Cypriot Nerve War Continues
In Nicosia three unidentified jet fighters buzzed over the city at rooftop level after daybreak amid rumors of a Turkish invasion. Turkish warships were seen off the northern coast as diplomats met with Archbishop Makarios to seek calm. Cyprus Foreign Minister Kyprianou accused Ankara of a nerve war, while Makarios urged restraint and proposed limits on veto rights of the Turkish minority.
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Gerald H Murray Dies at 51 Former Patrol Captain and Police Chief
Gerald H. Murray 51 of Topeka died Friday afternoon at St Catherine Hospital of cancer after a yearlong illness. A 25 year State Patrol veteran, he served as Garden City police chief after retiring as captain on Sept 1 1962. Murray led Kansas Elks in 1960 61 and was exalted ruler of the local lodge in 1959 60. He was born Sept 15 1912 in Topeka, married Rose Allender in Junction City Oct 8 1946, and leaves a widow, a daughter and a son plus several relatives. Funeral services Monday at St Marys Church with burial in Valley View cemetery. Elks, Rosary, and Knights of Columbus rites are planned.
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Optimistic Peace Note Is Sounded
Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced modest optimism that 1964 would be a period of probing for peace while warning of dangers from world revolution led by Communist China. He cited Cuba and Vietnam as examples, noted talks with the Soviet Union would continue, and stressed patience ahead of the Geneva disarmament talks.
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LBJ Erhard To Probe Red Dealings
President Johnson and West German chancellor Ludwig Erhard open discussions at a two day meeting in Texas focusing on East West relations with Moscow and possible talks. Bonn signals openness to exploratory talks but opposes Soviet proposals like a non aggression pact and post exchanges. The pair plan to assess issues for U.S.-German agreement and what needs further exploration. Gus Garden notes money still talks but without the authority it once had.
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