Wilson urges UN to send tanks to Cyprus crisis
British Labour leader Harold Wilson told a May Day rally in London that the United Nations must act firmly over Cyprus. He proposed sending heavy tanks to bolster the UN peace force as clashes flared in Nicosia. The UN reported two soldiers wounded as Greek and Turkish factions clashed on the city border amid talks involving Turkish Foreign Minister Erkin and US officials.
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UPI
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United Nations
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Wilson
Hyde Park
Cy Prus
Nicosia
Mondas
Labor Party
Feridun Cemat Erkin
Washington
Erkin
Classified 2ds Offer Attract Tenants And Buyers
An advertisement promises quick results for finding tenants workers and buyers through classified ads dialing HE 2-5859 for service.
Fulbright to Visit Greece and Turkey on Cyprus Talk
President Johnson asked Sen. J. William Fulbright to convey U S concern over the Cyprus situation to the Greek and Turkish governments Fulbright planned to depart for Europe to meet Athens and Ankara and report back his impressions on the governments views and the urgency of restoring order on the island.
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Washington
Ued
Johnson
Chainmin J. Willam Ftbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cyprus
Fulbright
Europe
White House
Senate Committee
Athens
Ankara
Greece
Turkey
Sen. Fulbright
Congress
Arkansas Democrat
United States
Milk tanker crashes into pub in East Ilsley
A milk tanker crashed into a pub in East Ilsley, Berkshire, on Sunday. No one was hurt, but the pub was wrecked and beer bottles lay scattered across the floor.
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East Ilsley
England
Berkshire
Bert
31 Seized in Prague Riding Demonstrations Reach City Squares
Vienna dispatch reports Czechoslovak authorities arrested 31 people linked to May Day anti-government protests in Prague. CTK noted five detainees were girls as about 3,000 youths clashed in Kinsky Park and 1,000 in Wenceslas Square. Demonstrators shouted Gestapo and cried for liberty, marking a major anti-Communist display behind the Iron Curtain since 1954.
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Vienna
UPD
Ceremunist
Czechoslovakia
Prague
CTK
Kinsky Park
Wenceslar Square
Tong
Nazi swindle plot probed in West Germany case
Convicted Nazi mass murderer Hans Welter Zech Neantwich used about 500000 dollars extorted from an American widow to fund his escape and legal defense. Florentine Calabrese of Andernach sued for return of the money, with a Codlentz court case pending. Zech Neantwich fled on April 22 with his mistress Margit Steinbauer after deserting the Nazi cause and becoming a British agent.
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Germany
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Zech-Neantwich
Pinsk
Marx
Florentine Calabrese
Andernach
West Germany
Codlentz
Zech-Nentwich
Switzerland
Margit
Little Angel
Zech- Nenstwich
Ardermach
Mia Calabrese
United States
Orange County CHP Names New Command Leader
Capt. James F. Peters, a 22 year veteran of the California Highway Patrol, assumes command in Orange County succeeding Capt. Floyd Wilistchell who was transferred to Newhall. Peters, 52, of Tustin, takes over at Baldwin Park after assignment to the command post.
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James F. Peters
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Orange County
Floyd Wilis
Tchell
Newhall
Peters
Charloma Drive
Tustin
Pre
Mousty
Baldwin I Park
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