Peace Still Sought on Panama Rift
Washington report says Organization of American States mediators will press on after admitting failure to resolve the U S Panama dispute over the canal. Five nation panel voted to continue conciliation and to try again, while noting progress from a recent U S Panama agreement. Juan Plate of Paraguay led the panel, with United States and Panama tensions shaping the talks.
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Washington
APL
Organization of American States
U.s.-Panama
OAS
Panama Canal
Juan Plate
Paraguay
United States
Panama
Plate
Johnson
Thomas C. Mann
Russian Farmers Put on Payroll
Moscow reports that Estonia’s collective farmers now receive guaranteed monthly wages, marking Khrushchev’s first step to raise material incentives to boost lagging Soviet farm output.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Republic of
Estonia
Nikita Khrushchev
Rev J T O Callahan Dies Won Congressional Medal
Rev Joseph T O Callahan S J 58 died at St Vincent Hospital Worcester Mass He won the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1946 for heroism aboard the USS Franklin on March 19 1945 during kamikaze attacks He aided wounded men directed firefighting and oversaw jettisoning ammo He headed Holy Cross College mathematics department 1938 1940 and served on the carrier Ranger in North Africa prior to Navy service.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
Joseph T. O'Callahan
S.J
St. Vincent Hospital
Harry S. Truman
Franklin
Cmdr
O'Callahan
Cambridge
Father O'Callahan
Holy Cross College
Navy
North Africa
De Gaulle Ends Visit To Mexico
President Charles de Gaulle closes a three day tour of Mexico with plans to depart for Guadeloupe after visits to Cayenne French Guiana and Martinique. He and Adolfo Lopez Mateos issued a joint communique backing Latin American economic access and Latin America Europe exchanges, while a 50,000 strong university welcome highlighted a vigorous visit.
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Mexico City
Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
France
Latin America
Inldon
Guadeloupe
Cayenne
French Guiana
Martinique
Paris
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
de Gaulle
U.N
Geneva
Inen
National University
Laos Rightist Assassin Kills Intelligence Chief
Maj Praneuth, intelligence chief for Gen Phoumi Nosovan forces in Vientiane, was shot in the head and died, the first right wing officer killed in Laos post Geneva Agreement. The assassination raises fears of pro Communist retaliation and wider Laos instability.
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Laos
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Praneuth
Get
Phoumi Nosovan
Pathet Lao
Parneuth
Phoumi
Bonn Bans Playboy Magazine From Youth Danger List
Bonn West Germany government list bans Playboy magazine as dangerous for youth. Official Gazette says the American magazine will remain on the list for the rest of 1964.
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Bonn
UPI
Playboy
Canadian Labor Czar Removed
Hal Banks, 35, U.S. born labor leader, ousted as president of the Seafarers International Union of Canada by the government board of trustees. Trustees named Charles Turner to succeed Banks as Union headquarters warn members to maintain discipline amid protests outside the union building in Montreal and in Vancouver where seamen protested.
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Hal
Banks
Canada
Great Lakes
International Union of Canada
Board of Trustees
House of Commons
Union
Montreal
Vancouver
Hal Banks
Charles Turner
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Engineers Said Saved From Savages in Peru
Unconfirmed Lima reports say 37 engineers were rescued as Savage Indians closed in after a week long siege in the Amazon. One engineer was believed killed as 30 to 75 soldiers hacked through jungle to a knoll where the group made a last stand. A gunboat waited at Yaravi River to move them to Iquitos.
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Lima
Peru
Amazon
Contact Lenses Safe If Rules Are Followed
Boston report says wearers with proper fitting under supervision by optometrists or physicians may avoid trouble. Dr Francis Murdy cites six safety points including proper hygiene and regular eye examinations amid FDA study of misused lenses that have caused several blindness cases in recent years.
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Boston
Francis Murdy
Newburyport
Massachusetts Society of Optometrists
Massachusetts ' Society
American Optometric Association
Murphy
William A. Stone
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Pershing Missiles Headed to Europe Next Month
The first 400 mile range Pershing bombardment missiles are expected to arrive in Europe next month to bolster the U S Seventh Army in West Germany. The move, long foreshadowed, places the advanced battlefield missiles closer to potential targets.
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Washington
Europe
U.S
West Germany
India Receives US Wheat Gift Aids Famine Stricken Northwest
The United States will send 46 000 tons of wheat and livestock feed to northwest India under the food for peace program. The gift, announced by the Agency for International Development on Wednesday night, is valued at about $4 million and comes as about 500 000 people suffer famine in the region.
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Washington
United States
India
Agency For International Development
Canadian Carrier Sails for Cyprus
The Canadian aircraft carrier Bonaventure a 20000 ton ship sailed for Cyprus in a snow storm on Wednesday night to carry supplies equipment and reinforcements for the Canadian peace keeping force on the Mediterranean island.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Bonaventure
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Injunction Blocks Rail Strike Against Southern Pacific
A San Mateo County judge issued a nine day injunction blocking five unions from striking Southern Pacific Railroad amid warning of a possible nationwide walkout at midnight. The order targets the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen among others, with local union officials not available for comment.
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Order of Railroad Conductors and Brakemen
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
The
Switchmen's Union of North America
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway Trainment
Tremor Hits Trieste Rocks Port City
An earthquake struck Trieste causing wall cracks but no casualties. A stone statue toppled from St. Anthony's Church facade and landed on a parked car.
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Trieste
Italy
UPI
Adriatic
St. Anthony’s Church
Policeman's Killer Gets Death Penalty
WALPOLE MA AP Peter Ladello 25 of Cambridge joined four other men on death row at Walpole prison after a Middlesex County Superior Court jury found him guilty of murder in the shooting death of Malden patrolman Edward Callahan 36 during an attempted supermarket robbery last September A second patrolman was wounded Ladello received the mandatory death sentence from Judge Reuben L Lurie with no date for execution set pending appeals Other death row inmates include John Kerrigan Charles Tracy Ronald Johnson and Jack Harris who were convicted in killings of patrolmen or farmhands in recent years
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Walpole
Mass
Peter Ladello
Cambridge
Malden
Ladello
Reuben L. Lurie
Middlesex County Superior Court
Lurie
Ladette
Edward C. Callahan
John J. Kerrigan
Lawrence Gorman
Charles E. Tracy
Boston
John J. Gallagher
Ronald L. Johnson
James B. O'Leary
Jack A. Harris
Lexington
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