OAS Considers Panama Aggression Charge in Canal Riots
The Organization of American States meets in Washington to examine Panamanian claims that the United States committed aggression during canal riots last month. A committee likely would be formed to probe the charges after mediation failed, with all OAS members invited except the United States and Panama. Panama also urged invoking the Mutual Defense Treaty provisions.
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Canal Riots
Washington
UPI
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United States
Canal Zone
Rio de Janeiro
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U.S
United Nations
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Vicente Sanchez Gavito
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Uruguay
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Clare Boothe Luce Proposes Dramatic 1964 Platform
Clare Boothe Luce, in a tongue in cheek interview, advocates sweeping reforms from a 35 hour workweek to universal college education and ending the social bottom. She envisions a strong two party system and unlikely foreign policy stances.
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Stan Swinton
NEW York
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
New Hampshire
Viet Nam
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de Gaulle Ac
Postman Sentenced To Year In Prison For Mail Theft
Walter Glenn Bonhart a 35 year old postal worker from Memphis was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to embezzlement of mail He claimed misfortune from an irate husband who shot at him injuring his right arm which he used to carry mail He admitted delaying second and third class mail and delivering only first class mail until Christmas Postal inspectors recovered the undelivered letters.
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Memphis
Bonhart
Rich ard J Marvels given lengthy jail term for traffic summonses
New York inmate Richard J Marvels, 45, received 483 days in jail after ignoring 34 traffic summonses. He had already drawn 405 days for failing to answer 12 citations for driving without a license and 78 days for ignoring 22 more tickets since 1961.
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New York
UPI
Richard J. Marvels
Marvels
Prosecution Aims to Tie Beckwith to Medgar Evers Killing Site
In Jackson Mississippi UPI says District Attorney William Waller plans to end the BeLa Beckwith case by calling about 10 witnesses to place him near the site of Medgar Evers assassination. He hoped two store owners would identify a white man seen near Evers home though cross examination limited impact.
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UPI
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Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
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William Waller
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Evers
Stanny Sanders
Cyprus Faces Tension Over NATO Peace Force Decision
In Nicosia President Makarios prepared to announce his stance on a proposed multinational peace force for Cyprus. The plan would deploy 10,000 troops with 2,000 from the United States to separate Greek and Turkish communities amid rising violence and regional fears.
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Cyprus
UPI
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London
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NATO
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Deputy Postal General Named Deputy Postal General Named
President Johnson named Frederick C. Belen as deputy postmaster general to succeed Sidney W. Bishop who resigned. Belen had led operations as assistant postmaster general and will be replaced by William M. McMillan, Dallas regional director, as assistant postmaster general.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Frederick C. Belen
Belen
Sidney W. Bishop
Los Angeles
William M. McMillan
Dallas
Post Office Department
Tenants Petition for Planning Changes on Isle of Dogs
About 30 representatives of 2000 tenants on the Isle of Dogs petition London City Hall for better planning. They protest the absence of a drug store within a mile while a new laundry branch is approved, joining eight existing laundries on the island.
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UPI
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Isle of Dogs
Segregationists Plan Resistance in Tuskegee Move
Alabama Governor George Wallace vows action and possible resistance to the federal order transferring 12 black students from padlocked Tuskegee High School to white schools. In New York, Rev. Milton Galamison calls Monday boycott the greatest demonstration in the nation's history.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Alabama
Tuskegee
New York
Milton Galamison
Nixon on Khrushchev Temperament at Moscow Dinner
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon recalls Nikita Khrushchev as unflustered in Moscow debates and at a dinner where he offers whisky glasses to others rather than drinking himself. He notes Khrushchev uses his temper rather than losing it.
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Donald Thompson
Los Angeles
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Bobby
California
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N.C
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Moscow
Eddie Fisher Says Separation From Liz Taylor Made Him Happier
Eddie Fisher, claiming to be a changed man since separating from Liz Taylor, says the heartbreak led him to embrace life and love it. He states he was involved with one woman and now is involved with life, expressing happiness and personal growth.
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Lizum
Austria
Eddie Fisher
Liz Taylor
Cubans Seized For Violations Of US Waters
38 Cuban crewmen aboard four Castro fishing boats were seized after violating U.S. waters. They were questioned, held aboard ships at Key West, and the matter may be referred to Florida authorities for punishment. The incident drew protest from Cuba and involved Coast Guard and Navy actions.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Fidel Castro
U.S
Raul Roa
Coast Guard
C. W. Wahl
State Ranger's Ouster Upheld
The Oklahoma Wildlife Commission upheld the dismissal of Blaine County game ranger John Treadwell for drinking. He sought reinstatement after arrest in Oklahoma City but the board rejected his appeal and effectively terminated his employment.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Wildlife Commission
Blaine County
John Treadwell
Treadwell
Oklahoma County
Shirley Temple Shines On Sing Along With Mitch
Shirley Temple appears on NBCs Sing Along with Mitch delivering dances and songs though the format feels awkward. Her warmth and stage presence lift the program as the show attempts to boost ratings and may not return next season.
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Hollywood
UPI
Shirley Temple
Nbc-Tv
Mitch
Miss Temple
California
Leslie Uggams
Ladd Death Attributed to Alcohol and Drugs
Palm Springs coroner ruled film star Alan Ladd died accidentally from cerebral edema caused by a high level of alcohol plus a barbiturate and two tranquilizers. Autopsy found combination of depressants and alcohol as the fatal factor. burial followed at Forest Lawn in Glendale.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Alan Ladd
James T. Bird
Ladd
Desert
Shane
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale, Calif
Unpledged GOP Delegation Bid Falls in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Republicans debated unpledged delegates to the national convention. County meetings approved the idea only in a few counties while Tulsa and Oklahoma counties favored pledging to Sen. Barry Goldwater. State leader Garber cautioned against early pledges. Burkett touted strong turnout at precinct and county conventions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Highway Commission
Martin Garber
Garber
Tulsa
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Bill Burkett
Insurance Waived In Wife Slaying Case
Dr. R Bernard Finch serving life for the 1959 murder of his wife waived a life policy on Barbara Finch. The court gave 26259 to the children Raymond 10 and Pattie Dee 15 of the slain woman. Another 20166 from a second policy is held by the county clerk awaiting beneficiary agreement.
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Los Angeles
UPI
R. Bernard Finch
Finch
Superior Court
Clyde C. Triplett
Barbara Finch
Raymond
Pattie Dee Daugherty
Carole Tregoff
Prisoner Released After 31 Years Comments On Cars
A Minnesota Penitentiary inmate released after 31 years remarks on modern cars saying they look built for midgets. He last saw cars in 1932 when wheels were about 30 inches and the interiors suited a different era.
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Stillwater
Minn
Minnesota
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