Turkish Jets Buzz Nicosia: Cyprus Tense Amid Invasion Jitters
Cyprus remained calm yet tense as Turkish air force jets buzzed Nicosia at rooftop level, heading north toward Turkey. British minister Duncan Sandys arrived to assess fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots, amid reports of Turkish ships offshore and at least 50 dead in a week of violence. Greek Premier Papandreou pledged support to Cyprus, while students in Athens urged union with Greece.
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Cyprus
Turkey
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
London
Athens
George Papandreou
Greece
Papandreou
Athens University
Zurich
U.S
Frazer Wilkins
Denis Cleary
Makarios
Spyros Kyprianou
Newburgh Manager Seeks Job in New Jersey Township
Joseph M. Mitchell, former Newburgh city manager whose welfare crackdown sparked nationwide protests, applied for Madison Township council manager post. The Republican majority said 12 applications were received. the change to a council-manager government takes effect Wednesday. Mitchell's resume was described as among the most impressive.
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Madison Township
N.J
Joseph M. Mitchell
Newburgh
N.Y
New Jersey
New Township
Mitchell
Melody Men
Birth Control Social Consequences Debated at New Year
Cleveland AP reports French demography expert Dr J Bourgeois Pichat warns wide spread contraception could reshape marriage and family and trigger fashion driven childbearing. Kingsley Day and Christopher Tietze weigh social and medical effects as studies continue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. Bourgeois-Pichat
France
National Institute of Demographic Studies
Paris
Sammy Raye Orch
Open Sun
Association For the Advancement
Meadow Brook
Kingsley
California
Berkeley
Pichat
Christopher Tietze
National Committee On Maternal Health
New York
Emergency UN Meeting on Cyprus: Cyprus Accuses Turkey
At an emergency United Nations Security Council session in New York Cyprus charged Turkey with facilitating gunboat diplomacy and jeopardizing a cease fire in Cyprus. Turkey denied the claim, saying ships were merely passing. The 11 nation council adjourned at 1:02 am without action or a new date.
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United Nations
N.Y
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Mediterranean
Security Council
Zenon Rossides
Adnan Kural
Kural
Confessed Murderer Breaks Back in Jail Jump
CLARION Pa AP A fisherman who pleaded guilty to the murder of a companion earlier this week broke his back leaping from the Clarion County Jail Friday. Robert Matson 28 landed 20 feet to a concrete floor and was in satisfactory condition at Clarion Community Hospital under 24 hour guard. Authorities gave no reason for the act. Matson pleaded guilty Thursday in the death of George J Avery 24 also of Fisher. State police said Matson apparently shot Avery at the Matson home and then set fire to the house. No motive was disclosed.
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Clarion
Clarion County
Robert Matson
Clarion Community Hospital
Matson
George J. Avery
Fisher
Avery
Fidel Raps CIA Over Mining Off Isle of Pines
Cuban authorities accuse the United States CIA of mining Ensenada Bay near the Isle of Pines and blowing up a torpedo boat. Three Cuban sailors were killed and 18 wounded when the mine exploded on Monday, with the attack labeled as US aggression since President Johnson took office. Commandos Mambises claimed involvement, saying they destroyed a Russian-built torpedo boat in Ensenadar Bay.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Today
Ensenada Bay
Isle of Pines
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
United States
Lyndon “Johnson
Mambises
Ensenadar Bay
Siguanea
Kane Newspaper Increases Price Hike to Ten Cents
The Kane Republican, a six day a week newspaper in Kane, Pa, will raise the price of a single issue from seven to ten cents starting January 1 due to rising costs and expenses.
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Kane, Pa
Kane Republican
Johnson accepts advice from Eisenhower Truman Hoover and others
President Johnson said he has been taking guidance from Dwight D. Eisenhower and will keep the former presidents informed. He also cited suggestions from Herbert Hoover and Harry S. Truman and said he will seek their counsel from time to time. Johnson briefed Eisenhower through CIA director John A. McCone and spoke at a ranch news conference under live oak trees. He noted public support for closing unneeded military bases and announced a Pentagon committee to review further installations. He criticized Barry Goldwater for alleging dictation to Congress during the foreign aid debate.
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Johnson City. Tex
Johnson
Dwight D. Beisenhower
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Pope receives Orthodox envoy in historic Vatican meeting
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI met Metropolitan Athenagoras envoy of the Orthodox patriarch in a historic audience the first since the 11th century schism. The two discussed a potential Holy Land summit and possible joint prayer plans, with further talks at the Vatican secretariat of state. The event followed Alfred Thurman the 13 year old newsboy who recalled helping a sick neighbor while expressing a wish to become a doctor and go to college.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Alfred ‘Thurman
Vatican City
Paul VI
Constantinople
Holy Land
Alfred
Vatican
Athenagoras
Anselus
Paul
Florence
Vatican Secretariat of State
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani T
Vatican Press Office
Athenagers
Holy Father
Vis- See
Philadelphia Dems pick new party chair after Green's death
Fran June may seek full two year term as Philadelphia Democratic City Committee names R. Smith, former congressman and ex insurance commissioner, to chair in wake of Rep. William J. Green's death. Tate criticizes timing while district leaders urge unity. Green’s son Wil rushes to political start amid dance ads and local notices.
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Philadelphia (Ap
Fran
R. Smith
William J. Green
Democratic City Committee
Green
Philadelphia Democratic
Tate
Smith
H. J. Tate
Ing
Gressman
Surance
George M
Kent
David L. Lawrence
Nedy
Pennsylvania
Phila l
Deliverdelphia Democratic
Philadelphia
James P. Clark
Manship
Wil
Deliam J. Green
Tater
Villa
Electona University
Eagles
Medora’s Grill
Jet
Nox
Moose Dance
Route 119 Truck Fire Halts In Indiana
Indiana firemen were summoned to extinguish a truck fire on Route 119 near the Seasonal plant. The 1959 Penn Parts pickup, en route Blairsville to Indiana, burned with extensive damage to the truck and contents. Driver Charles Hankinson 22 and passenger Mrs Dorothy Hogan escaped uninjured. Mrs Hogan is Penn Parts president and owner.
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Indiana
Penn Parts
Blairsville
Charles Hankinson
South 14Th St
Dorothy Hogan
Washington St
Weekend Snow Flurries Expected Amid Cloudy, Colder Weather
Mostly cloudy and colder with occasional snow flurries today through Sunday. High today 20 to 28 degrees and tonight's low 12 to 18. Sunday highs expected from 16 to 24 degrees.
Two Days Of Talks At Ranch
President Johnson welcomes West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard to the LBJ Ranch for two days of talks on East West relations and German reunification. Johnson emphasizes freedom self determination and stronger Atlantic partnership as they prepare for discussions with the Soviet Union. Erhard and Johnson aim to deepen personal understanding while pursuing peaceful progress and long term cooperation.
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Ludwig Erhard
George Ornsby
Houston
Hanover
Germany
Bergstrom Air Force Base
West Berlin
Johnson
Texas Ranch
United States of America
Wall
East
Soviet Union
Lbj Ranch
John F. Kennedy
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Owens
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