Cease-fire Doubts Rise Over Malaysian Frontier Truce
Indonesia's Sukarno questioned the five day old cease-fire as Malaysia and Indonesia traded leaflets in Borneo. Kuala Lumpur reported Indonesian guerrillas killed, seven captured with no Malaysian losses. UN involvement and a Thai role were discussed amid Malaysia's push for a neutral monitorship.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
North Borneo
Borneo
Subandrio
Donald Stephens
Malaysia
Sabah
British North Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
United Nations
U Thant
Philippines
Thant
Thailand
Melbourne
Robert Menzies
Canada blanked Swiss in Olympic hockey to top standings
Canada defeated Switzerland 8 goals to 0 in Innsbruck to join Russia and Czechoslovakia at the Olympic hockey championships top after the first round. Swiss goalie Gerlad Rigolet stood out with 61 saves as Canada poured in goals after a 1-0 first period lead.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Canada
Switzerland
Russia
Czechoslovakia
United States
Germany
Gerlad Rigolet
Rigolet
Seth Martin
Ken Broderick
Trainmen Reach Five Percent Wage Pact With CPR
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and CPR reach a two year contract offering a total five percent wage rise. The 6000 trainmen gain two percent at start of year one one percent on September first and two percent on May first 1965. Union leader William Kelly notes earnings vary from 4600 to about 10000 yearly.
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Montreal
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
CLC
CPR
William Kelly
Chiang officials elated at dispute over two Chinas
Chiang Kai shek officials in Formosa welcomed the Paris Peking clash after de Gaulle recognized Communist China. France refused to sever ties with Taipei, saying no pledge to break relations. Nationalists warn Mao miscalculated as Paris and Peking seek ambassador exchanges within three months.
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Taipei
Formosa
France
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Paris
Peking
de Gaulle
Foreign Ministry
Paris-Peking
Mao Tse - Tung
Red China
Communist Party
Mao
Chiang
U.S
Desharnais rink kayoed in ladies curling play
The Medicine Hat rink faced a tough morning on day two of the South Alberta Ladies curling playdowns. Calgary Stampede Club led by Pat Brunsden won the A event by beating Gen Ellis of High River. Desharnais and Ethel Lees teams were eliminated after extra ends, with tight finishes shaping the day. Calgary North Hill edged Calgary Oil Wives 10-9 while Calgary Winter Club outlasted Medicine Hat 9-8. Lethbridge beat Red Deer 8-6 and Oil Wives-North Hill Rarely upset.
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Medicine Hat
South Alberta
Calgary Stampede
Pat Brunsden
Gen Ellis
High River
Doreen Desharna
Ethel Lees
Red Deer
Calgary
Desharnais
Dot Lait
Stampede Club
Irene Lindsay
Lethbridge
Red Deer Rink
Oil Wives
North Hill
Vi Goett
Goett
Calgary Stampede Club
Calgary Winter Club
Calgary North Hill
Calgary Oil Wives
Greek Cypriots ask UN force to keep peace
Greek Cypriot delegate to the United Nations told U Thant that a UN peacekeeping force would be acceptable on the island, as Britain seeks to muster a NATO contingent. Washington considers sending troops, with signs of possible U S involvement to keep Greek and Turkish Cypriots from fighting.
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United Nations
Mediterranean
NATO
Britain
Zenon Rossides
Cyprus
U Thant
New York
Thant
Greece
Turkey
United States
UN Security Council
Athens
Ankara
Nicosia
U.S
London Daily Sketch
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Defence Department
Washington
6Th Fleet
East Africa
Malaysia
Canada
West Germany
France
Italy
North Atlantic Alliance
Cigarette sales bans spread across public buildings
Officials in several states move to ban cigarette sales in government buildings and hospitals, citing Surgeon General reports. Hospitals remove vending machines and schools plan anti smoking education as networks review ad policies. Public health actions target minors and aim to curb smoking.
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NEW York
U.S
Miriam Hospital
Providence
R.1
WCAM
Camden
N.J
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
California
Public Health Department
U S launches Saturn I satellite to heaviness milestone
Cape Kennedy officials said the Saturn I rocket lifted off at 11 25 a m EST on its first full scale test flight sending an 84 foot long satellite weighing 37 700 pounds into orbit The massive craft demonstrated U S capability in space rocket power and potential lead over the Soviet Union with a powerful first stage and a six engine second stage the launch faced minor radar interference delaying tracking just before liftoff
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Russia
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Heathman Maintains Innocence In Ottley Slaying
Charles Heathman, 40, in a first interview since his confession and subsequent denial of Donald Ottley’s murder, again claims innocence. He says locals in Vernon know who killed the 10 year old in the Okanagan Valley while awaiting release from Essendale Mental Hospital after a court order.
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Vancouver
Charles Heathman
Donald Ottley
Vernon
B.C
Ottley
Honetown
Okanagan Valley
Heathman
Essendale Mental Hospital
Vancouver Sun
Esondale
the Sun
Essendale
Piioiog Smashes Early Record At Innsbruck Games
At Innsbruck the opening ceremony of the ninth winter Games features a ski jump fall of 75.5 meters by a photographer on the slope. The stunt sets a new record, surpassing Melbourne 1956, as crowds of about 60 000 watch a crisp brief ceremony with Alpine costumes and German speech by Avery Brundage.
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Melbourne
Australia
Berg - Isel
Avery Brundage
U.S
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Albert Michallon
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Looking
Banff
Icials
New York City
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National Association of Broadcasters
Florida
Piioiog
Corsica
Yvonne Oscanney
Yvonne
Regina
Gaston Naessens
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