Cyprus Crisis Deepens Over Turkish Cypriot Troop Moves
A Cyprus Turkey standoff over Greek Cypriot troop dispositions near Kokkina and the Polis region escalates. Turkish jets scout and threaten further actions while U Thant seeks a cease fire and UN troops enforce a truce. The Cyprus government splits, Greece and the Soviet Union’s support fades, and Nay NATO ties loom as Inonu urges disarmament.
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Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Kokkina
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
Athens
U Thant
Alevga
Makarios
Greece
Soviet Union
George Papandreou
Polis
U.N. Security Council
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Inonu
Reynolds Picks Heffernan As Supreme Court Justice
The Senate sent to President Johnson the 947.5 million antipoverty bill aimed at giving work to idle youth and aiding low income families. Sargent Shriver is expected to command the program which could reach 600,000 people in its first year and up to seven million families through community action. The measure, pushed by Johnson, faced House amendments including loyalty oath and governors veto provisions.
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Johnson
House
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Sargent Shriver
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Reynolds to Speak at Lucey Dinner in Stoddard Hotel
Gov John W Reynolds will be one of the speakers at the Patrick J Lucey appreciation dinner for the Democratic lieutenant governor candidate at the Stoddard Hotel at 6 30 p m Thursday Postmaster General John A Gronouski also to speak Co chairmen are Andrew J Hoffman and Louis Youngman
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John W. Reynolds
Patrick J. Lucey
Stoddard
John A. Gronouski
Andrew J. Hoffman
Louis Youngman
Pope Paul IIII makes historic papal helicopter trip
Pope Paul VI flew 75 miles from Castel Gandolfo to Orvieto in a first ever papal helicopter journey. He marked Corpus Christi's 700th anniversary with Mass and spoke before returning to Castel Gandolfo. The Italian Air Force provided the helicopter for the 54 minute flight amid international tensions.
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Paul VI
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
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Papal States
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Rabinovitz Nomination Fails In Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
In Washington AP report Sen Rabinovitz faced a 5 to 1 rejection by the judiciary subcommittee on his bid to become a federal judge in Wisconsin. The nomination died without a full vote before adjournment, with Hart the sole supporter. Johnson had interim appointed him earlier.
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Johnson
Reservist Killed In Car Mishap During Training
A Minnesotan reservist and two others were critically injured in a one car crash on Highway 21 near Angelo, Wisconsin, while training with Company A of the 409th Infantry Regiment at Camp McCoy. Russell H. Gunsalus of Lake George, Minn., was killed. 2nd Lt. Patrick Muehlbach and 1st Lt. Donald N. Coburn were among the critically injured taken to St Mary's Hospital in Sparta. All three served with the 205th Infantry Brigade on two weeks training at Camp McCoy.
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Patrick Coborn
Angelo
Monroe County
Sparta
Wis
Pfe
Russell H. Gunsalus
Lake George, Minn
Patrick
St. Mary’s ‘Hospital
Here
Coburn
Co. A
First Bn
409Th Infantry Regiment
205Th Infantry Brigade
Walker, Minn
Camp McCoy
Salinger Seated by Rules Committee Vote 6-1
Senate Rules Committee voted six to one to validate Pierre Salinger as California senator nominee to succeed the late Clair Engle. The decision followed a two to one party line subcommittee ruling after a hearing on George Murphy challenge. California Supreme Court had ruled the appointment valid.
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Senate Rules Committee
Pierre Salinger
California
Edmund G. Brown
Rules Committee
Subcommittee On Privileges and Elections
George Murphy
Salinger
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Senate
California Supreme Court
Murphy
Hoover Celebrates 90th Birthday in Quiet New York
Herbert Hoover marked his 90th birthday with a luncheon among friends and a family dinner. The former president, described as in good health for his age, stayed at the Waldorf Astoria as tributes from President Johnson, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and 15 other governors poured in.
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Herbert Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Hoover
Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Heffernan Named Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice
Nathan Heffernan, 44, U.S. attorney for Wisconsin's western district since 1962, appointed by Gov. Reynolds to the State Supreme Court, succeeding the late Justice William Dieterich. Heffernan, a Sheboygan native and Harvard and Wisconsin law graduate, must win election in April next year to serve a full 10-year term. He and his wife Dorothy have three children Kathleen Ann Michael and Thomas.
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Nathan Heffernan
U.S
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
John W. Reynolds
Heffernan
William Dieterich
Reynolds
Sheboygan
University of Wisconsin
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Sheboygan County
Nat Heffernan
Washington
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Dieterich
High Court
Dorothy
Kathleen Ann
Michael
Thomas
Illinois Girl Killed in Minocqua Boat Accident
A 10 year old Illinois girl, Carol Ann Rauscher of Lombard, was killed on Lake Minocqua when she fell from a power boat and was struck by the craft. She fell from a seat back while the boat, driven by her father Frank, turned right. Authorities from Oneida County reported the incident.
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Minocqua
Illinois
Lake
Carol Ann Rauscher
Lombard
Ill
Oneida
Frank
Kennedy Terms For NY Candidacy Prompt Wagner Comments
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said he would not run for U S Senate in New York without Mayor Robert Wagner's express approval Wagner indicated Kennedy would be a strong candidate if available Wagner and Kennedy had met recently with officials unsure of endorsements Stratton said Wagner did not endorse any candidate before the Sept 1 nominating convention Kennedy had previously rejected a Senate bid, a remark linked to earlier discussions about a potential vice presidential run.
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NEW York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy
Wagner
Kenneth B. Keating
American Bar Association
Senate
William H. McKeon
Samuel S. Stratton
Stratton
Johnson
Knutson Seeks Halt to State Spending in Wisconsin
La Crosse Mayor Milo G. Knutson, running for governor, called on Monday for a spending halt in Wisconsin. He urged constitutional changes to limit tax rates without voter approval and to schedule statewide budget referendums, arguing current spending risks a welfare-state drift. Knutson targeted Warren P. Knowles, the Republican nominee, as his main opponent.
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la Crosse
Milo G. Knutson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
New
Richmond
Knowles
Knutson
Trane Directors Approve 2For1 Stock Split
The Trane Company board votes two for one stock split in a special meeting. Stockholders must approve an amendment raising authorized common shares from 4.8 million to 7.5 million. Directors also raise the quarterly dividend from 25 to 30 cents per share.
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Trane Co
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