Cyprus Faces Turkish Invasion Fears Amid Naval and Air Incidents
Turbulent dawn over Nicosia as jets fly rooftop level over the Turkish Cypriot quarter. Warships near the island prompted emergency UN talks and British troop redeployments. Makarios' veto reform fuels Turkish Cypriot tensions as Kirkland and others seek calm.
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Johnson Says He Uses Eisenhower Advice On Policies
President Johnson says he accepts counsel from Dwight D. Eisenhower and plans to keep the former president updated on developments. He also cited input from Herbert Hoover and Harry S. Truman and ordered Eisenhower briefings through CIA chief John A. McCone at his Texas ranch news conference. Johnson touted economy in government and said he will seek counsel from time to time.
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Dispute Issues Outlined in Cyprus Independence Talks
The Associated Press reports Cyprus seeks constitutional change while Greece and Turkey, along with Britain as guarantor, must approve any amendments. Turkish Cypriots warn that majority rule could erode minority safeguards.
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Cuba Accuses CIA of Mining Waters and Boat Attack
Cuba alleged the CIA mined waters of Siguanea Bay near Isla de Pines and blew up a torpedo boat. Three Cuban sailors were killed and 18 wounded when the mine exploded on Monday, per Cuban Radio. The ministry broadcast tied the assault to anti Castro fighters and Lyndon Johnson’s presidency.
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Raney Hillcrest and Plaza Complete Service Ad
Sun hours listed from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. offering complete service at Raney Hillcrest and Plaza.
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Traffic deaths set new highs in 1963 nationwide
The National Safety Council said traffic fatalities for January to November reached a record 39,280, up 6 percent from 1962. The November total alone was 4,107 deaths, marking a new high for that month in Chicago and nationwide.
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Cyprus accuses Turkey at UN session over cease fire
Cyprus charges Turkey with threatening a cease-fire as 11 nations debate the crisis at the United Nations Security Council. Turkey denies invasion plans and says ships were merely passing. council adjourns without action.
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Cowley County Bans Trading Stamps Pending Court Ruling
County Attorney Grant Cole told a Chamber of Commerce committee that trading stamps will be prohibited in Cowley County until the legality is resolved by the courts. The Friday briefing centers on the legality of stamping promotions and enforcement actions remain pending court decisions.
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U.S. Demands Compensation After Bulgarian Demonstration
In Vienna the United States demanded compensation from Communist Bulgaria for damage to U.S. property after about 3,000 Bulgarians protested outside the Sofia legation. Four cars were overturned and windows on the first three floors were smashed as ice was hurled from the street. No injuries were reported. Richard Johnson, the highest ranking legation official, delivered the protest to Premier Todor Zhivkov’s government.
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Winter Snow Totals In Area Reach Two Inches
Unexpected snow dropped 0.4 inch over Lawrence and Topeka reports an inch with moisture content 0.04 inch. Officials say weekend snow is unlikely. Temperatures in the 30s with lows 10 to 15, slick streets prompt caution. December moisture totals near 1.27 inches. yearly total about 22.57 inches, well below normal. KU station hit 28, downtown 33. record highs and lows for the date noted.
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Constitutional Convention Planned at 64 Boys State
The 1964 American Legion Boys State at Kansas University runs May 31 to June 6 on KU campus with a constitutional convention the first there since 1949. About 780 youths from seven counties expected. fee 40 dollars includes housing and meals.
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Tour Guide Role Now for Mrs LBJ Home Not Same to Lady Bird
Lady Bird Johnson conducts a bus tour of the LBJ Ranch as reporters swarm the Pedernales River area. She notes changes since the White House and highlights rural electrification and farm-to-market roads as great national achievements.
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Johnson and Erhard discuss Berlin and East West ties
President Johnson renews U S commitment to freedom and self determination for Germans as West Berlin remains divided by the wall. Erhard plans two days of talks at Johnson ranch focusing on East West relations and relations with the Soviet Union.
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Two Die in Head on Turnpike Crash Southwest of Topeka
A head on collision on the Kansas Turnpike about 10 miles southwest of Topeka left two adults and a child dead and four injured. The photographer noted one car crossed the median. vehicles carried Oklahoma and Kansas licenses from Leavenworth County.
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Baldwin Council Sets Bid Opening for Plant Addition
The Baldwin City Council will open bids at 7:30 p.m. Monday in City Hall for a 40 by 42 foot addition to the Baldwin power plant to house two used generators costing 150000 from Texas Power and Light. Mayor Martin says the generators will meet needs until 1980. The addition, about 30000, attaches to the northwest of the current building. Interior work for phase two will follow on a later date. The meeting is a special session for bid opening.
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Drivers Cautious as Ice Creates Few Wrecks
Police report only one minor crash Friday night and one this morning on slick icy roads. Officials warn conditions may worsen toward the Big Eight tournament traffic to Kansas City and New Year enforcement increases with radar checks and safety lanes.
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Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas
Cloudy and colder conditions extend through Sunday with a high in the 30s and low teens at night. Readings show daytime highs around 33 to 40 and night lows near 10 to 15 degrees, slight snowfall possible and notable past records for comparison.
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