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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
3
Reports say Cyprus violence surged with Makarios warned by U Thant as Turkish involvement loomed. The UN secretary general pressed for calm while fighting intensified near troubled areas.
The Senate enters a prolonged debate on a civil rights bill with Southern opponents predicting days of talks. Mississippi Senator Stennis denounces the public accommodations section as unconstitutional while New York Senator Keating pushes for faster action.
The queen delivered a son at Buckingham Palace at 8 20 p m with five physicians and a midwife. The infant is third in line after Charles and Andrew, with Elizabeth and the baby reported well and crowds cheering outside the palace.
In Dallas the key psychiatric testimony argued Jack Ruby could not distinguish right from wrong when he shot Lee Harvey Oswald. Dr Manfred Guttmacher testified that Ruby showed signs of epilepsy and brain injury, while the defense pressed for full consideration of his mental state before the jury.
United Press International reports record rain floods left more than 8,300 homeless in six midwestern and eastern states. Snow up to 10 inches clogged roads from Arkansas to New England, while Virginia faced high winds and tornado warnings on the Middle Atlantic seaboard. Kentucky police note Falmouth population of 2,800 fleeing the Licking River surge.
Ontario officials likely to reject the request by Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton to marry in the province. Premier John Roberts disclosed after a cabinet meeting that a Toronto lawyer for the couple applied to Provincial Secretary John Yaremko for a license, a required step for divorced foreigners marrying in Ontario.
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