Fall Showdown Looms For Khrush and Red China
Tass said an international meeting of fraternal Communist and workers parties would be held in autumn to test the united front against Mao Tze-tung. Bulgarian Central Committee backed Moscow while most parties stayed silent amid Khrushchev’s travels.
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China
Moscow
Tass
Red China
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Sofia
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Central Commiette
Peking
Cyprus Abrogates Turkish Treaty Over Cyprus Crisis
President Makarios denounces and abrogates Cyprus Turkish alliance treaty arguing Turkish forces have refused to return to permanent bases and remain encamped in Nicosia. Turkish envoy reportedly refused to accept the note as it was delivered by Cyprus radio. The pact linked Greece, Turkey and Cyprus granting permanent deployments on the island with 950 Greek and 650 Turkish troops.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Makarios
Cyprus
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Nicosia
Cyprus Radio
Mahzar Ozkol
Zurich
London
Greece
Brazil Moves to Pick Interim President in Quick Vote
Brazilian leaders rush to convene Congress for an interim president election by Wednesday or soon after. Rumors center on Gen Humberto Castelo Branco or Marshal Eurico Gaspar Dutra as likely successors.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Congress
Brasilia
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Uruguay
Humberto Castelo Branco
Eurico Caspar Dutra
Dutra
Getulio Vargas
Labor group withholds endorsements in West Virginia race
Charleston AP report states seven gubernatorial hopefuls failed to win AFL-CIO COPE backing. No secretary of state, state auditor, treasurer or agriculture commissioner endorsements given. Robertson re-elected attorney general. Byrd's Senate bid remains unendorsed but under consideration. Several candidates criticized for lack of experience or misaligned positions.
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Charleston
Organized Labor
West Virginia Labor Federation
AFL- Clc
Federation
Committee On Political Education
COPE
State Senate
House of Delegates
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
West Virginia
W. R. Wilson
Harley O. Staggers
John M. Slack Jr
Ken Hechler
Hulett C. Smith
Julius Singleton Jr
C. Donald Robertson
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
William F. Champe
Culloden
Cooper Benedict
Harold G. Outright
Bonn Brown
Freda P. Cavendish
Cecil Underwood
Afl-Cio
MacArthur In A Deep Coma Struggle To Survive
General Douglas MacArthur remained in a deepening coma with failing heart and breathing, liver function ceased, and doctors warned only a miracle could save him. Surgeon General Lt. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton described the grave state as the bedside team recalled his war memories and past operations.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Heaton
Philippines
Flanders
Island Hopping
Civil Rights Debate Delayed by Senate Quorum Absence
Senate backers fail to reach quorum for a Saturday session delaying vote on the civil rights bill. Mansfield rebukes absentees as the session adjourns to Monday after only four members respond. A panel of 22 lawyers later says public accommodations and fair employment sections are constitutional despite opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie Bloc
Mansfield
Sen
Thomas H Dodd
D-Conn
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
American Bar Association
Princeton Boy Hurt By Car
A five year old Princeton boy, Donald Farmer Jr., was injured in a vehicle pedestrian crash on Thorn Street. The motorist Eugene A. Wimmer was jailed, fined one hundred dollars plus costs, and sentenced to ten days in prison after leaving the scene.
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Princeton
B. E. Belcher
Donald Farmer Jr
Memorial Hospital
Belcher
Eugene A. Wimmer
Jim Belcher
Wimmer
Thorn Street
Grayson County Farmer Dies in House Fire
Edward S. Dickenson, 44, a prominent Grayson County farmer, died when his family home near Independence burned. His body was found Saturday morning in the upstairs bedroom of the four mile north residence. The blaze was reported around 9 p.m. with unknown cause, believed to have started on the rear first floor.
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Independence
Grayson County
Edward S. Dickenson
Here
Johnson Eyes Appalachian Tour Visit Next Weeks
President Johnson said he may visit poverty-stricken areas in the Appalachian region late next week or the following week. He noted no exact dates or cities have been chosen, covering parts of West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Georgia and Alabama.
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Washington
Johnson
Appalachian
Texas
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Shastri Says Deputy PM Should Be A Small Man
Lal Bahadur Shastri, a diminutive 5 foot 2, 105 pound figure in New Delhi, comments on the type of person to be named deputy prime minister to aid Prime Minister Nehru amid speculation about the succession.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
Shastri
Johnson predicts 1964 prosperity and rosy Democratic prospects
President Johnson told reporters at the White House that 1964 should be a prosperous year for Americans and favorable for Democrats. He hailed recent Panama and Brazil developments, announced Jack Hood Vaughn as ambassador to Panama, and noted improving U.S. balance of payments.
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Washington
Johnson
Panama
Brazil
Fridey
United States
Canal Zone
U.S
Jack Hood Vaughn
Peace Corps
Latin America
Joao Goulart
Jobs Corps Plan Aims to Target Poverty Roots
Dr. Vernon R. Alden of Ohio University outlined the Jobs Corps as the first focus of President Johnsons poverty fight. He said 40,000 draft rejects and school dropouts would enter training and education in the first year with potential growth to 100,000 in year two, using 1,900 employment agencies and 20 centers for job training and 200 conservation centers nationwide.
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Athens, Ohio
Johnson
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
America
Alden
Jobs Corps
Congress
Washington
White House
Harvard University
Navy
Civilian Conservation Corps
Wichita Falls Tornado Kills Seven Injures 113
AP reported a deadly tornado struck northwest Wichita Falls causing seven deaths and 113 injuries. Thousands searched debris at Sunset Terrace and Lincoln Heights while Sheppard Air Force Base assessed damage amid civilian losses. Officials cited civilian property losses around 3 million with base damage unofficially near 10 million and about 400 people homeless.
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Sunset Terrace
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lincoln Heights
Sheppard Air Force Base
Robert M. Stillman
Washington
Air Force Base
Hazel Rea Collins
Ernie Coswell
Charles Hartney
Carl E. Hoeffliger
Alfred Miller
Dawson Minear
Expedition completes 1000 mile Antarctic trek
A joint Soviet French expedition finished a 1000 mile ice trek across Antarctica to study glacial movements, Tass reported Saturday.
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Moscow
Antarctic
Tass
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