Shelling Breaks Cyprus Cease-fire at St Hilarion Castle
Mortar fire by Greek Cypriots shattered a government cease-fire after 13 hours as seven shells hit near St Hilarion Castle in the Kyrenia Mountains. UN plans permanent observation posts, with patrols already under fire, as Canada and Swedish peacekeepers report incidents and no casualties.
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Cyprus
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United Nations
Kyrenia
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U Thant
Security Council
New York
Winston Favored For Arts School
A state advisory board unanimously recommended Winston-Salem as the site for a proposed new state school of the performing arts. Other cities considered were Greensboro, Hillsboro, Durham and Raleigh. The board, led by actor Sydney Blackmer, praised Winston-Salem’s Gray High School facilities and dormitory plans funded by local contributions and in-kind gifts. The governor said trustees will be appointed to approve the recommendation and a name for the school will be decided later. The group stressed the school would serve students nationwide with unique training facilities.
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Sanford
Greensboro
Hillsboro
Durham
Sydney Blackmer
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Thhe Gray High School
Winston-Salem
Living costs rise slightly in March
Washington reports the consumer price index at 107.7 with a one tenth of one percent rise in March. Food costs fell slightly while housing medical care transportation and other basic items edged higher. Meats eggs fruit and vegetables show mixed movements amid weather and refund effects.
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Washington
Prayer Debate Roils House Panel Over School Prayers
AP dispatch reports Cardinal Sheen and Gov. Wallace jeered Supreme Court actions on school prayer, calling the decision a sweeping decree. They argued it erodes religious liberty and risks a godless state, urging constitutional amendments to preserve prayer and limit judicial power.
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Fulton J.wation
Sheen
George C. Wall
Alabama
Supreme Court
United States
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Castro Renews Threats Over U S Recon Flights
Fidel Castro warned in Havana that Cuba would defend its sovereignty to the limit if U S reconnaissance flights over the island continued. He did not specify weapon use but said responsibility would lie with the United States and that air surveillance cannot be imposed indefinitely. The speech followed U S protest and Soviet support.
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Heand
Soviet Union
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New Mexico
Newl
Jersey
St. Gall
Switzerland
Warrenda
No Threat Found Incomplete UFO Reports Probe
The Air Force continues its Project Bluebook review through 1963 with 16 years of data showing 7.7 percent of 8,128 reported UFO cases remain unidentified. Dr. J Allen Hynek aids the inquiry, citing cases near Socorro and Ohio and describing some objects as corn or banana shaped during maneuvers.
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Fred §. Hoffman
Washington
Air Force
U.S
Socorro
N.M
Tojed
J. Allen Hynek
Dearborn Observatory
Northwestern University
Van
Dalia
Ohio
Britain Pressured On Trade By U S Officials In Cuba Policy Talks
Washington AP reports top U S officials urged Britain to curb its Cuba trade in private talks this week and align with Washington on denying Cuba vital industrial and transport equipment. Secretary Rusk and Foreign Secretary Butler discussed Cuban issues with President Johnson also meeting Butler.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Britain
Cuba
Dean Rusk
R. A. Butler
Johnson
Butler
White House
Nervous bidder wins record Roosevelt twin double
The winner of 132232.80 at Roosevelt Raceway failed to claim the prize. George Hawkins on the track mezzanine says the man bought 18 ten dollar tickets, then added five and three dollar bets in the final two races. If unclaimed by March 31, 1965, the money goes to the state. Tax implications include over ninety thousand owed to the IRS and New York state taxes.
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Roosevelt Raceway
Long Island
George Hawkins
Princeton
Hawkins
Tntornal Revenue Service
New York State
Former Nazi Gets 22 Life Terms
Bochn Germany AP reports former Nazi SS Sgt Hermann Blache was sentenced to 22 life terms for wartime massacre of Polish Jews. He commanded a ghetto at Tarnow, eastern Poland. He was found guilty on 41 counts of murder and over 4,000 counts of complicity in murder.
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Blache
Tarnow
Poland
Instant foxhole digger aids quick shelter for soldiers
A U S Army device called the instant foxhole digger demonstrated at Fort Benning promises to cut foxhole digging time to about 30 seconds. The two-part tool uses a pilot hole and a secondary unit to blast and shape a hollow 20 to 36 inches deep and about two feet wide, easing rest and shelter in hard rocky or frozen ground.
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U.S. Combat Development Command
Infantry Agency
Tels Cpp
Engineer Research and Development Laboratory
Ft. Belvoir
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