Cyprus Truce Threat Looms As Tensions Flare On Green Line
U N officials warn the Cyprus cease fire is fragile amid Turkish Cypriot insults across the green line and looming air strike threats. Turkish Cypriots guard Kokkina while Greek Cypriots press for self determination under United Nations shelter as diplomats seek a wider agreement.
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Turkey
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Britain
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United Nations
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London
Washington
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
Racial Violence Flares Two New Jersey Cities
Rioting erupted in Elizabeth and Paterson with youths using gasoline bombs bottles and bricks injuring a few and destroying dozens of storefronts. Police restored order with nightstick baton charges and airshots. Curfew talks rose after mayor Graves called the disturbance a racial outbreak.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Paterson
Frank X. Graves
Graves
Pioneer Homes
House OKs bill to raise veterans pensions
The House passed a bill 388 to 0 to boost pension benefits for war veterans and widows. The measure would cost $44 million this year and rise to $111 million in 1969, with maximum monthly increases up to $35 or $110 for a veteran with three dependents and income under $1,200 a year.
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House
Senate
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GOP unity seen in Goldwater manifesto debate
White House secretary George Reedy said Johnson has not authorized nuclear weapons in Vietnam. He rejected Goldwater's implication of authorization, noting no statements or papers support such use. Goldwater pressed for unity after a Hershey summit while Johnson argued U S policy in Southeast Asia remains steady.
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White House
George Reedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Reedy
Barry Goldwater
7Th Fleet
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Hershey
Southeast Asia
New York
American Bar Association
U.S
Wisconsin State Fair Opens With Bright Forecast
The annual Wisconsin State Fair begins a 10 day run with livestock barns filling and brisk ticket sales for grandstand acts. TV attractions Beverly Hillbillies Bonanza and a rodeo are slated, while dairy and cheese champions are named among early winners. Governors sweepstakes winners include Ray Thoring, Louis Biddle, Henry Klob, Ray Zuberbuehler, and Glen Roesler.
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Ray Thoring
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Louis Biddle
Soldiers Grove
Henry H. ‘Klob
Darlington
Ray Zuberbuehler
Oak Grove
Limburger
Muenster
Glen Roesler
GOP unity gains with Goldwater appeal but cracks remain
At Hershey Pennsylvania Republican leaders praised Barry Goldwaters unity manifesto while signaling doubts from Nelson Rockefeller and others. Eisenhower endorsed Goldwater and Miller, repudiating extremists, though Rockefeller would add the Birch Society to a disavowal list. Romney accepted party decisions and returned to Lansing after the meeting.
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Richard Nixon
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Hershey Pa
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Goldwater
William E. Miller
Gettysburg
New York
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Rockefeller
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Lansing
Debate Clouds Quick Passage Of Foreign Aid Bill
Senate debate looms over a 3.3 billion foreign aid measure tied to a compromise reapportionment amendment. Sen. Clark joins Proxmire and Hart opposing the rider, threatening extended debate and delaying adjournment before the Democratic National Convention. Dirksen and Mansfield sponsor the reapportionment delay to allow state action after a Supreme Court ruling.
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Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Atlantic City
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Justice Department
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Sparta hearing begins for eight Milwaukee area fraud suspects
The preliminary hearing for eight Milwaukee area men charged with fraud in Monroe County opened before Judge James W. Rice in Sparta. defendants, except John Aiello and Ted Stone, were present. The case involves transferring farmer signature data onto mortgages without owners consent, with Orville Livingston listed as a handwriting expert expected to testify.
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la Crosse Tribune
Sparta
Wis
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Monroe County
James W. Rice
John Aiello
Ted Stone
Saltaberg
Aiello
Ralph Lessing
J A. Angeli
Raymond Hayes
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Orville Livingston
Circuit Court
Milwaukee youth admits slaying girl in courthouse
A 15 year old boy admitted in juvenile court to beating 11 year old Janet Kruzycke to death with stones after she resisted his sexual advance. The case was paused for legal counsel and possible psychiatric examination as investigators noted the girl’s body found in a Milwaukee storm sewer. The suspect, who will turn 16 in November, has a prior juvenile record and remains in custody.
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Charles’ Larson
Janet Joy Kruzycke
Park Pool
Michael Dehne
Wisconsin
Department of Public Welfare
Larson
See Youth
Senate Judiciary Committee Takes No Action On Rabinovitz
The Senate Judiciary Committee met but did not act on President Johnson's nomination of David Rabinovitz for Western Wisconsin federal judgeship. Rabinovitz met with Sen. Eastland and expressed desire to appear before the panel. further committee action is expected next week.
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Johnson
David Rabinovitz
Wisconsin
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Dmiss
Eastland
New York
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ABA
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
William Proxmire
Proxmire
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