Mediation in U N emergency session to avert Cyprus crisis
United Nations held an emergency session as Greece Turkey threats of invasion escalate in Cyprus. Thant urged restraint and withdrawal of foreign troops while Makarios prepared for worst, and NATO mediation sought to prevent open war.
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United Nations
UPD
Cyprus
Security Council
Turkey
Mediterranean
Thant
Greece
Zenon Rossides
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Virginia
United States
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Brosio
Makarios
Johnson vows U S to keep gold price at 35 an ounce
President Johnson reaffirmed the U S commitment to buy and sell gold at 35 dollars an ounce and left room for fiscal policy changes to defend the price. Press Secretary George Christian said the 35 price would be held, with UK and other centers aligned, except possible France. The situation remains volatile as European gold hoarding could shift policy.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
U.S
Texas White House
George Christian
United States
Christian
France
Belgium
Italy
Treasury
Henry Fowler
Dean Rusk
Blood donors rush to aid Good Samaritan in city
Primitivio Garcia, 23, badly hurt protecting a teacher from street assailants, lies in a Kansas City hospital as blood banks struggle to keep up with volunteers. A special fund for Garcia exceeds 7000 dollars, with money pouring in from supporters including his employer.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Primitivio Garcia
Garcia
Soviets Seek To Oust China From World Movement
The Soviet Union said 18 communist parties plan a Budapest meeting next February to discuss forming a world summit to address the China question. The 18 parties, same as those at Moscow in 1965, backed by Tass as the group pushes for unity against imperialism and to rally Socialist Democratic forces.
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Moscow
UPIC
Soviet Union
China
Tass
Budapest
Peking
Kremlin
United States
Vietnam
Tornado injures 10 in Alabama near Huntsville
A tornado from a squall line struck near Huntsville causing at least ten injuries. Power lines were twisted, a brief blackout hit the northern Montgomery area, and a frame house plus a garage were demolished. An elderly couple, Henry Sadler and Charlotte Sadler, were hospitalized with fractures.
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Huntsville
Ala
UPI
Redstone Arsenal
Marshall Space Flight Center
Montgomry
Alabama Power Co
Alabama
Georgia
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tennessee
South Carolina
North Carolina
Memphis
Tenn
Henry Sadler
Charlotte
Big Cove
H. T. Mitchell
Civil Defense
Madison County
New York Taxi Strike Averted After Negotiated Deal
New York City avoids a taxi strike as negotiators reach a tentative agreement on a new industry contract. A fare hike is possible. Mayor Lindsay announced the settlement after a City Hall session, with union approval and ratification by members pending.
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New York
APS
John W. Lindsay
City Hall
Taxi Union
Pilot Completes Bomb Run With Shattered Legs
Lt. (J.G.) Dennis Earl, 26, of Mendon Utah, flew a bombing mission into North Vietnam despite two badly injured legs. After bombing a major supply road under antiaircraft fire, Earl returned to the Oriskany and made a perfect carrier landing. Doctors operated on his legs for five hours with a full recovery expected. His wingman Lt. Cmdr. James Busey urged ejecting or returning, but Earl chose to finish the mission.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
J.G
Dennis Earl
Earl
Cmdr
James B. Busey
Urbana
Ill
Gulf of Tonkin
Busey
Oriskany
Mendon
Utah
Inside the Banner reveals new ideas at sunrise
George B. Gordon, the Banner’s new columnist, discusses fresh ideas at sunrise. The page references a panoramic view of Center Shaftsbury and Glastonbury Range, with related coverage appearing on Page 4 and Page 5. The note highlights columnist voice and feature photography.
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George B. Gordon
Banner
Shaftsbury
Glastonbury Range
Six Persons Injured In Two Car Accident
A two car crash about 10 30 last night on V1 9 about a mile west of Fairdale Farms sent six people to Putnam Memorial Hospital. Although all suffered cuts and bruises early reports indicate that none was seriously injured. The drivers were Trenor W Elwell Jr 22 of 129 North St Bennington and Ruth A Metcalfe 19 of 33 Carey Ave Hoosick Falls NY with four passengers in the Metcalfe car. All ten injured were taken to the hospital by Bennington Rescue Squad ambulances.
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Fairdale Farms
Putram Memorial Hospital
Vermont
Trenor W. Elwell Jr
North St
Bennington
Ruth A. Metcalfe
Carey Ave
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Elwell
Metcalfe
Robert Metcalfe
Ward Tifft
Thelma Tifft
Raletcalfe
Hoosteknd
Corvair
Skydivers Bomb Red Ambush Force Hidden in Central Vietnam Jungles
UPI filed report from Saigon on Friday detailing a fresh clash east of Pleiku and near Kontum as U.S. and allied forces engage North Vietnamese units. The Dak To battle area sees continuing heavy fighting with air support, casualties on both sides, and new air losses. The report notes 280 U.S. soldiers and nearly 1,400 North Vietnamese dead in the three week Dak To engagement, with hundreds wounded and prisoners taken. An allied airstrike later targeted ambush forces, while a Mig21 was shot down by an Air Force Phantom.
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Central
Vietnam
Saigon
UPJ
U.S
Dak
Pointblank
Green Beret
Kontum
Dak To
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
North Vietnam
Air Force
Hanoi
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Britain
George Grivas
Athens
Searsburg
Wolter
LBJ
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Netherlands
Switzerland
Alfredo
Irene
General Hospital
Chihuahua
Mexico
Kindermann
N.Y.C
Central Highlands
Pleiku
Skyraider
Skyraiders
Air Strike
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Tam Ky
South Vietnam
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