Cyprus War Preparations Widen As Island Fortifies
Cyprus resembles a vast armed camp with thousands taking weapons training in both Greek and Turkish Cypriot towns. Greek Cypriots outnumber Turkish Cypriots 4 to 1 and fear a Turkish invasion. The island has split into two defense forces, each built around the former Cyprus police and a small army, with leadership linked to figures tied to EOKA history.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Akritas
Polycarpos Georgadjis
Georgadisis
George Grivas
Dighenis
EOKA
Panama President Warns of More Riots Over Canal Pact
President Roberto F. Chiari of Panama warned on ABC that riots and demonstrations against the United States will recur unless a new Panama Canal treaty is adopted. He said conflicts stem from the 1903 treaty and could reoccur within weeks to years, depending on a Sino-US dialogue and potential talks with President Johnson.
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New York
Roberto F. Chiari
Panama
United States
Chiari
Johnson
Jury Selection To Resume Today In Ruby Oswald Case
Dallas Texas AP. Jury selection resumes for Jack Ruby to face murder with malice charges in the Oswald assassination case. Ten of twelve seats remain open after a week with 48 jurors summoned. two educated men seated. Defense argues bias and possible venue change amid peremptory challenges by both sides.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dist
Henry M. Wade
Melvin M. Belli
Ruby
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Brown
Missing Man's Death Tied to Lake Dumping and Robbery
The body of 36 year old James Albert Dalton was recovered from Claytor Lake near the lighthouse bridge after searches by Blacksburg Rescue Squad. Investigators say two brothers, Lewis Walter Redd and Stanley Redd, are charged with Dalton's murder and the Monday night service station robbery linked to the case. Dalton's autopsy will be conducted in Roanoke. authorities report signs of a severe head injury.
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James Albert Dalton
Claytor Lake
Dalton
Lighthouse Bridge
Blacksburg
J. Henry Hall
Barren Springs
Roanoke
Lewis Walter Redd
Stanley Redd
Roscoe
Smoke) Price
Here
Redd Brothers
Price
Wythe
Queens
Effigy of Warren Found Hanging at Civic Center
A black-painted effigy labeled Earl Warren the Lee Oswald of the Supreme Court was found hung from a flagpole at San Francisco Civic Center on Sunday afternoon.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
Lee Oswald of
the Supreme Court
Civic Center
Inside Sports and Comics Highlights
A brief page note outlines sections including Inside Sports Comics Abby Society Obituaries and Classifieds with weather and crosswords. The listing indicates page references for each topic and hints at a broad community issue mix and future features.
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Dodd links press to fall of South Viet Nam regime
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd charges a press hoax helped topple the Ngo Dinh Diem regime in South Viet Nam. He cites a United Nations fact finding report and says Buddhist crisis reports may have overstated persecution and masked communist propaganda motives.
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Thomas J. Dodd
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South Viet Nam
Dodd
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Viet Nam
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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Nation Eyes Bible Suit Heralded as National Ruling Test
In Pennsylvania a federal court opens a hearing on an ACLU suit to block a rural district from bringing the Bible back into public schools. James Snavely, a Lebanon employee and father of four, leads the challenge against the Cornwall Lebanon Suburban Joint School Board affecting seven small schools.
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The
American Civil Liberties Union
James Snavely
Lebanon
Cornwall-Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Snavely
US Supreme Court
Presidents Move To End Boycott Strikes Snag
Negotiations to end a boycott on wheat shipments to Russia collapsed after four days of talks led by Labor Secretary Wirtz. Union leaders broadened demands to include all Iron Curtain nations, seeking 50 percent shipped in American vessels. White House urged a high level conference to resolve the dispute.
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Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
U.S
Russia
Wirtz
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Iron Curtain
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Johnson
White House
Soviet Union
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen's Association
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Belgian Teachers Killed By Rebels In Congo Attack
Two Belgian teachers were killed and two Belgian priests wounded during an assault on the Makunzika mission in Kwilu Province by rebels led by Pierre Mulele. About 30 attackers used bows, arrows and clubs, with 20 mission members escaping to Leopoldville by Sunday night.
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Pierre Mulele
Makunzika
Kikwit
Mulele
Jacques Bollaerts
Robert Marechal
Patrice Lumumba
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Belgium
American of Japanese Ancestry Becomes First General
In Honolulu an 84 year old plantation worker and about 500 World War II veterans attended a ceremony honoring Brig. Gen. Francis Takemoto the first American of Japanese ancestry to reach general rank in the U S armed forces Gen Takemoto commands the 29th Infantry Brigade of the Hawaii National Guard and leads 2000 Army troops across Oahu Maui Molokai Kauai while also serving as principal of Akamanu Elementary School in civilian life.
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U.S
Tsunetaro Takemoto
Francis Takemoto
29Th Infantry Brigade
Hawaii National Guard
Takemoto
Akamanu Elementary School
Oahu
Hawaii
Maui
Molokai
Kauai Islands
Times Tower Goes Bare Bones in Broadway Striptease
The Times Tower Building on Times Square is stripped to its steelwork and floor slabs, a five month demolition described as the greatest striptease on Broadway. Once a New York landmark since 1904, the 24 story triangle near Seventh Avenue and 42nd Street faded amid newer towers and bright signs.
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Times Tower
New York City
Allied Chemical Corp
AP Wirephoto
New York
Times Square
New York Times
Manhattan
Seventh Avenue
42Nd Street
Nation Swept By Cold Wave
A bitter cold wave swept across a wide region from the west to the Great Lakes and into the Texas Panhandle. International Falls Minnesota logged 16 below zero, while Devils Lake North Dakota and Bemidji Minnesota reached minus 14. Readings stayed near or below zero at midday in Minnesota, with warnings extending to Nebraska Kansas Iowa Missouri and much of Illinois and frost expected further into Florida.
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Texas Panhandle
International Falls
Minn
Devils Lake
N.D
Bemidji
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Dixie
Florida
Five Killed In Collision In North Dakota
Five people died when a passenger train struck a station wagon in Grand Forks North Dakota. Two Episcopal clergymen were among the dead. Three children were hospitalized in critical condition. Victims included The Rt Rev Richard R Emery 53 Fargo ND and The Rev Edwin L Bigelow 99 Grand Forks ND plus his wife Phyllis and daughter Pamela Sharell Simmons 18 Mandan ND a North Dakota student. Injured were Christopher 5 Kimberly Shick 7 and Bethanie Shick 6. The party had been returning from Walshville near Grand Forks after morning services.
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Grand Forks, N.D
Richard R. Emery
Fargo
N.D
Episcopal Diocese
North Dakota
Edwin L. Bigelow
Grand Forks
Phyllis
Pamela
Sharell Simmons
Mandan
Christopher
Lowell Meier
Kimberly Shick
Bethanie Shick
Walshville
Bishop Emery
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