Canadians Under Fire In Cyprus Hostilities
In Nicosia and the Kyrenia Mountains Greek and Turkish Cypriots clashed with three Turkish Cypriots reported killed. Canadian U N troops fired back after being fired upon in Trahonas and the Kyrenia area with no Canadian casualties. Turkish fleet moves from Iskenderun add to invasion fears amid ongoing border shooting and talks between UN officers and Turkish Cypriot leaders.
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Cyprus
U.N
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Trahonas
Chikomo
Prem Singh Gyani
Fazil Kuchuk
Iskenderun
Khrushchev Says Chinese Split World Communism Threatens Peace
In Moscow Khrushchev accused Chinese Communists of creating serious difficulties and edging the world movement toward a split. He warned their revolutionary program could spark war and contrasted Chinese and Soviet paths, criticizing the Great Leap Forward and calling for a peace treaty that keeps West Berlin free. He spoke at a Polish Russian friendship meeting honoring Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz, noting Chinese pressure on the Soviet economy.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Klue
Kremlin
West Berlin
Soviet Union
France
China
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankievicz
Peking
Cable Near Start Japan to Guam
The U S cable ship Long Lines arrived in Yokohama to begin laying a submarine cable linking Japan and Guam as part of an 80 million dollar project by ITT and AT&T. The 5950 mile line will pass Midway Wake and the Hawaiian islands and should open trans pacific service around June 20.
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Japan
U.S
Long Lines
South Pacific
Guam
United States
International Telegraph & Telephone Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Midway
Wake
Hawaiian Islands
European Socialists Report Soviet Anti Jewish Tite
A West European Socialist study group reports severe discrimination against Jews in the Soviet Union and urges measures to prevent further deterioration. The panel cites closures of synagogues, anti Jewish rhetoric, and a Ukrainian book blamed on escalating repression. Pope Paul VI said he would pray for Soviet Jewry after meeting Jewish War Veterans leaders.
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London
Soviet Union
Alvar Alsterdal
Sweden
Uzvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Paris
Adzhubei
Paul VI
United States
Belgium Announces Doctors Punished for Strike Ties
Brussels reports indicate Belgium punishes medical reservists who refuse to work with the government medical service during a nationwide strike. Some are sent to West Germany to serve under NATO. 3,200 reservists responded to conscription as talks with striking physicians fail. A child death in Luxembourg Province prompts an autopsy as toll rises to seven due to care shortages.
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Belgium
West Germany
Paul Segers
Defense Department
New York Times
Segers
Luxembourg
Willy Guillaume
Musson
Envoy Reischauer Leaves for Convalesce in Hawaii
U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer and his wife departed Tokyo for Honolulu to convalesce after a knife wound inflicted by a mentally unbalanced Japanese youth on March 24.
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Tokyo
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Honolulu
Fulbright Sees Aid Bill Hard Reset
In a stormy Senate Foreign Relations hearing Senator Fulbright warned the administration's foreign aid proposal faces a hard year as the committee probes a $3.4 billion request including $225 million for technical cooperation. Senator Morse halted the session at 10 am, urging no rush as aides faced critical questions.
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Senate
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
David E. Bell
Agency For International Development
Mr. Bell
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
McNamara Defends Viet Nam Casualty Figures and MAAG Change
Defense Secretary McNamara rejects claims of hidden Viet Nam casualty data and stresses weekly updates publicly available. MAAG will be absorbed by MACV under Gen. Harkins with Maj. Gen. Timmes likely to join as staff chief as U.S. troop levels rise to about 16,000.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
U. S
William S. Broomfield
Rmich
Air Force
Alvin Morrison
Ferndale
Mich
Morrison
Saigon
Paul D. Harkins
MAAG
Charles J. Timmes
Timmes
Harkins
U.S
Military Management To Be Streamlined
SAIGON South Viet Nam AP The United States will streamline the top heavy administration of its military forces in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Rabid Resister Sees Wreckers Raze His Home
In Los Angeles county a former Marine, Stephen Anthony, 33, stood under a tree as a wrecking crane and 100 deputies leveled his home to clear space for a $6.5 million Hollywood film museum. Deputies had earlier removed him in restraints after hours of stand off with a shotgun and a baby in his arms.
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Los Angeles
Stephen Anthony
Hollywood
Democrats Keep State Senate Seat In Election
In a Massachusetts special election Rep. Beryl W. Cohen defeated Rep. Freyda Koplow to fill the late Maj. Gen. Michael J. Galvin seat. Cohen carried Baston precincts and Brookline with large margins, while Koplow scored in Newton wards. GOP chair Dumaine plans to challenge, alleging use of state resources in Cohen’s campaign.
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Brookline
Mass
Beryl W. Cohen
Massachusetts Senate
Freyda P. Koplow
Cohen
Koplow
Michael J. Galvin
D-Newton
Baston
Spacecraft Fire Blazes Through Reentry Faster Than Past
A spacecraft named Fire rocketed over 500 miles into space and returned at higher speeds than Apollo’s Earth reentry. It carried a 200 pound payload and sent data on heat and plasma shocks, aiding safety for future lunar missions. Initial data praised by Herbert A. Wilson, with full heat reports stored aboard before splashdown southeast of Cape Kennedy.
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Fila
Earth
South Atlantic
Ascenion Island
Herbert A. Wilson
Space Agency
Langley Research Center
Ocean
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