Talks Schedule U S Panama Agree To Resume Ties
U S and Panama outline steps to restore relations after a breakdown last weekend. Edwin Martin and Galileo Solis led talks with the OAS peace committee. An intermediary, possibly Costa Rica, to notify Washington of Panama’s intent. Discussions will begin 30 days after diplomatic ties are reestablished to cover all existing matters, including the canal treaty.
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Chiari
Fabian Velarde
United States
Panama
Washington
Costa Rica
Edwin M. Martin
Johnson
Galileo Solis
Peace Committee
Organization of American States
Martin
Solis
OAS
U.S
Bitter Cold Deepens Nation’s Winter Woes With Snowstorm
The eastern half of the United States endures its worst snowstorm of the winter as more than 140 deaths are blamed on the blizzard. New York City mobilizes 11,000 workers to clear streets while Florida citrus growers brace for subfreezing temperatures. A Queens hospital receives emergency blood for a one day old patient as a police car delivery falters in the snow.
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Associated Press
New York City
Manhattan
Florida
Jacksonville
Miami Beach
Albany
N.Y
Lisa Cavaluzzo
Queens
Lisa
Robbery Report From Landis Pocketed Cash After Noon
AP bulletin notes an unknown white male robbed two tellers in Landis North Carolina around 12:30 pm. The gunman demanded money and fled with an undetermined amount after firing a weapon, witnessed by Mrs Hilda Linn who described a pistol being carried and fired.
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Landis
N.C
Hilda Linn
Eee
Planes Bearing U S Insignia Buzz British Lines in Borneo
British sources report U S insignia planes buzzing Malay Indonesian border areas in Borneo. Indonesian forces may be using surplus U S aircraft to imply American support for Indonesia against Malaysia. B24 bombers, some painted in American style, fly near Kuching and southeast of Brunei as 6,000 British troops defend Sarawak and Sabah amid a cautious undeclared war.
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Conrad Fine
Brunei
Borneo
U.S
Sukarno
America
Indonesia
Malaysia
Kuching
Sarawak
Sabah
Federation
Washington
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Sanford Brands CORE Threat to Chapel Hill Brazen
Gov. Terry Sanford denounces a CORE statement as a brazen threat to Chapel Hill after CORE leader Floyd McKissick warned of massive non violent action if segregation ordinances are not enacted by month end. He defends state sovereignty and vows full support for Chapel Hill officials.
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Sanford
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
N.C
Terry Sanford
Congress of Racial Equality
Core
Floyd McKissick
Durham
North Carolina
North Caro
Lina
Navigator's Body Found In Snow
The body of Air Force navigator Maj. Robert L. Payne, 41, of Tulsa, was recovered six miles from the crashed B52 near Cumberland. Two crew members were found alive earlier. bombardier Rob er Townley, 42, was also dead in the wreckage. Tail gunner T. Sgt. Wooten remains missing in the blizzard zone. The other survivors, Maj. Thomas McCormick and Capt. Parker Peedin, were rescued after parachuting in near freezing weather. Payne died from exposure after failing to survive the cold and disorientation following the crash.
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Maj
Robert L. Payne
Tulsa
Okla
Payne
Cumber
Rober L. Townley
Gadsden
Ala
En Wooten
Tohatchi
N.M
Thomas W. McCormick
Yawa W. Va
Parker Peedin
Smithfield
MceCormick
Peedin
Strategic Air Command
65 Counties Back Proposal To Weaken State Legislature
Urban voters halted the Little Federal amendment by backing 65 of 100 counties. The measure would have cut the House to 100 members and altered Senate apportionment, but failed 223 621 to 127 536. North Carolinians also approved a property rights amendment.
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Phil Corner
Associated Press
Raleigh
General Assembly
Mecklenburg
Senate
House
Kennedy heads to Tokyo to press Sukarno on Malaysia policy
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy left Andrews Air Force Base with Ethel Kennedy for a mission in Tokyo to urge Indonesian President Sukarno to back off the crush Malaysia policy. He will meet Philippine President Macapagal in Manila and then confer with Britain's Prime Minister Douglas-Home before returning to report to President Johnson.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Tokyo
Johnson
Sukarno
Malaysia
Kennedy
Ethel
Andrews Air Force Base
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
London
Alec Douglas-Home
State Department
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Philippines
Thailand
Escapee Returns After 27 Years to Claim Family Name
Clyde Swanson, 50, surrendered to St. Charles County Sheriff Lester Plackmeyer after 27 years as George Hutchinson. Once a Pontiac Illinois Penitentiary farm escapee and Rockford streetcar robber, he served in the South Pacific, earned a purple heart, and lived as Swanson in Bridgeton. He said his children needed his name. Pontiac custody to retrieve Hutchinson was planned.
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ST. Louis
Clyde Swanson
Lester Plackmeyer
St. Charles County
George Hutchinson
Illinois
Pontiac
Rockford, Ill
South Pacific
Bridgeton
Plackmeyer
Penitentiary Farm
Hutchinson
Baker Record To Be Opened To Public Inquiry
Senate investigators will publish a record of Robert G. Baker's financial worth and holdings, but may not disclose his income tax returns. They will not call Sen. George A. Smathers to testify about business dealings with Baker. The inquiry focuses on Baker's outside activities and potential conflicts with his Senate duties.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
George A. Smathers
D'Fla
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jordan
Baker
Scott I. ‘Peek
Smathers
Florida
Peek
Theenator
Orange County
Maitland
Fla
Rules Committee
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Tion
Bulletin
Navigator
John A. Woodfield Cumberland
Air Force
Baker Record
ROTC
Canal Zone Balboa High School
Zanzibar
Dennis Neeld
Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
John Okello
Finance and Development
Juma Aby Juma Abraway
Okello
Asst
Rashid Hamadi Othman
Orani Hamedi
Pemba Island
Elek Sailim
Hilal Kihanga
Sultan Seyyio Jamshid bin Abdulla
Africa
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