Threats Could Stall Canal Talks In Panama Dialogue
The United States and Panama pressed to resolve differences over the 1903 canal treaty amid threats and violence. Rusk signaled willingness to discuss issues without endorsing revision, while Panamanian demands centered on treaty changes. Pentagon moves shifted control of the Canal Zone to civilian authorities as talks were framed by OAS mediation.
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Zanzibar U S Consul Arrested at Gunpoint
U S consul and four foreign correspondents were placed under arrest in their Zanzibar hotel rooms after Karume the revolutionary leader stormed into the Zanzibar Hotel. Picard attempted to defend them. Karume protested interference and ordered house arrest for the journalists.
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Astronaut Glenn’s Potential Ohio Senate Bid Emerges
Columbus reports indicate John Glenn weighs a potential bid for the Ohio Senate as Democrats fear a strong challenge to Sen. Stephen Young. Glenn, born in Cambridge and raised in New Concord, has not declared a political stance. Party leaders, including William Coleman and Ray Bliss, declined further comment as Ohio law requires two presidential delegates.
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Tribesmen Kill 11 in Burma Police Outpost Assault
Eleven policemen were killed and 11 others injured when Karen insurgents attacked a police outpost at Peiktalay village in Wakema District in lower Burma. Reports indicate the attack occurred Sunday.
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Rockefeller challenges Goldwater in NH GOP clash
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, on a 12 hour Southern New Hampshire tour, said he is more Republican than Barry Goldwater. He questioned Goldwater's GOP status, linked him to Southern leaders, and criticized his stance against federal education aid and the National Defense Education Act.
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John Glenn Teases 1966 Senate Run in Ohio May 5 Primary
New York Astronaut John Glenn, mulling a political bid, hinted he will be nominated for the U S Senate on May 5. He recalled speaking last year at the Associated Press luncheon and urged Americans to stay active while criticizing complacent habits and fringe benefits in a chromed world.
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Lynwood Man Charged With Rowdy Slaying On Peninsula
George Frederick Riker, 30, of Lynwood is charged with the murder of Robert Leroy Mathews, 28, whose body was found near Resort Point on the Palos Verdes Peninsula twelve days ago. Police say a drunken altercation led to a fatal chop, followed by a drive and body abandonment after removing identification. Investigation includes questioning acquaintances and checks for Lynwood bars.
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U S Army Demonstrates Right to Fly Over East Berlin
UPI reports a U S Army helicopter flew over divided Berlin to assert U S air rights. Soviet protest followed while Western powers dismissed the complaint. A large convoy reportedly accompanied the flight as authorities noted no dismounts were required for counting.
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Nixon Will Work for the Strongest Nixon Candidate
Former Vice President Richard Nixon said on Thursday he will work for the strongest 1964 Republican presidential candidate and would not elaborate on past statements about seeking the nomination. He vowed to meet his responsibilities in 1960 and noted voters are often confused by politicians’ statements.
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Nixon cites Scranton as potential GOP nominee
Franklin urged steadfast service and refusal to resign. Nixon named Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton as one of the strongest potential candidates for the GOP nomination, but doubted he would be drafted.
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