Cyprus Fighting Reignites Amid Cease Fire Strain
In Cyprus, fighting surged in the mixed town of Kyrenia amid a faltering cease-fire. Greek Cypriot forces pressed an all-out attack with Turkish shells and minaret fire closing markets, while UN and British officials sought truces. Casualties and hostages rose as security forces struggled to restore order in a volatile frontline.
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Hal McClure
Nicosia
Cyprus
Iver
Ktmas
U.N
Hadja
Helt
SA. Geo
Prem Sigh Tyani
Makarios
Ktma-Paphos
Imitel Papageorge
Gyani
Papageorge
Kamal
Klimna
Ati
Dixie Leaders Rally On Rights Strategy
Civil rights showdown looms as Senate debate on the rights bill nears. Dixie leaders plan tactics to delay, while House support and President Johnson back the measure. Senator Mansfield will move to set the bill for debate, with possible double filibuster risks in the weeks ahead.
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Wamungtun Arcount
Amutr Regisem
Tangthy Senate
Sen
Richard
Russell
Dixie
House
Hng
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Pactyem
Ee Pute
Royce Se
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mansfield
Snow Storm Heads Toward Colorado as Blizzard Promises Snow
A trio of snowstorms threaten Colorado with heavy accumulation. The Weather Bureau warns snow will start in the northwest tonight and spread to the southwest and northeast by Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to rise east of the mountains to near 40 degrees, while Fraser and La Veta Passes report extreme cold with readings near minus 28 to minus 52. The Colorado Highway Department notes high passes like Wolf Creek, Loveland, and La Veta are packed with snow and sanded, with continued closures and warnings.
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Ies
Denver
Bis Weather Bureau
Nhat
Fee
Northwest
Fraser
Colorado Highway Department
Wolf Creek Pass
East Memorial
la Veta Pass
Boud
Loveland
Associated Press
Keates
Midwest
Kentucky
Lie Obie
Mayeville
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Cincinati
Pedermouth
Tex
Dayton
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Illinoia
Michigan
Iowa
Trost
King Paul Dies and Body Moves to Cathedral in Athens
The body of King Paul of Greece, bound to a gun carriage, is paraded through Athens to lie in state at the Greek Orthodox cathedral. The monarch, who reigned 17 years, died February 21 after stomach surgery. King’s son and relatives march behind. U.S. First Lady and former President Truman to lead American delegation at funeral.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Washington
Jobreson
Harry S. Truman
Weather Report Fragments Show January Temperature Gaps
Weather note indicates 1 pm 41 degrees on Monday with four hour low period until 8 am Sunday. Public service figures show high 26 and low 18 for the period.
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Senate
Hubert H. Kumanene
Minnesota
Loval
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Tow
W. E. Walker Recipient of High Honor
W E Walker of Colorado State College faculty earns American Bandmasters Association membership at its San Antonio convention. As associate professor and band director since 1951, he holds a bachelor’s from Colorado and a master’s from USC. The ABA honors one bandmaster annually as its highest award.
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Walker
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San Antonio
Tex
T.e
University of Colorado
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Los Angeles
Alegram
Glen C. Jalnum
He Aba
Bainun
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Algo
Pi Kappa Lambda
Ing Sargent Shriver
E -McMillen
Claritis
Sawhill
USLA
Nile No
Butler University
Keith
Wilson
Yale University
Cari
Holvig
Towa State
Fred
University of North Carole
Flooding Threatens Wide Midwest Area
Severe weather swept across Texas Illinois and Ohio with high winds and tornados. Authorities warned of flooding risk as six highways closed and roofs toppled while the CCC style labor camps planned to aid youths amid New Deal era style conservation projects.
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W. B. Ragsdale
Selective Service
Washington
Johnson
Texas
Miss Poverty
Illinois
Shriver
Visi
Ohio
Lutesville
Missouri
Avista
Llinos
Conservation Corps
CCC
Waco Tex
New Deal
Violent Ruby trial details emerge in Dallas courtroom
Witnesses describe a volatile Ruby murder trial scene with discussion of a taxi driver attack and the group known as the performers. Testimony covers Ruby’s alleged temper and the chaotic dressing room confrontation as prosecutors seek the electric chair.
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Suipleber
Dallas
Barneyitridla
Ann Kobs
Ruby
Jack
Chicago
Witesses
Tell
Lee Harvey
Donald Tabs
Rosa
Bi Bo
Peformer
Otate
Heliie Electric
Hit
Ross
Joe Tonafrontise
State Road Death Toll Reaches 6
A one car crash on snowy La Vela Pass killed Alamosa resident Yilke Pele Valdez, 68, the first highway fatality of the year in Colorado. The vehicle left U.S. 160 and fell into a ditch, State Patrol reported, with Valdez identified as the driver.
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Associated Press
la Vela Pass
Alamosa
Colorado
U.S. 160
Inca Ditch
Yilke Pele Valdez
Mamosa
Bohemian Waxwings Invade Greeley Area
Feathery guests known as Bohemian waxwings appear in large numbers around Greeley area causing curiosity and concern among residents. The rare arctic birds, cinnamon brown with yellow and gray markings, do not migrate yearly and their visits spark questions about food availability and timing in the region.
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Greeleys
Ling
Arctic
United States
Ruby killer case court record notes hospital progress
Police quoted Ruby claiming the phrase after Oswald’s shooting. The medical bulletin reports Ruby in an emotionless trance, unaware of his actions, while Army veterans describe him as red blooded and patriotic.
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Belli
Ruby
Oswald
Washington
Reed Army Hospital
Air Corps
Las Trance
McNamara Tours Viet Nam Front and Tragedy
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara toured the Mekong Delta visiting Can Tho and other towns to boost support for Premier Khanh while a helicopter crash nearby killed two American servicemen. McNamara donated 4000 dollars for fire victims and did not witness the crash scene.
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Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Meikong River
America
Nguyen Khanh
McNamara
Can Tho
Khanh
Can ‘Tho
U.S
Sutheast Asian Union
Saigon
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