Deadlock Between Turkey and Cyprus Threatens Cyprus Peace
A Cyprus Greek Cypriot Turkish clash over troop dispositions near Kokkina deepens the crisis as Turkish jets patrol the northwest coast and U N troops brace for potential escalation. Kyprianou vows no withdrawal while Ankara demands Greek forces clear the area.
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Kyprianou
Athens
U.N
U Thant
Alevga
U Thami
Eak
Salinger Appointment Upheld by California Supreme Court
California Supreme Court upholds interim U S Senate appointment of Pierre Salinger to fill the seat left by Clair Engle's death. George Murphy challenges legality. state attorney general Mosk says appointment valid. Murphy questions residency requirement. decision referenced by Washington Senate subcommittee hearing. Salinger, former Kennedy and Johnson aide, beat Alan Cranston for the Democratic nomination.
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White House
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U.S. Senate
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Salinger
Edmund G. Brown
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Murphy
California
Senate
Washington
Mosk
Marshall McComb
Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Kennedy Indicates Senate Bid Hinges On Wagner Approval
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said he would not run for U.S. senator from New York without Mayor Robert Wagner’s express approval. Wagner voiced praise and said Kennedy would be a fine candidate if available, but would not endorse before talks. Kennedy’s past stance and upstate backing by Rep. Stratton are noted as the nominating process unfolds.
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U.S
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Kennedy
Wagner
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Senate
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Samuel S. Stratton
Stratton
Johnson
Antipoverty Bill Sent To President For Signature
The Senate sent to President Johnson the 947.5 million antipoverty bill to create work for idle youth and aid families to leave welfare. The measure, approved with House amendments, targets jobs, education, and community action through a future supplemental funding bill. Sargent Shriver is eyed to lead the program, with initial reach projected to 600,000 people and up to 7 million families through community projects.
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House
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Minnesota
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
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Eisenhower to keynote GOP strategy session in Hershey
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower will headline a Republican strategy meeting in Hershey PA with governors and gubernatorial candidates. Attendees include Senator Barry Goldwater and Vice President nominee Nelson Rockefeller. The morning session is limited to 38 party leaders, with Goldwater and Nixon figures among speakers and planners for campaign strategy.
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Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
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Nelson Rockefeller
Scranton
Earl D. Eisenhower Jr
Washington
R. Dean Burch
John Grenier
National
GOP Committee
Wayne J. Hood
Sen
Thruston Morton
Senate
Rep
Robert Wilson
Calif
House
Evidence Gained On Chances Of Long Life
Johns Hopkins researcher Dr. Edmond Murphy reports preliminary findings from a study of 2,300 people aged 90 plus and 1,400 of their offspring. He notes offspring of long living fathers show higher odds of reaching 70, suggesting paternal longevity may influence longer life more than maternal longevity. The work, presented at Bar Harbor at a genetics symposium, supports the theory that male longevity affects offspring lifespan.
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March of Dimes Organization
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Canada
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White Men Jailed For Murder In Jacksonville Riots
Three white men RICH CHESSMAN and KATO were jailed on murder charges in the March 23 death of 35 year old Mrs. Johnnie Mae Chappell during race riots in Jacksonville Florida. Police say Rich signed a statement admitting the fatal shot from a passing car and Chessman said he was in the car. A 22 caliber revolver was recovered as the death weapon.
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Lee Coty
J. W. Rich
Wayne M. Chessman
Elmer Kato
Johnnie Mae Chappell
U.S. 1
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Coty
Rich
Chessman
Chappell
Papal Helicopter Flight Sets First Ever Pontiff Trip
Pope Paul VI makes history by flying 75 miles by helicopter from Castel Gandolfo to Orvieto for Mass marking Corpus Christi’s 700th anniversary. Flags line the city as the pontiff delivers a speech before returning home. ENCYCLICAL Ecclesiam Suam outlines dialogue with modern world amid Cyprus and Vietnam tensions.
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Italy
Paul VI
Orvieto
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Cyprus
Viet Nam
Battle over Mt Greylock tramway sparks Berkshire protest
Five conservationists in Pittsfield sue the Mt Greylock Tramway Authority and the Mt Greylock Reservation Commission, alleging plans to build a tramway ski trails and a large top resort and base bar dance hall violate the mountain’s protected status. They warn commercial development endangers a unique biological refuge and the area’s quiet beauty. Local merchants and tourism boosters back the plan as economic revival, while opponents fear landslides and loss of public trust.
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Massachusetts
Donald Whitehead
Williams College Biology Department
New York
Allen & Co
Willamette Construction Co
Portland
Ore
American Resort Services, Inc
Dragone
Springfield
Johnson Signs Unanimous Southeast Asia Support Resolution
President Johnson signed the congressional resolution backing his Southeast Asia policy, saying it clarifies America’s stand and will be read around the world. He noted quick passage in both houses and pledged to use presidential powers with wisdom, reaffirming unity with military and congressional leaders at the White House.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
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White House
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