Bulgarians Attack U S Legation in Sofia During Spy Trial
Hundreds of Bulgarians gathered outside the U S Legation in Sofia hurled stones icicles and coal after a Bulgarian diplomat faced spying charges believed tied to the United States The protest lasted about 75 minutes with several cars overturned and windows broken but no injuries reported Police protected the legation as Bulgaria’s trial continued at Sofia court.
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Washington
Tvan Assen Iied
Georgiev
Cuba
Cyprus Peace Patrol Delayed as Mixed Units Stall
British patrols in Nicosia moved to maintain peace on Cyprus but Greek and Turkish units could not agree on joining through their garrisons. A British soldier was wounded in Larnaca while patrols operated amid ongoing fighting and international concern.
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Erhard Heads For Houston To See Johnson
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard left Bonn by air for Houston to assure President Johnson that the European Common Market will not turn isolationist. He travels with Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder and aides to discuss NATO probes and Germany’s approval of measures affecting Moscow and Western trade.
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Crash Program Slated for Purcell Ardmore Free Road
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon ordered an immediate crash program to build a straight line free road between Purcell and Ardmore. The plan uses 2.1 million dollars in surplus state funds matched by federal money to complete the missing link of Interstate 35 in southern Oklahoma. Bellmon kept the turnpike option alive if road blocks arise, and said the plan could open in four to five years with 90 percent federal funding.
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Oklahoma leaders consider legal test on Bellman road plan
Southern Oklahoma lawmakers vow an immediate legal test of Henry Bellman's plan to use $2.1 million surplus highway funds plus $20 million in federal money to build a straight line highway from Purcell to Ardmore. Rep. Carl Williams blasts the Bureau of Public Roads while Sen. Glen Ham seeks attorney general guidance.
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Area Weather Forecast Clear to Partly Cloudy
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and a touch colder through Saturday. Winds light, temperatures dipping modestly with daytime highs near the mid 60s and overnight lows in the 40s.
Fort Sill Sergeant Unit En Route To Europe
A Fort Sill Fifth Battalion 30th Artillery sergeant missile unit moves by military convoy toward Europe. Post officials confirm the deployment as part of a broader Army plan to bolster fire support in Europe and the Pacific with 175mm self-propelled guns, Honest John rockets, and more nuclear warheads.
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Nixon Stock Skyrockets In Poll Of GOP Leaders
A two week Associated Press poll of 1,361 GOP leaders across 30 states shows Goldwater leading but his edge narrowing. Nixon gains remain limited amid shifts from civil rights, Kennedy era politics, and regional loyalties as the 1964 nomination race evolves.
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Georgia
Walter Nitcher Ofce
Pay Bill By Tuesday Taxpayers Reminded
Comanche county property owners have paid about $1.96 million of their $3.51 million 1963 ad valorem tax bill. Miss Lillian Waid, county treasurer, urged paying half by Tuesday to split the bill, with the remainder due before April to avoid penalties. Office hours extend to 5 pm Monday. payments postmarked by midnight Tuesday are on time. Large company checks from Southwestern Bell and an insurer helped bring in most payments, with totals of ad valorem and intangible taxes reported.
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Cool Trend On The Way In Lawton Oklahoma
Warm, clear to partly cloudy conditions expected today in Lawton and southwest Oklahoma with a gradual cool down. A cold front may move into northeastern Oklahoma and become stationary, followed by another front Saturday afternoon, bringing cooler highs around 52 and a low near 26.
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Spanish Freighter Castillo De Montjuich Missing At Sea
Madrid authorities issued an alert for the 7,072 ton freighter Castillo De Montjuich six days overdue on a Boston to La Coruna voyage. About 40 to 50 men were aboard as Canarias and two frigates searched the Atlantic for the vessel.
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Castillo de Montjuich
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