Greek Turkish leaders seek counsel in Paris on Cyprus crisis
Greek Prime Minister Papandreou and Turkish Premier Inonu held separate talks in Paris with President de Gaulle and other officials as they explored peaceful paths to end the bloodshed on Cyprus. De Gaulle invited leaders to discuss French influence while no direct meeting was arranged. Papandreou declared that violence must be ruled out and that Greece would influence efforts toward peace amid a tense standoff.
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Volunteers Delay Mississippi Civil Rights Entry
News report details delays in civil rights volunteers entering southwest Mississippi to register voters. Coordinator Robert Moses notes armed groups and police complicate action. mentions a suspected arms depot for the Klan in Natchez and officials coordinating with local police chiefs or sheriffs.
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Defendant Favored In Civil Suit Verdict
Jurors in the Seventh District Court returned a verdict Tuesday night in favor of the defendant in a civil action arising from a traffic accident last week at South Stand Avenue. The case involved D. Peeee suing Against A. Milano for damages and judgment.
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