Iraq renews war to quell Kurdish rebels in north
Baghdad declares the Kurdish mountainous region a military zone and orders rebels to surrender within 24 hours. Ismet Sherif Vaney in Lausanne vows resistance as Barzani's envoy defies Baghdad. Barzani seeks autonomy and oil revenues, while Baghdad asserts concessions and a federation plan remains intact.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Ismet Sherif Vaney
Barzani
Europe
Kassem
Hoffa Pleads Innocent as Court Enters Plea for Hoffa
In Nashville, James Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, stood mute and a plea of innocent was entered for him on a 5 count indictment. He and two co defendants Allen Dorfman and Thomas Ewing Parks accepted the court action. Trial date to be set with bonds from five to ten thousand dollars.
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Nashville
Tenn
Teamsters
James Hoffa
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Frank Gray Jr
Gray
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Thomas Ewing Parks
Innocent
Senators briefed on rights proposals in Kennedy talks
President Kennedy met with administration aides to discuss civil rights proposals to be sent to Congress. Pierre Salinger said Kennedy and Attorney General Burke Marshall reviewed ideas with unhappy Southern Democrat senators.
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Kennedy
Congress
Roberts F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Whie House
Burke Marshall
Attormey
West Virginia law graduates to be admitted in ceremony
West Virginia University College of Law graduates will be admitted to practice at a ceremony in the State Supreme Court of Appeals from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Judge Thornton G. Berry Jr. will address the new admittees after the oath. Oscar J. Andrew will speak at a luncheon for the Junior Bar. Arrangements were led by Thomas E. Potter and Theodore Sereuses. The piece also notes political talks on civil rights with President Kennedy and a White House meeting with labor readers and religious leaders.
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Thornton G. Berry Jr
West Virginia State Bar
Oscar J. Andrew
West Virginia
Thomas E. Potter
Charleston
Congress
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White House
Nepal Seen Bridge For India China Pact
Katmandu reports Premier Chou En-lai says Nepal should act as a bridge to restore friendly ties with India. In Peking interview he states fighting will not resume if India refrains from military action. Details of discussions with Southern leaders remained unpublished.
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Chou En-lai
Red China
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India
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Chou
New ReaderSorter Display At Local Facility
From 5:00 until 9 P.M. the public may inspect the newly re open facility in the area. A special display highlights the new ReaderSorter in the main lobby to attract visitors and inform them about the updated layout.
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