Pitched Battles flare along coast in Cyprus conflict
Up to date reports describe pitched battles along Cyprus north coast between Turkish and Greek Cypriots with a time bomb injuring five in Nicosia. The fighting centered around Kyrenia and Karmi as Turkish Cypriots pressed on Temblos. No final casualty toll. The UN seeks a mediator as Britain and Finland discuss peacekeeping forces.
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MacArthur Undergoes Exploratory Abdominal Surgery
General Douglas MacArthur, 84, to have exploratory abdominal surgery today at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for obstructive jaundice of unknown origin. Hospital says tests confirm the condition and indicate surgery will occur Friday morning, with son Arthur and wife Jean at his side.
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Nazi General Testifies On Auschwitz Aide Death
In Frankfurt Germany former Nazi SS Brig General Joachim Caesar testifies at Auschwitz killings trial claiming Gestapo executed his female aide for writing a love letter to a inmate He describes himself as a minor farm director at the camp and recalls a pretrial witness mentioning a fight to save the woman from Gestapo chief torturer Wilhelm Boder while the room grows tense and Caesar struggles with memory.
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LBJ Attends Wagner Widow's Funeral in New York
President Johnson flew through pea soup fog to attend Susan Wagner's funeral at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York. Security tightened as crowds watched and officials entered, with Johnson arriving in Newark and returning to Washington after services.
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McNamara Says North Viet Nam Supplying Guerrillas with Red Chinese Arms
Defense Secretary McNamara reported that North Viet Nam has stepped up supplies to the Viet Cong, arming them with Red Chinese weapons including 75 millimeter recoilless guns heavy machine guns sophisticated mines and advanced timing sabotage devices. He noted Gen Nguyen Khan has boosted popular support and the need for stronger counter guerrilla action as he travels to Honolulu and Saigon to evaluate U.S. training and logistics in South Vietnam.
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Nations Weather Temperature and Precipitation Table
United Press International provides a 24 hour table of temperature and precipitation ending at 4 a.m. yesterday. The data, prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco, covers multiple regions and shows variances in readings and rainfall amounts.
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New York UPI Brief: Extreme Temps Across States
The lowest temperature reported yesterday by the U.S. Weather Bureau outside Alaska and Hawaii was 17 below zero at Bemidji Minnesota. The high reached 88 degrees at Ocala Florida.
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Fourth U.S. Officer Dies In Vietnam Fighting
A U S Army officer died from head wounds after guerrillas attacked a patrol 30 miles southeast of Saigon. One enlisted man was wounded in the face and arm as a helicopter came under fire. The death increases U.S. combat fatalities in South Vietnam to 111 killed in action and 191 total since 1961.
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Crisis Deepens as Borneo Talks Collapse
The 11th hour attempt to save the foreign ministers conference over the Borneo crisis failed. Malaysia demands Indonesia withdraw guerrillas. Indonesia insists on a political settlement first. The cease-fire is at risk and tensions threaten broader conflict in the region.
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Plane Crashes in Calcutta Killing 22 on Board
A US made Indian Air Force transport crashed into the Ganges River shortly after attempting to land at Barrackpore Air Base killing all 22 aboard. It marks the third major military plane accident in just over three months.
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East German Police Officer Defects to West Berlin
A high ranking East Berlin police officer and his wife fled to West Berlin from a government hospital near the Sandkrug Bridge. The captain and spouse were flown to an undisclosed West German destination two weeks ago. Separately a young East German non commissioned officer defected by crossing the border to a western police post requesting political asylum. The officer cited dangers of remaining in East Berlin. the NCO said he was fed up with Communist conditions.
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