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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
4
The Cyprus crisis hangs on Archbishop Makarios as he weighs allowing 10 000 NATO troops including 2 000 Americans to remain peacekeepers amid recent ethnic clashes that killed about 200. London and Nicosia sources suggest a veto or counter proposal may be possible, with official timing uncertain.
East German Deputy Foreign Minister Georg Stibi and two aides arrived in Geneva on Saturday to discuss disarmament with participants at the 1741 conference. They met Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin and other Communist delegations. Western officials say the trip is a propaganda move and will be ignored, with the United States rejecting any contact. The talks included criticisms of West Germany and the NATO nuclear shield plans that would include West Germany.
An illness wave strikes Japan with an epidemic of colds affecting children under fifteen. Authorities report thousands of cases across regions as schools see rising absenteeism and health services brace for continued spread.
Swedish medical leaders are divided after 140 experts urged quick action to curb teen sex and promote marriage as the natural order. Opponents say the appeal insults unmarried people and warn that endorsement of free sex could be dangerous for youth.
Antonio Segni age seventy three of Italy was observed Sunday in a report noting his birth and lineage with emphasis on national ties and ceremonial acknowledgment.
New Delhi reports that Lal Baba aur Shastri, recently inducted minister without portfolio, will perform duties assigned by Prime Minister Nehru. The presidential order notes Nehru may allocate parliamentary functions before the budget session starting February 10. Nehru has limited activities due to illness.
The article extols the liver as a marvelous gland that prevents bleeding, fuels muscles, and defends against viruses. It notes how its failures shaped history, including Napoleon, and promotes a February Reader's Digest feature on the topic. Readers are invited to trust Reader's Digest.
Socialists back Gaston Deferre Marseille mayor for president at a Sunday national convention in Paris endorsing him as the party’s candidate. They urge education priority and new five year plans to raise living standards and workers’ position while opposing De Gaulle’s nuclear force build and monarchical regime.
Banff Alberta officials propose an unusual deterrent for troublesome bears. They would capture the animals and paint their hindquarters red after a first offense in hopes they avoid future visits. Park superintendent Donald Coombs reports that after one incident the bears typically do not return.
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