Jets Make Flights Deadlock Over Cyprus Tensions
In Nicosia the Cyprus Turkish dispute over troop dispositions tightens the peace under UN auspices. Turkish jets conduct reconnaissance while Ankara pushes Greek Cypriots to withdraw from three Turkish Cypriot villages and encirclement of Kokkina. UN police mobilized to prevent fighting as Greek and Turkish Cypriots argue over alignment with Greece or the Soviet Union amid a fragile truce.
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Cyprus
Turkey
U.N
Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Kokkina
ATO Bandavantansania
McAuyuallcla
Gabvanes
Alevga
Cypribie Sigervid
U Thant
Makarios
Greece
Soviet Union
Athens
George Papandreou
Cyprus Kokkina
Mediterranean
Split
Senators Vote For Salinger
Washington AP The Senate Rules Committee voted 6-1 to validate Pierre Salinger as California senator appointment by Gov Edmund G Brown. The party line action followed a 2-1 subcommittee vote on George Murphy’s challenge. Salinger sits subject to inquiry as the California Supreme Court had ruled the appointment valid.
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Senate Rules Committee
Pierre Salinger
California
Edmund G. Brown
Rules Committee
Subcommittee On Privileges and Elections
George Murphy
Salinger
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Senate
California Supreme Court
Murphy
Nobel
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Goldwater Visit in North Carolina Still Undecided
Reports that Barry Goldwater and his running mate may visit North Carolina this fall are premature. GOP officials say plans are not finalized and a decision on appearances in Raleigh Charlotte Asheville and Winston-Salem will come after further meetings in Washington next week.
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North Carolina
Republican
Lex
Barry Goldwater
Ted Hartsock
GOP
J. Herman Saxon
William Miler
Goldwater
Miller
Raleigh
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Hartsock
Saxon
Washington
Senate Passes Johnson Poverty Measure To President
The Senate sent the antipoverty bill to President Kennedy’s successor, authorizing broad programs to train youths and aid low income families. It outlines a job corps, education and work experience, with funds for training centers and community action projects, and includes loyalty oath and governor veto provisions debated during passage.
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Senate
John
Congress
John F. Kennedy
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Johnson
Kennedy Deliberating Senate Run With Wagner Endorsement
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said he would not consider a U S Senate bid from New York without Mayor Robert Wagner's express approval. Wagner praised Kennedy as a potential candidate and said he would not endorse yet, while party leaders urged Kennedy to seek the seat held by Republican Kenneth Keating. The remarks followed a meeting between Kennedy and Wagner and came as the Democratic nominating process loomed.
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Kennedy
New York
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Kenneth B. Keating
American Bar Association
William H. McKeon
Samuel
Stratton
Steadyater
Kenne
Johnson signs Viet Nam resolution vowing united support
President Johnson signs the congressional Viet Nam resolution with almost unanimous support in both houses. He pledges decisive action against any armed attack and confirms America’s aim to help Southeast Asia defend its freedom. Lodge questions North Viet Nam’s independence, hinting at Red China’s influence.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
America
White House
Congress
Gulf of Tonkin
Onco
Henry Cabot Lodge
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
China
Tobacco Prices Advance on Southern Markets
The Federal State Market News Service reports 8,716,267 pounds of tobacco sold across South Carolina and North Carolina belts at an average of 50.22 dollars. South Carolina sold 4,425,351 pounds at 52.69 while North Carolina moved 4,290,916 pounds at 47.66. Untied leaf rose on the best yesterday but tied tobacco prices were unchanged to 3 percent lower. The Waders State Market.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
Red Chinese jets in North Vietnam raise alarm
Washington AP reports Defense press chief Arthur Sylvester confirming indications that Chinese Communist MIG-15s and MIG-17s have been introduced into North Vietnam. He notes runway expansions near Hanoi and says pilots could be Chinese or trained in China. No evidence of flights over South Vietnam or Navy scrambles.
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Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
Sylvester
U.S. Navy
Red China
Hainan
Gulf of Tonkin
Menace Of Old Refrigerators Increases Three Die
Chicago AP report details deaths of four Hartman children and three others from old refrigerators left on porches. An inquest found accidental deaths due to a tied door rope around the appliance. The piece notes federal laws since 1958 and ongoing public safety concerns about idle fridges.
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Chicago
Lesmond L. Fawell
George Hartman
Cynthia Hartman
Joseph
Marty
Farwell
Fotwell
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