Cyprus Debates Delayed as U Thant Seeks Peace Plan
U Thant wins a delay in the United Nations Security Council Cyprus debate until Monday as talks continue on his plan for an international peace force and an impartial mediator. Negotiations discuss troop contributors, treaty references, and ensuring Cypriot independence while sporadic shooting persists in the island.
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Thant
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Red China
Johnson greets Lopez Mateos in Los Angeles
President Johnson meets Mexican President Lopez Mateos in Los Angeles. The briefing notes emphasize cordial talks during a joint appearance in the city.
Judge Gags Defendant in Detroit Court
Edward Ingle, 34, blabbed so much in court that Judge W McKay Skillman ordered him gagged. A court officer taped his mouth from ear to ear. Ingle was held for trial on a pandering charge.
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Civil Rights Challenging Nation in Election Year
AP Special Correspondent notes a second year of civil rights upheaval as elections loom and moderates clash with extremists. After the 10th anniversary of school desegregation, the movement targets public facilities voting rights and biracial problem committees amid rising white counteraction. The Feb 10 House approval of a sweeping civil rights package moves to the Senate with strong debate anticipated.
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Parking Space Find Triggers Hilarious Demand
A light moment on a Manhattan street as a young wife, thinking of practical needs, exclaims to her husband to buy a car so they can secure a parking space. The brief caption attributes the quip to Capt. Gen. Fea, Corp.
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Holiday Observance Slows Biddeford Saco Businesses
Saturday schedules vary as Biddeford and Saco firms open for sales while banks and municipal offices close. Post offices operate limited holiday services for perishables and special deliveries amid observance of the president's birthday.
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Johnson Warns China Supporters in Viet Nam Conflict
President Johnson, at UCLA, condemns outsiders aiding Viet Cong and invokes a broader civil war among Communists. He cites global tensions, highlights Vietnam independence as a 10 year commitment, and calls for realism in foreign policy while praising ongoing U S Mexican talks at Palm Springs.
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Johnson cites threats and peacemaker stance in foreign policy
President Johnson warns enemies seeking peace deeds will met with swift U S response while stressing unwavering policy to strengthen hope for peace He lists Viet Nam Cyprus Panama and Cuba water cutoff as crisis points urging calm readiness and patience over quick interventions.
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Pardon Promise Revealed in Hoffa Jury Trial
Ex convict from Detroit testifies he was promised a presidential pardon to work undercover against James R. Hoffa. Walter Sheridan hired him from 1962 to 1964, arguing pardons would help, though he learned state convictions remained. Walker also testifies against Thomas E. Parks of Nashville in the Nashville jury tampering case.
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Turkish premier survives assassination attempt in Ankara
Inonu, 79, narrowly escapes three shots fired as he entered an official car near his office. Police arrest Mesut Suna, 38, from Kayseri, who admitted intent to kill and supports the 1960s anti Menderes movement. Suna linked to outlawed Democratic party follower.
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House OKs Defense Authorization Bill with $92 Million Addon
The House approved a $16.9 billion defense authorization on a 336 to 0 vote. It includes $92 million for research on a manned bomber and manned interceptor, added on Gen. Curtis LeMay's advice but not required to be spent. Rep. Vinson defended the maneuver, defeating an amendment to strike the funds.
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D-Ga
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Ruby Jury Candidate Dismissed In Murder Trial
Dallas AP Jack Ruby's lawyers used a sixth peremptory challenge to dismiss another jury candidate, the 30th in the murder trial. Bill Bohannan, a salesman, said he hadn't seen the Oswald shooting. Judge Brown planned a Saturday session as Causey, 35, was chosen earlier this week.
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Kennedy Book Planned Demaris Witness To Lee Oswald Shooting
Ed Demaris, co author of Green Felt Jungle, says he stood four people from Jack Ruby when Ruby killed Oswald. He spent 11 days in Dallas collecting interviews and plans a Kennedy shooting book. Demaris says Goldwater might sue. he defends the book as truthful.
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