Hoffa Convicted on Jury Tampering Charges in $1 Million Case
In Chattanooga, Hoffa found guilty on two counts of jury tampering, facing up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Co-defendants Parks and King admitted guilt. Hoffa promised appeal after the verdict. The conviction stems from the 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial linked to a trucking firm kickback.
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Chicago
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War Over Malaysia Peace Talks Collapse on Borneo
Bangkok dispatch reports the crucial foreign ministers conference on the Borneo crisis collapsed yesterday. Malaysia announced it no longer options concessions and tension heightens as the peace process ends in disorder.
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UN Council Approves Cyprus Peace Force Plan
The United Nations Security Council approved dispatch of an international peace force to Cyprus and a mediator to end the island conflict. Thant asked Canada Sweden Finland Ireland and Brazil to provide troops. a 7 000 man contingent now on Cyprus may form part of the force. Britain Commonwealth and non aligned countries might supply up to 10 000 troops under a commander reporting to Thant. Some powers protested the arrangement as concentrating power with the secretary general. Johnson called the move a major step toward peace and urged rapid funding and contributions to the force.
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Fights Mount in Cyprus as British Troops Move In
Fresh clashes between Turkish and Greek Cypriots flare in northern Cyprus with gunfire in Temblos and Kazaphani. Three wounded and a shepherd reportedly seized before a British cease fire team negotiates. Demonstrations in Athens target the United States and Britain over Cyprus amid rebukes and anger.
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Malaysia Moves To Reconsider Cease Fire Amid Violations
An official statement from Malaysia said the cease-fire had become ineffective after repeated violations by Indonesia. Malaysia claims no alternative but to reassess its position and take measures to preserve law and order, deeming the cease fire no longer operative.
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Nhu Attacks Lodge Over Vietnam War Policy
Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu accuses U S envoy Henry Cabot Lodge of drowning her country in blood and chaos in a letter made public. She critiques American policy in South Viet Nam as Saigon and US aid continue amid ongoing guerrilla fighting and upheaval following the coup that toppled the Ngo regime.
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Latins Pledge Kennedy Memorial Support
Mrs. John F. Kennedy won Latin American backing for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library at Cambridge Mass during a Pan American Union lunch. Puerto Rico pledged 100000 and Venezuela followed with 100000, toward a project estimated at 10 million dollars. The event featured the late president's brothers Atty. Gen. Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy and drew emotional attendance.
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Nations Weather
Temperature and precipitation figures cover a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m yesterday. Data compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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Temperature Extremes Reported Across States
The UPI reports the lowest temperature excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 7 below zero at Douglas Wyoming, while the highest reached 95 at Laredo Texas, reflecting a wide temperature swing across the mainland.
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Castro offers water to Guantanamo base but U.S. rejects
Fidel Castro proposed resuming water supply to the U S Naval Base at Guantanamo after settlement of a fishing dispute. Washington refused, noting the base would stay self sufficient after a Johnson plan to end reliance on Cuban water. The United States had paid Cuba 14000 dollars monthly for water.
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Cassius Clay Visits United Nations Hailed by Delegates
The heavyweight champion Cassius Clay visited the United Nations drawing the largest crowd since Khrushchev’s 1959 appearance. Delegates and officials pressed forward as autograph seekers clashed with security. Clay wore a black suit and thanked reporters, saying he came to meet his African brothers and sisters.
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