Thant Sets Directives for UN Cyprus Force
UN Secretary-General U Thant says the terms of reference for the Cyprus peace force are not negotiable and he will issue directives personally. A spokesman said Thant has sent a set of principles to the force commander, outlining noninterference, self defense, and independence from the mediator. He reserves the right to issue directives due to the force's international responsibility.
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Cyprus
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British Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
House of Commons
NATO Chief Warns Against Soviet Long Term Credit
Dirk Stikker, NATO secretary general, told a Harvard Club audience that the free world should not extend long term credit to the Soviet Union. He warned against accepting the USSR’s self image and said enduring changes do not amount to a democratic transformation.
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UPI
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Missing Teacher From Vt Located In South America
MONUPELIER Vermont Atty. General says Bennington junior high teacher Mario Parisi 34, who allegedly absconded with more than 12 000 dollars from backers for a European tour, has been found in South America and will be returned for prosecution. Parisi left Bennington June 19 and sailed for France as the tour planned to depart New York. Police charged him with fraud. many residents had paid in advance and he later sent apologies with promises to repay.
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UPI
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Mario Parisi
Parisi
France
New York
Mimice Village Shares Surname Across All Residents
In Mimice, Yugoslavia, all 500 residents bear the same surname Mimica, tracing every inhabitant to a single founding family. The village’s lineage is uniquely tied to one ancestor, uniting the population under a common name.
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Yugoslavia
Mimice
Mimica
Soviet Ousts West German Diplomat in Moscow
The Soviet Union expelled from Moscow the West German embassy commercial counselor Dr. Nau pert within five days, declaring him persona non grata amid cooling Bonn Moscow ties. Ambassador Horst Graepper was summoned to receive the action, noted as a top staffer, with observers warning not to overinterpret the move.
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UPI
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Naupert
Ivan Ilvichev
W. Morrison
Czechs Hold Two Visitors for Alleged Smuggling
Prague reports British historian Norman Stone aged 23 from Glasgow and Australian teacher Janice Wilson aged 24 from Sydney confined by CTK state agency. They allegedly conspired to smuggle a Czechoslovak national to Austria and have confessed per Bratislava prosecutor orders.
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Norman Stone
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Janice Wilson
Sydney
CTK
Bratislava
De Gaulle seeks wide alliance with Mexico during visit
President Charles de Gaulle urged a large scale program of scientific cultural and technical exchanges between France and Mexico while downplaying any threat to U S Mexican relations. He told Mexican Congress that Latin America is moving to the foreground of world affairs and that France seeks closer ties with Mexico through collaboration and cultural links.
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Caribbean
Soviet to Sell Gold to Buy U.S. Wheat
London AP report says the Soviet Union resumed gold sales in Western Europe on Tuesday to raise cash for North American wheat. Market sources estimate about 4.5 million dollars of Soviet gold offered, mainly in Paris with some in London before market close.
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Soviet Union
West Europe
Paris
Overseasoned ammun ision waste disclosed by Army
A British army accounting report reveals 92 million rounds of .303 rifle ammunition valued at $5 million were ruined because excessive salt was used in the sea rboard packing boxes.
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London
UPI
Tito’s illness bars Hungary summit attendance
Yugoslavia's Tanjug reports President Tito, age 7, suffers a political illness that prevents him from joining the Communist summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Budapest. He has traveled to Brioni for treatment and rest on doctors’ advice, with no details released about his condition.
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Flood Crest Nears Paducah
Paducah, a major city on the Ohio River, faced a crest nearly nine feet above flood stage as floods spread along the 981 mile river corridor. Damage exceeded 100 million dollars, 15 lives were lost, and about 110000 people were affected as Smithland near the Cumberland junction battled the rising waters and officials urged levees to hold. President Johnson Tuesday.
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Great Lakes Labor Set For Peace
Toronto Telegram reports that an agreement to guarantee labor peace on the Great Lakes includes firing Hal G Banks within three weeks. Ottawa officials dispute any Canada U S government pact, noting taps on waterfront union telephones influenced the decision.
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Banks
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U.S
Maritime Trustees
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Lakes
Federal aid aims to restore public facilities in several states
The program authorized $250,000 to Kentucky and Indiana, the first disbursement of federal aid to restore public facilities. Kentucky requested $4.2 million, Indiana more than $2 million. Other hard hit states include Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Missouri, and Illinois.
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Ohio
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Wind Threat Tightens Grip on Los Angeles Fires
Firefighters battle forecast winds as three brush blazes near Los Angeles are contained after destruction of at least 20 homes and 11,600 acres. Gusts up to 100 mph threaten containment efforts. 200 firemen remain at Weldon Canyon while 300 more mop up Bur bank Glendale hotspots near Granada Hills. Damage estimate around $4 million.
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