret Service
Hoff Seeks GOP Agreement on Winter Session Limits
Gov. Hoff plans a noon meeting with Vermont's two Republican leaders to set guidelines for a winter special session. The aim is to restrict the agenda to Hoff administration reform measures, limit floor time, and prevent legislators from introducing new bills.
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Ralph A. Foote
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Hoff
General Assembly
Foote
Vermont plans regional districts for taxes and services
Hoff administration proposes regional property assessment districts in Vermont to coordinate tax, school, and health welfare functions with school and welfare districts. Framework aims for common districts, with future expansion to highways and other services. method of hiring regional assessors undecided, Hof f preferring local control.
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Guare
Gov. Hoff
Licenses Issued For Russian Wheat Sale
The Commerce Department issued two conditional licenses worth 40.6 million dollars to sell U.S. wheat to the Soviet Union. The permits allow the sale if terms on finance and shipping, including use of U.S. vessels, are met. Russians reportedly balk at shipping terms and credit, but showed interest in about 250 million dollars of U.S. grain.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Home Studies Possibility Of Lakonia Probe
Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home weighs a full British inquiry into the Lakonia disaster. Greek Line reports 901 survivors 96 dead 31 missing, with dead and missing lists to be official Wed morning for double checking.
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Lakonia
London
Alec Douglas-Home
Patrick Gordon Walker
Labor Party
Bulgarian protest rioters smash U.S. legation in Sofia
Demonstrators in Sofia smashed windows on the first three floors of the U.S. legation and overturned several cars in a protest linked to a Bulgarian diplomat charged with spying for the United States. Bulgarian police dispersed crowds as officials filed a protest with Sofia. No casualties were reported among staff.
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Vienna
Legation
Sofia
Bulgaria
Washington
U.S
United States
BTA
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
Georgiev
U.N
Supreme Court
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Eugenie Anderson
Cuba
State Department
U S and Cambodia Seek Quiet Return to Ties
Manila reports initial talks between the United States and Cambodia to settle their dispute over Philippine mediation efforts. Secretary Lopez says contacts have begun and may continue, as Sihanouk and regional tensions influence Western concerns about Cambodia drifting toward China.
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Manila
United States
Cambodia
Lep
Philippines
Salvador P. Lopez
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
China
Lopez
William E. Stevenson
South Viet Nam
Phnom Penh
Washington
Diosdado Macapagal
Inside the 88th Congress obituary and year end notes
Walter Lippmann pens an obituary for the 88th Congress on Page 4. A 1963 year end review appears in Sports World on Page 7. Goldwater still leads in GOP poll on Page 8.
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Walter Lippmann
88Th Congress
Sports World
Goldwater
GOP
Johnson Prepares For Erhard Talks In Texas
President Johnson reviews Cyprus crisis and plans two day talks with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at his Texas ranch. CIA chief McCone briefed on overseas crises as officials map trade and foreign aid changes ahead of the session. The Senate swiftly adjourns after scheduling final action on a $3 billion foreign aid bill.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Cyprus
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Johnson Ranch
Erhard
Houston
Lbj Ranch
White House
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Cemal Gursel
Turkey
Washington
Senate
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Nagoya
Japan
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Gordon Walker
Ivan Assen
Christof Georgiev
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U.N. General Assembly
CIA
Wall
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Paul Schulz
Department
Volves
Viet Nam
Thailand
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Sihanouk
Vermont 9
Bennington
Woodford
William Hickok
Burgess Road
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Buckler
Dean Rusk
Orville L. Freeman
George W. Ball
Christian Herter
Freeman
Johnson’s
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