Cyprus tensions rise as guards boost peace force
The British Defense Ministry announced a 0 percent increase in Cyprus peacekeeping strength, adding about 300 troops to the 3,000 base force to curb communal strife. Diplomats warn Turkey Greece and Britain will act to protect Turkish and Greek Cypriots if violence escalates, while a UN Security Council debate seeks a multilateral peace force under a Cyprus-Garantor agreement.
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Theodoros
Makarios
Cyprus
Defense Ministry
Onyprus
Erkey
Levent
United Nations
Security Council
Gengal U
Isluue
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Ruby's Lawyer Seeks Sophisticated Jury for Oswald Case
In Dallas, defense counsel Belli pushes for a jury that understands mental condition and capital punishment issues. He warns against patriotic bias and says it may take a day to qualify jurors from 300 veniremen. A top secret mental exam is under review to determine insanity at the time of the Oswald shooting. Marguerite Oswald plans a New York appearance to defend her son with Mark Lane also attending.
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Belli
Court of Criminal Dist
Joe B. Brown
Dallas County
Brown
Texas
Ruby
Oswald
Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Marguerite Oswald
Kennedy
Zanzibar Women Face Fears At Asian African Conclave
In Kuala Lumpur the Afro-Asian Conclave opens with John Okello urging unity and quoting a plan to avoid a Dallas like upheaval. Delegates from 56 African and 23 Asian nations attend. A harsh note emerges as a speaker mentions lashes as a potential penalty for divorce.
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Kuala Lumpus
Dar ES Salaam
Dallas
John Okello
Zan Goday
Zibar
Africa
Asia
Unidentified Man Dead in Grass Fire
A burned body found Sunday night in a weed-grown area near Rainbow Pier is believed to be a transient male between 50 and 60. He wore blue jeans a plaid flannel shirt and a worn pair of shoes. Burns covered most of his body and an initial A on his belt buckle was noted. Police and fire officials suspect accidental death from a cigarette fire. coroner's autopsy results were awaited.
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Audi
Rainbow Pier
Ficers
Americans Die in Viet Nam Bombing Continues Onslaught
Saigon reports a deadly Viet Cong bombing at a Saigon theater during the lunar new year pause. Casualties include American servicemen and a military civilian employee. investigations note a guard’s shooting and broader security concerns for U.S. personnel in Saigon. The event follows earlier theater bombings and a separate softball game attack near the airport. Johnson pledges steadfast U.S. support to South Vietnam while discussions at high levels consider long term aid and security.
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Army
William Ki
Adrian Messenger
Koch
USS. Air Force
Saigon
Marine Corps
Aus
David
Nes
Nguyen [Khanh
Viet Nam
Jamerican
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Duong van Minh
Free
Base’s Pipe From Cuba Stays Dry
Rear Adm. Bulkeley said no Cuban water has reached Guantanamo since Castro cut off supplies on Feb. 6. Water now comes by tanker at about 795 dollars per thousand gallons, with the base previously paying 50 cents per 100 gallons and Castro providing 23 cents. purification costs accounted for the rest.
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Guantanamo Navalder
Fidel Castro
John D. Bulkeley
Bulkeley
Castro
Yateras River
Navy
Castrogo
Sell Your Musical Instrument to Cash Buyers Fast
Classified ad urges readers to call HE 25959 to start an inexpensive sale. It promises quick cash from interested buyers for unused instruments.
Cuba clears civilians from five mile area around Guantanamo Bay
Rear Adm John Bulkeley said Cuban civilians were cleared from a five mile deep zone around Guantanamo Bay. He cited visual evidence of extensive ground cleared and described Cuban soldiers as a professional, Havana-based unit observed with Marines nearby.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
John
D. Bulkeley
US. Naval Base
Berlina
Havana
Man Assigned to Castle AF Base
Sgt Charles B Ritche, son of Mr and Mrs J Ritche, of 6106 Spring St, assigned to Castle Air Force Base with a unit of the Strategic Air Command. Ritche, a Wikson High School graduate, and his wife Tamako Kiyama of Japan, will reside at the base, as a backstory notes riot control equipment observed at the scene.
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Charles B Ritche
J. Richie
Spring St
Castle Air Force Base
Stragetic Air Command
Ritchie
Wik ‘Son High School
Tamako Kiyama
Japan
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