Rusk sees 1964 as probing period for peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, in a broadcast interview, said 1964 may be a period to probe possibilities of peace amid global risks. He warned of a large, dangerous China and stressed the core issue of what kind of world community will emerge, while urging patience in disarmament talks and other diplomacy.
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Cyprus accuses Turkey of danger to ceasefire at U.N. meeting
Cypriot chief delegate Zenon Rassides charged Turkey with gunboat diplomacy and sending a dozen warships toward Cyprus. Turkey denied invasion plans and said ships merely passed between ports as Security Council adjourned without action. Prolonged Greek Turkish clashes flare after last weekend violence.
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Invasion fears spark air over Nicosia and naval moves
Jets roared over Nicosia after dawn as rumors of a Turkish invasion persisted. Warships stood off northern Cyprus while U N and British officials hurried to urgent talks with Archbishop Makarios. The Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities faced renewed tensions amid disputed casualty claims and Western diplomatic activity.
tensions rise as planes fly over Cyprus and talks begin
Turkish fighter planes reportedly violate Cypriot air space as a British spokesman voices optimism about progress at a Johnson Erhard meeting. The two leaders meet at an Austin area base with Bonn signaling openness to extended talks with Moscow while aiming for less antagonistic Cyprus diplomacy.
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Newspaperboy Inherits $10000 From Cleveland Customer
Alfred Thurman a 13 year old newsboy learned Friday he was left an estimated ten thousand dollars by a customer who died last June. He plans to use the money for college and to become a doctor. He said he treated the benefactor like all his other customers and helped him when he was sick.
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First Lady's Lament at LBJ Ranch Tour in Texas
Lady Bird Johnson says life at the LBJ Ranch is colorful but not like home since the White House move. A media frenzy greeted her guided tour on the 4438 acre spread with Erhard welcome flags and a press conference aboard buses by the Pedernales River. She praised rural electrification and farm to market roads as great national advances.
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Psychiatric Examinations Sought for Threat Suspect
Hartford AP report states James F. Burns 36 unemployed kitchen worker faces federal charges for threatening President Kennedy's assassin Oswald. He allegedly told a VA official on December 17 he would “pull an Oswald” if his claim remained unsatisfied. Burns was arrested on a federal warrant after memory gaps in his denial.
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Johnson says he accepts Eisenhower's advice in policy push
President Johnson disclosed ongoing contact with former President Eisenhower and said he will keep the ex-chief executive updated on new developments. He hinted Eisenhower urged economy in government and other measures, while dodging specifics about items proposed by the Republican. Johnson spoke at a news conference and described steps toward reshaping bases and civilian employment amid evolving foreign aid and Alliance for Progress changes.
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Bulgaria Aims for Damages in Sofia Legation Riot
Vienna AP reports Theodor Zhivkov is pressed to seek compensation from Bulgaria’s government after a mob shattered windows at the U.S. Legation in Sofia during a Friday demonstration. Bulgarian authorities dispatched police slowly, while U.S. officials say the unrest may serve to signal Communist China’s stance toward the United States.
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Top 10 1963 stories in High Point remembered
The Sunday issue looks back at 1963 highlighting High Point becoming an All-America City and the year of racial tensions. It notes Republicans sweeping the mayoral and eight City Council seats, school lunch debates, urban renewal discussions, a Superior Court trial, downtown development, weather, traffic and crime.
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