Wisconsin Voters Choose Between Reynolds and Wallace
Wisconsin voters face a presidential primary seen as a civil rights referendum. Governor Reynolds seeks Democratic National Convention delegates for Johnson while Wallace challenges in a Northern state. A forecasted turnout near a million and Republican crossovers loom. Wisconsin figures like Postmaster General Gronouski supported Reynolds at a Madison event.
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John W. Reynolds
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Reynolds
Johnson
Leo Fahey
John F. Kennedy
Len Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Madison
John Gronouski
Gronousk
White House says telegram sent to Democratic fund dinner
White House press secretary George Reedy stated the telegram was a simple message for a Democratic fundraising dinner honoring a Wisconsin governor. Atty. Gen. Kennedy also sent a note praising the governor, calling the state victory substantial and supportive of human dignity efforts while noting Wallace’s opposition to civil rights legislation.
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Genovert F Kennedy
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Kansas City Public Accommodations Referendum Vote
Kansas City voters faced a referendum on a 1930s public accommodations amendment extending racial equality to taverns and other venues. Officials projected turnout around 3 to 6 percent with predictions of approval by about two to one. the measure carries fines and possible license loss after multiple convictions.
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Association For Freedom of Choice
Shooting May Touch Off New Troubles In Cyprus
Greek Cypriot police condemned an attempt to murder four Turkish Cypriots. Two Turks were killed, one wounded, the fourth missing. UN investigators led by Indian Gen Prem Singh Gyani to probe the incident as fears of renewed Greek Turkish clashes grow. Hasnu Hassan, survivor, was shot three times and sought help at a British radio station after escaping the attackers who reportedly set out to drive a van into Nicosia.
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Turkish Cypriot vice president accuses Greeks of killings
Dr Farii Kuchuk claims Greek Cypriots herded four Turks into a field near a Nicosia city gate and shot them, leaving them for dead. He based the charge on survivors accounts and links the attack to a Greek Cypriot auxiliary policeman slaying in Nicosia on Sunday. UN peacekeeping headquarters reported four casualties.
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Cyprus cease-fire ends three days of fighting at Kokkina
A U N force brokered a cease-fire to halt three days of shooting around Kokkina in western Cyprus and nearby Pahy Ammos. Reports say a Greek villager described captors threatening and opening fire, while Gyani and President Makarios endorsed the agreement in principle.
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Turkish military positions north of Nicosia along Kyrenia road
Turkish troops hold along the Kyrenia road north of Nicosia in areas controlled by Turkish Cypriots. Last week Makarios unilaterally abrogated the 1980 alliance treaty with Turkey and Greece authorizing 650 Turkish and 900 Greek troops on the island.
Weather Outlook Turns Cloudy With Cool Showers Tonight
The forecast says mild conditions give way to cloudiness and a cool night with possible rain and a low around M. Tomorrow remains cloudy and cooler with a high near 4%. Yesterday’s high was 71 and today’s low was 52.
Brazil to elect interim president within Goulart term
The Brazilian Senate approved a bill for immediate congressional election of an interim president to serve the remaining 20 months of Joao Goulart's term. Deputies were expected to quickly approve, targeting Thursday for the vote set by military leaders seeking a swift return to governance.
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Joao Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
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Soviet Troop Withdrawal from Cuba Reported by Sources
Informed sources say the Soviet Union is pulling substantial troops from Cuba while US officials confirm but will not estimate current numbers. At the peak of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis about 22,000 Soviet troops were in Cuba, many in combat units with technical experts in long-range weapons and other gear.
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Latin America
Conservatives back Castelo Branco in Brazil presidential push
Conservatives favor Gen Humberto Castelo Branco for president pressing the army chief’s bid. The constitution bars a serving military officer unless 90 days’ quit before war. Troops advancing into Brasilia with armored units on Saturday could sway Congress to support the military.
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Conservative bloc seeks Ku bitschek boost in 1965 bid
Ultra conservatives in Congress plan to back Juscelim Ku bitschek a Social Democrat to boost presidential chances in 1965. Two leading conservatives Gove Adhemar de Barros of Sao Paulo and Carol Lacerda of Guanabara also pursue the presidency.
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Carol Lacerda
Guanabara
Delta Queen to handicap Belle of Louisville race
The Delta Queen will give the Belle of Louisville a half mile start in the Derby Week rematch set for April 2% in Louisville. Richard Condon, race committee chairman, plans final talks with Capt. Ernest Wagner and Capt. Paul Underwood to arrange a calliope contest before the steamboat showdown.
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Condon
Ernest Wagner
Wagner
Paul Underwood
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Chuckle: When We Grow Up We Stop Caring About Critics
Witty line notes that as people age they shed concern for others opinions, arriving at a point where criticism no longer provokes a response. The quip plays on growing older and social pressure fading with time.
Belgian Doctor Strike Crowds Belgium Hospitals
Belgium's hospitals reached capacity as doctors continued a weeklong strike. Nurses struggled to manage the influx of patients with beds placed in corridors and some civilians sent to military facilities.
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Belgium doctors strike limits admissions under emergency setup
Only serious cases were admitted under emergency arrangements created by 10,000 striking doctors joined by 2,000 dentists. They protest health provisions while 9 million people may be underserved. Interior Minister Arthur Gil son criticized the plan as insufficient with no home treatment.
Doctors reject use of private clinics for emergencies
Doctors in Belgium refuse to use private clinics for emergencies contending they lack adequate equipment. Brussels authorities recall some Belgian army medical units from West Germany but will not disclose numbers. Premier Lefevre says the cabinet does not plan to move the entire army medical corps to civilian duty. Doctors continue to refuse house calls and office visits.
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Doctors arrested for failure to aid dying infant in Liege
Two physicians were arrested Monday in Olen for allegedly failing to help an 18 month old boy who died from a serious lung ailment. In the Liege area about 14 000 workers marched with banners charging doctors favor money over humanity.
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Distortions of Civil Rights Bill Charged by Ribicoff
Senator Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut denounced distortions of the civil rights bill as a smokescreen to defeat it. He said Kennedy opposed broad cutoffs and supported targeted action under Title VI to prevent discrimination by federal programs.
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Storm Lashes Plains Snow Heavy Rain Hits South Flood Warnings
A winter storm dulled in the northern Plains and Rockies after blowing 16 to 18 inches of snow in Montana while heavy rain spread through the South. Flood warnings arose in Alabama and Georgia as the Chattoochee River flood displaced 29 families in Cobb County Georgia.
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Peter Sellers Critical After Heart Attack
British actor Peter Sellers remained in critical condition today after suffering a heart attack Monday, a Cedars of Lebanon Hospital spokesman said. The AP bulletin notes his health worsened, with updates pending.
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Smathers Attacks EEOC Provision in Senate Speech
The Senate remained in session until 9:15 pm Monday as 31 members gathered for Sen. George A Smathers Florida to condemn a measure creating an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. He warned enforcement would require a corps of psychiatrists to probe employers hearts and minds for bias in hiring or pay decisions.
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Soviet Troop Withdrawals From Cuba Reported by State Dept
In a House Foreign Affairs Committee briefing a State Department document states that most Soviet troops have withdrawn from Cuba. The estimate of troop levels has varied, with last October officials suggesting under 7,600 and current figures around 4,000.
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McGeorge Bundy: Fewer Soviet troops in Cuba but counting hard
McGeorge Bundy said on ABC Issues and Answers that there are very many fewer Russian soldiers in Cuba now but he warned it is hard to know the exact number. He noted soldiers can be hard to count, especially when they wear checked shirts, and he would not pretend to know precisely how many remain.
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Ruby Trial Appeal Prepared in Dallas
Defense lawyers prepare an amended motion for a new trial for convicted murderer Jack Ruby. They may file by Wednesday or Thursday, with Judge Joe Brown to set a hearing within 20 days of the filing. Sheriff Decker then pursued two jail guards for alleged negligence after a dramatic escape by seven prisoners near the Ruby trial.
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Americans Pay Tribute To General MacArthur
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur lay in state at New York's Seventh Regiment Armory as crowds queued for viewing. Cardinal Spellman Episcopal Bishop Donegan and others prepared to pay tribute, with military honors planned from West Point to Capitol rotunda and a Norfolk burial after services in St. Paul’s, Norfolk.
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