Cyprus Crisis Deepens As Nations Meet And Evacuation Planned
The Cyprus turmoil prompted NATO to summon its council for a third time in six days while the United States evacuated 35 American dependents from Nicosia to Beirut. Greece urged restraint and warned it could defend itself if Turkey presses further, as Turkish forces, jets and naval units intensified attacks around Kokkina. UN calls for a cease fire echoed as Makarios appealed for Security Council backing and Johnson urged calm among Greece Turkey and Cyprus.
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Cyprus Crisis Deepens as 4000 to 7000 Troops Withdraw
Amid rising tensions in Cyprus a reported 4000 to 7000 Greek and Turkish soldiers quietly entered the island. The U S sixth Fleet carrier task force sailed from Naples for an undisclosed destination as Khrushchev warned Turkey against widening the conflict. Greek and Turkish Cypriots clashed in Nicosia with deaths and injuries. Gunfire wounded two American reporters near Kokkina. Negotiations and international diplomacy intensified with NATO talks and leaders from Greece Britain Canada and the U S urging de escalation and calm.
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Arkansas Amendment 51 proposes executive salary and scope
The document outlines Section 1 of Article 6 fixing the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, treasurer and auditor salaries at specified amounts and two year terms. It repeals certain constitutional provisions and sets January 1 1965 as the effective date, filed March 18 1963 by Kelly Bryant.
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Congress to Weigh Delayed Reapportionment Plan
Senate action looms as leaders discuss delaying state legislature reapportionment following the Supreme Court ruling that districts be substantially equal. Dirksen proposes a two year delay with four years for some states, to be attached as a rider to foreign aid legislation, while Mansfield questions the approach.
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Lincoln quotes on devotion to liberty and disciplined means
The speaker cites Lincoln to praise a steadfast devotion to liberty and justice. He argues such resolve requires firmness in the right and rejects illegal or improper methods to reach proper goals. He quotes that goals must discipline means, aligning with the 1964 platform.
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House Moves to Liberalize Veterans Pension Laws Amid Debates
The House plans to consider a bill to liberalize veterans pension laws this week as Senate discusses foreign aid. A housing bill may extend and add 35,000 units to the public housing program. Lawmakers also weigh a compromise on a Senate quota plan for imported fuel affecting U.S. access to European markets. Meanwhile, efforts to attach a health care plan for the aged to the Social Security bill continue, facing House conferees' opposition. The Senate calendar includes about $7 billion in agricultural, military construction, and Appalachian program bills.
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Postal Service As Bank Through Savings Accounts And Money Orders
The U S Post Office Department operates like a bank by handling savings accounts and issuing money orders. It provides postal savings services as part of its financial functions.
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North Viet Nam Critics Blast U S Actions in Editorial and News
North Viet Nam denounces U S airstrikes and UN scrutiny in statements from Nhan Dan and foreign ministry. Officials accuse U S imperialists of planning slander through the United Nations while reaffirming resolve against U S reconnaissance flights and Gulf of Tonkin incidents.
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Red Photo Reveals U S Pilot Captured Near Hanoi
Hong Kong based Wen Wei Pao published a photo of Lt Everett Alvarez Jr of San Jose Calif identified on a U S Navy ID card. Officials report Alvarez was shot down during the U S raid on North Vietnam and captured by Viet Cong near Hanoi.
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World wide church vision urged by Huntington minister
The Rev Dr John Coventry Smith of the United Presbyterian Church told a Huntington meeting that church denominations must move beyond internal concerns. He argued the Christian church now operates as a world-wide Christian community in a new era.
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