Rusk urges Cuba isolation at NATO talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed NATO foreign ministers to isolate Cuba politically economically socially and spiritually to deter Castro and any future Cuban risk. He warned a downed U.S. reconnaissance plane could trigger a grave crisis similar to 1962 and urged non military aid for South Vietnam while Britain voiced no change in Cuba trade.
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Republicans press Baker inquiry on Senate deals
Sen Clifford Case urged the Senate Rules Committee to quiz all senators about dealings with Robert G Baker and any campaign help from him. Counsel said the inquiry into offers of campaign assistance may exceed the committee’s authority while Joseph Clark questioned the committee’s right to compel such questions. Case pledged he will not be deterred as pressure from publicity forced testimony in the Baker case amid talk of a $2 million fortune from a $19 600 salary.
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Bobby) Baker
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Cyprus tensions escalate after Greek Turkish clash near Famagusta
Nonstop fighting erupts for about 30 minutes near Famagusta as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash. Three Greeks were killed Monday. UN calls the scene ugly and dangerous and sends reinforcements. British families stay indoors. army schools closed amid reports of gunfire in Kyrenia Mountains and Mansoura with rumors of arms unloading.
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Weather table for 24 hours ends 4 am across major cities
United Press International reports a 24 hour weather table from the US Weather Bureau. Cities listed include San Francisco Fresno Helena Honolulu Kansas City and New York with highs and lows noted. The highest reading reported was 92 in Imperial California and the low was 39 at Douglas Arizona.
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Southern Senators Balk Over Voting on Civil Rights Bill
Southern senators refused to vote this week on the civil rights bill as President Johnson urged public pressure. Senate leaders debated cloture while Republicans signaled support for a staged approach, and southern lawmakers led by Richard Russell vowed to persist in delaying votes on jury trials for violators.
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Soviets Label China Imperialist in Fifty Year Clash
In Pravda editorials the Soviet Union accuses Mao Zedong leadership of pursuing nationalist and hegemonistic aims and declares China a treasonous imperialist power. Observers say the move signals further effort to oust Peking from world Communist parties and split the movement.
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Powerful House Demo Cannon Dead at 85
Rep. Clarence Cannon, long time chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, died at 85 in a local hospital. He had led the panel since 1941 except for four Republican years, and his death opens a power shift to Rep. George H. Mahon of Texas, aged 63.
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Castroland Scandal Uncovered in Cuban Royal Circle
Miami dispatch reports from Havana allege the sister in law of Raul Castro’s circle and her husband died under mysterious circumstances last April 22. Retired French consul Robert Guillois cited the deaths of Rafael Rivero Pupe and Nisia Espin as possibly a death by own action pact drawing Havana rumors.
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