World Around Bus Plunge Kills 16 Campers
A bus plunged through a guard rail on a mountain road near Seez killing 16 children and injuring others. Driver Armand Lothier, 51, survived with serious injuries. his wife and daughter were also hurt. He said a car coming opposite forced him off the road. He lost control as wheels touched soft earth by the roadside.
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Puerto Rico Governor Munoz Declines Re‑Election
Gov Luis Munoz Marin announced he will not seek a sixth term at the Popular Democratic Party convention in Mayaguez. The speech drew about 15 000 delegates as Munoz was nominated by acclamation for the Puerto Rico Senate seat and accepted. Gubernatorial nomination went to Secretary of State Roberta Sanchez Vilella.
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Soviet offer on Cyprus prompts hope despite Greek split
In Nicosia and Geneva the crisis on Cyprus deepens as Soviet aid talk surfaces amid Makarios opposition. A Finnish mediator suffered a stroke delaying talks with Greece Turkey and Cyprus, while Greek Cypriot papers react to Moscow’s implied arms aid and support for independence.
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Khrushchev denounces imperialist wars and Cyprus crisis
Soviet leader denounces U S and British actions as imperialist aggression in Asia and Africa. He says imperialists back Laos opposition, defend Cyprus by force, and seek to curb socialist progress, while calling for national revival and anti colonial struggle across emerging nations. He links NATO Turkey to meddling and warns of renewed aggression.
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Lodge in Paris to Explain U.S. Policy in Asia
Henry Cabal Lodge arrived in Paris Sunday to begin a two week tour of Europe to explain U S policy in Southeast Asia. The former ambassador to South Vietnam will address the NATO permanent council and confer with government officers in nine countries on his mission at the request of President Johnson.
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Firemen Contain Forest Fire Near Palmdale
Fire crews fought a three hour blaze in Angeles National Forest near Little Rock Canyon 16 miles south of Palmdale. A Forest Service officer said control was established about 6 p.m. after the fire scorched between 20 and 20 acres of brush.
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Skydiver dies after parachute fails to open in Higginsville
A skydiver died at Higginsville airport when his chute failed to deploy during a jump. The incident occurred Sunday from an altitude around 2,700 feet. Investigators from local authorities and the FAA began examining the wreckage and the equipment to determine the cause.
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Stroke Fells Mediator in Geneva
Geneva The United Nation s Cyprus mediator Sakari S Tuomioja of Finland suffered a stroke at his hotel in Geneva early Sunday just hours before his scheduled departure for Greece Turkey and Cyprus A Geneva cantonal hospital bulletin said Tuomioja suffers from localized cerebral circulatory troubles The situation is delicate The bulletin was signed by Dr Edmond Lolzeau the physician in charge
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Turkish Army Chief Voices Cyprus Frustration
Turkish General Keskiner says the army’s patience is exhausted over the Cyprus crisis and that soldiers are angry about developments. The remarks reflect growing dissension beneath Premier Inönü’s restraint policy, per an interview reported by Cumhurriyet.
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Herbert Hoover Urged as Nobel Peace Prize Candidate
Washington representative Cmig Hosmer of California urged the Nobel Committee to consider former President Herbert Hoover for the 1965 peace prize. Hosmer said Hoover has demonstrated outstanding qualifications and noted Congress is eligible to nominate under Nobel will guidelines. He provided the committee address and postage details for letters of nomination.
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