Cyprus leaders clash over partition amid bloodshed
Turkish Cypriot leader Dr Kutchuk hinted at partition after deadly clashes that killed about 300. President Makarios warned coexistence is impossible and condemned the idea as disastrous. British troops move to a neutral zone as a joint ceasefire withdrawal plan is signed by both communities.
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Dr. Kutchuk
Cyprus
Makarios
Cadio Audieace
Kutchuk
Nicosia
Safe conduct in Cyprus by Turkish Cypriot minister
Osman Ovef, Turkish Cypriot Minister of Defence, climbs into a British armoured car outside the British High Commissioners office in Nicosia for safe conduct through the troubled city. President Makarios appeals for a peaceful settlement in a nationwide broadcast over the Greek Turkish community clash.
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Nicosia
Makarios
Optimism and tensions mark New Year messages for 1964
The year begins with leaders promising peace progress and seeking better Anglo Soviet ties. Sir Alec Douglas-Home calls 1964 a splendid opportunity while Grimond warns of inflation. Tito signals cautious hope against China as war-keeping critics urge unity for peace.
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J. O. Grimond
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Alec
Grimond
Tito
Yugoslavia
China
A.P
14 Believed Dead In N G War Near Port Moresby
Reports from Port Moresby say 14 people believed killed in fierce tribal fighting about 300 miles northwest of the area. The death toll follows an earlier December 6 report of nine killed in a war between two tribes. A raiding party ambushed a family in a village house. Nine died. later five raiders were killed and 30 men are detained.
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Foreign Aid Approved By Senate After Brief Debate
The Senate approved the fourth spending figure by a 56 to 14 vote and, in a separate voice vote, granted the President limited authority to guarantee private credits in the sale of wheat to Russia. House approval came earlier on Christmas Eve after days of intense debate. President Johnson reportedly held a no-retreat stance on the wheat provision to avoid appearing weak to Western allies and the Soviet leadership.
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Russia
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America
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Chinese PM Sees Peaceful Coexistence with World
Chou En Lai told a French TV interviewer in Morocco that China seeks peaceful coexistence with all nations including the West and foresees growth in economic and cultural exchanges with France. He faulted U S policy and Taiwan as obstacles to peace and noted a traditional Franco Chinese friendship.
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Chou En Lai
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