Turkish Premier Escapes Assassination Attempt in Ankara
Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu narrowly escapes three shots as he enters his official car before a National Assembly visit. The would be killer Mesut Suna 38 a Kayseri power station foreman admitted intent to kill and shouted anti military revolution slogans. Suna linked to outlawed Democratic Party of Adnan Menderes. Inonu 79 remained unhurt and proceeded to the assembly.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Mesut Suna
Menderes R
National Assembly
Suna
Kayseri
Democratic Party
Strongman
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Twonu
Kemal Ataturk
Inona
Court Overrules Passport Penalty for U S Citizens
In New Orleans a federal appeals court struck down a conviction of Negro journalist William Worthy for allegedly re entering the United States without a valid passport after visiting Cuba in 1961. The panel criticized the law as unconstitutional and arbitrary as to traveling citizens. Worthy expressed hope for a more enlightened stance from the Johnson administration on the public right to know and travel.
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New Orleans
U.S
Worthy
Boston
Baltimore
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
William Worthy
United States
Cuba
Associated Press
Havana
S. S. Guadeloupe
Miami
Fla
Ruby's Lawyers Dismiss 30th Jury Candidate
Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby's lawyers used a sixth peremptory challenge to dismiss the 30th juror, Bill Bohannan, a salesman, amid trial for murder with malice. Juror Max E. Causey was the first selected. he holds a master's in education and said he could consider transient insanity.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Bill Bohannan
Melvin Belli
Bohannan
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Joe Tonahill
Tonahill
Mr. Causey
Max E. Causey
Joe B. Brown
Causey
Belli
Oswald
Rhode Island seniors balk at loyalty oath for teachers
Providence UPI reports twenty Rhode Island College seniors refused to sign the Board of Education loyalty oath required for teacher certification. They questioned wording and necessity, saying they had not seen the oath before the meeting and received few answers.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Rhode Island College
State Board of Education
United States of America
Rhode Island
Five-Day Forecast Notes Seasonal Normal at 24 Degrees
Forecast through Wednesday keeps average near seasonal normal of 24 degrees. Expect a warmer Sunday then cooler start to next week. Snow is expected late Sunday and on Monday.
Senate Debates on Wheat and Cotton Bill Begin
The Senate planned to begin debate on a combined wheat and cotton program bill with aims to finish next week before a civil rights filibuster. The measure tax supports voluntary acreage limits to avert a $60 million income drop and would restore farm income via redeemable market certificates. Two new subsidies would support cotton sales to mills and reward producers to cut surplus, narrowing the price gap between domestic supports and export prices.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Administration
U.S
Ex-Convict Testifies For Hoffa in Jury Tampering Trial
Detroit man testifies he was promised a presidential pardon to work as a government undercover agent against James R. Hoffa. Frederick M. Shobe says he was hired by Walter Sheridan, special adviser to Attorney General Kennedy, from 1962 to 1964, while on parole for armed robbery, burglary and forgery.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Detroit
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Frederick M. Shobe
Hoffa
Walter Sheridan
Adv
Robert Kennedy
Shobe
Sheridan
FBI
Driver charged after pushing taxi in Marion incident
UPD reports taxi driver Donald Jones filed reckless driving and conduct charges against motorist Frey of Scottsboro Ireland who allegedly pushed Jones' cab three miles along. Winers reportedly stated he did not want to be involved as the event unfolded with fares noted at seven dollars.
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Marion
UPD
Donald Jones
Frey
Scottsboro
Jones
Lone
GOP's Dumaine Gives Up Fight for At Large Slate
Boston Republican State Chairman Frederick C. Dumaine Jr. withdraws effort to keep his name on the slate of at large delegates to the GOP national convention. Attorneys said he could stay on but nomination papers circulated with Georgia Ireland of Wellesley replacing him.
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Boston
UPI
Frederick C. Dumaine Jr
Dumaine
Georgia Ireland
Wellesley
Tulsa Bank Stock Deal Said To Involve Baker
Senate investigators heard testimony that a defense firm official borrowed 175000 dollars to buy stock in a Tulsa bank on a referral by the late Sen Roberts and an oral agreement to sell half to Bobby Baker. Pred B Black Jr testified Kerr introduced him to the bank president and that Baker could buy half later. Baker resigned as secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority amid probes into outside dealings.
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Senate
Tulsa
Bobby Baker
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Black
Fidelity National Bank & Trust Co
Oklahoma City
Kerr
Capitol
Stack
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Dean McGree
Tulsa Bank
Serv-A Corp
L.P. McLendon
Rules Committee
Carole Tyler
State To Give Away Books At World’s Fair Pavilion
A contract in Boston authorizes publication and free distribution of one million copies of The New England Heritage at the Massachusetts Pavilion during the 1964 New York World's Fair season. Heritage Publishing Co. will pay publishing costs, with a sliding scale distribution fee to the state and state audit, content approval, and employment protections. No state funds were appropriated for the material, with an estimated cost around 250000 to the commonwealth.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
State House
Raymond I. Rigney
Bay State Enterprises, Inc
Heritage Publishing Co
Springfield
Meritage Publishing Co
Office of the Commissioner of Administration
New England
Commonwealth
Fair
State World's Fair Commission
Massachusetts’ Pavilion
New Version Reported on Hitler Death
Marshal Vassily I. Chuikov recounts a different account of Hitler’s death saying Soviet troops found the dictator’s body wrapped in a charred rug in the Chancellery. The memoir disclosure appeared in Literary Russia with Tass distributing excerpts.
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Hitler
London
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Vassily I. Chuikov
Literary
Russia
Tass
King Paul of Greece Undergoes Emergency Surgery
In Athens the 62 year old King Paul underwent an emergency stomach ulcer operation. A Royal Palace bulletin said the procedure was successful and the king is all right. Crown Prince Constantine was named regent for the king during recovery. royal family members gathered at Tafoi Palace.
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Athens
Paul
Greece
Royal
N. Tsamboulas
Tafoi Palace
Constantine
Frederika
Sophie
Prince Juan Carlos
Spain
Irene
Johnson calls for peace on Cyprus and fair Panama deal
President Johnson outlined a broad view of global hotspots at UCLA with President Lopez Mateos. He urged an end to Cyprus bloodshed, a fair covenant for Panama Canal issues, and a firm stance against communism while promising U S restraint in Cuba and support for South Vietnam.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Johnson
Cyprus
Panama
Viet Nam
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
University of California At Los Angeles
UCLA
Lopez Matos
Los Angeles International
Palm Springs
White House
America
Sfront
United States
Lopez Mateos
Canal Zone
Cuba
Guantanamo
Havana
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Guantanamo Bay
Weather Forecast Mail Opens 5000 DC Projections
Springfield Illinois UPI reports Ray Reischl executive assistant to the state auditor opened mail to find 5,000 weather forecasts all dated Feb 18 1962 for the District of Columbia.
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Springfield
UPI
Ray Reischl
State Auditor of Public Accounts
District of Columbia
Midwest governors demand more space contracts for region
Iowa Governor Hughes told Massachusetts Governor Peabody that Midwest leaders will push to host a NASA electronic research facility, warning against letting coastwise bias or "Sahara Desert" planning sideline the middle of the nation. Hughes said most space age contracts favor the East and West coasts, and urged a fight to keep the project from Boston.
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Towa
UPI
Ernor
Iowa
Harold E
Midwest
National Aeronautics and
Hughes
Newsmen
Space Administration
NASA
Texas
Webb
Sahara
Boston
Peabody
Peabody Dust
Massachusetts
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