Greeks Halt Attack As UN Demands Peace in Kyrenia Pass
In Nicosia and Kyrenia area Greek Cypriots paused their assault on Kyrenia Pass after a UN peace force commander condemned the push to seize the castle. Observers noted relative quiet island wide. Greek commander said he could take St. Hilarion Castle with 350 men, while about 150 Turkish Cypriot fighters were in the castle area.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
U.N
Kyrenia Pass
St. Hilarion Castle
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Cyprus
Gannett Official Dies After a Long Sickness
Elmira New York AP reports Frank E. Tripp longtime Gannett Newspapers chairman and retired general manager died at 82 after a long illness. Tripp began as a reporter in 1901 at the Elmira Advertiser later rose to publisher and advertising manager before becoming general manager of Gannett Newspapers in 1925.
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Elmira
N. Y
Frank E. Tripp
Gannett
Tripp
Elmira Advertiser
Elmira Gazette
Frank E. Gannett
The
Gazette
Soviet Newsman Tarasov Ousted From Canada
Ottawa ordered Vasily Tarasov, Izvestia correspondent, out of Canada after police arrested him for trying to bribe a government employee to obtain secret industrial data. Tarasov, 35, was caught accepting documents. no espionage charges laid.
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Ottawa
Paul Martin
House of Commons
Vasily Tarasov
Izvestia
Martin
Tarasov
Goldwater Supporters Walk Out of Missouri Township Meetings
In St. Louis County Missouri Goldwater supporters disrupted 16 township GOP meetings electing delegates to the June 12 state convention. They formed rump delegations after being rebuffed while most county delegates remained uncommitted though many favor Goldwater. Delegates to May 12 district conventions were also selected.
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ST. Louis
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
One Family At A Time Louisville
Mrs Keen Johnson remembers a shopping trip in Louisville when she handed the clerk a bundle of packages and said charge it to Governor's Mansion. The clerk asked if she lives in Frankfort and she replied with the Mansion as her residence. Coach Red Schoendienst of the St Louis Cardinals batted five times last season without a hit.
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Louisville
Keen Johnson
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Boy Returns Home After FBI Capture of Kidnap Suspect
Dennis Burke eight was rescued in New Orleans by FBI agents and brought to Memphis to reunite with parents and a brother. Joseph Francis Bryan Jr., a top 10 fugitive, was arrested and arraigned on kidnapping and unlawful flight counts linked to the South Carolina case. Bond set at 150000 dollars.
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Memphis, Tenn
FBI
Dennis Burke
New Orleans
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr
Tion
Memphis
Richard Burke
Hallandale
Fila
Bryan
South Carolina
Government Wheat Program Could Profit For U S
Washington reports a new wheat program authorizes marketing certificates for 1 billion bushels. Half certificates worth 70 cents per bushel go to processors, half worth 25 cents go to exporters. Certificates issued based on farmers normal production. non cooperation may reduce total. Excess revenue would go to the federal treasury.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Federal Treasury
Swan named campaign chairman for Murray in Kansas race
Archie C. Swan of Topeka is appointed Shawnee County campaign chairman for state Sen. John Murray of Leavenworth, the Republican candidate for Congress. Murray also names Mrs. August Lowe of Topeka as vice chairman. The Dominican Republic is cited as the scene of a military coup in Hispaniola.
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Topeka
Archie C. Swan
Shawnee County
John Murray
Leavenworth
Dominican Republic
Green Island
Hispaniola
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Joe W. Henkle
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Island
Missouri
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U.S
Pets Unlimited
Peka
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