Greeks Pull NATO Force
Greece withdraws some forces from NATO to aid Cyprus defense amid strains with the Greek Cypriot regime of President Makarios. The move eases tensions between Athens and Nicosia and weakens the alliance’s eastern flank as the Soviet Union engages in the Cyprus crisis. Turkey had withdrawn air forces from NATO nine days earlier.
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Nicosia
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Soviet Union
Turkey
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Mercenary Airmen Aid Tshombe Return to Congo
White mercenary airmen, some formerly fighting Katanga secessionists, have reentered the Congo to aid the central government against a Communist backed eastern rebellion. A small group from Johannesburg waited in Leopoldville for orders from ex Katanga leader Moise Tshombe. most vanished from their hotel rooms Monday as U.S. officials issued a cryptic statement.
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United Nations
Congo
Johannesburg
South Africa
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Two French UN officials killed in Congo refugee camp
The United Nations said two French officials were killed on Monday in a refugee camp in Congo’s Kivu Province. Jean Plicque, 33, from the International Labor Organization and Francois Premosi, 43, from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees were identified.
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Kivu
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International Labor Organization
Francois Premosi
U. N. High Commission For Refugees
U.S. Mercenaries Considered for Congo B26 Missions
The plan would have contract pilots fly World War II B26 bombers on long range spotter missions to bolster Congo security. Officials in the U S embassy doubted mercenaries from South Africa should operate planes supplied by the U S due to Africa wide opposition to South Africa’s policies. Several mercenaries reportedly lacked proper B26 training and one was linked to a recent 716 trainer crash.
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U.S
South Africa
Congo
United States
Black Africa
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Indonesian Invaders Are Hunted in Malaysiar Crisis
Kuala Lumpur reports troops and police scouring Malayan jungles for remnants of a small Indonesian landing force amid a new crisis flare, with mopping up operations ongoing. Emergency measures in three coastal states authorize arrests without warrants and use of force, and illegal weapons possession is a capital crime.
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Indonesia
Indonesian landings on Johore coast spark fighting
The Malaysian government said 30 to 40 Indonesians with several Malaysian traitors joined landings on Johore State's west coast, 35 miles north of Singapore, Sunday night. Police sources fear 100 to 150 invaders may have retreated or regrouped. The Defence Ministry reported sporadic fighting until Monday night, including mortar shelling by Indonesians, with at least one Malaysian soldier seriously wounded.
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Singapore
Malaysian Defense Ministry
Weather Front Keeps Temperatures Low Tonight
A weak cold front reaches tonight and is expected to keep temperatures below normal with a predicted low of 62. Tomorrow will be cloudy and mild. The high yesterday was 56 and the low today was 62.
NATO urges Greece to keep Izmir HQ in place
In Athens an urgent appeal was made by NATO through Gen Lyman Lemnitzer to Greek Defense Minister Peter Garoufalias not to move the NATO eastern flank headquarters from Izmir Turkey. The Greek military source confirmed the message.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
NATO
Izmir
Turkey
Lyman Lemnitzer
Peter Garoufalias
Greek Cyprus War Strain Deepens As Turkey Air Raids Continue
GreekForeignMinistry in Athens cites Turkish pullout ignored and Greece withdrawing army naval and air units to defend Cyprus independence and territorial integrity. Khrushchev warns Turkey against further air attacks as four days of Turkish raids terrorize Greek Cypriot towns.
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Cyprus
Athens
Greece
Khrushchev
Turkey
George Papandreou
Sheik Rejects Dayton Bride for His Harem
BEERSHEBA Israel AP The Arab sheik Suleiman el Hozeil with 39 wives and 70 children refused the offer of an 8 pretty divorcee from Dayton Ohio to join his harem for a year. He had advertised in 1958 but found no applicant met his requirements.
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Israel
United States
Sheik Suleiman el Hozeil
Desert
Sheik
Marie Miller
Dayton
Ohio
Segni Shows Small Improvement in Italian President’s Condition
Rome doctors reported Antonio Segni’s condition improved slightly today. They said he had emerged from a coma at times and could take food by mouth, signaling cautious recovery for the Italian president.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Roy Rogers' Daughter, 7 Die In Bus Crash
Racial violence erupts in Dixmoor Illinois as a bus crash claim and a riot clash leave multiple injuries and 40 arrests. Police and state troopers confront a largely black crowd near a liquor store amid gunfire and a fire. News officials report 2 gunshot injuries and most arrests for disorderly conduct.
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Chicago
Bus Crash Kills Eight, Injures Many Near San Clemente
A church bus carrying 65 members of the Canyon Church of Canoga Park crashes head on with seven vehicles on US Highway 10 near San Onofre Creek. Eight dead include Deborah Rogers, 12, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans’s adopted daughter. Ten injured are in serious condition. The group was en route to La Esperanza Orphanage in Tijuana to donate aid.
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Margaret Huss Armijo
Albuquerque
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Marie Huss
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Janie Bartley
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Long Congress Session Seen Following Recess
Congress faces a long session after the recess. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield indicated it will be lengthy but not full year. House Speaker McCormack called the record of this year a can-do one with 37 of 52 Johnson proposals enacted or advancing.
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Ohio girl drowns at James Lake near Westboro
Priscilla G. Leunk 19 of Shaker Heights vanished after diving into James Lake on Monday. Her body was recovered from nine feet of water, closing a search for the Ohio girl who disappeared in Wisconsin.
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Wis
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Priscilla G. Leunk
Shaker Heights
James Lake
Johnson tells Makarios no alternative but UN cooperation
Bulletin from Nicosia reports President Johnson stating there is no acceptable alternative to solve the Cyprus problem except cooperation within the United Nations. The message emphasizes a UN guided settlement approach.
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Makarios
Cyprus
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Keating Chooses Independent Path in 1964 Senate Bid
New York Senator Kenneth B. Keating, diverging from Barry Goldwater, says he will seek re election and run independently of the national ticket. Keating hints at a possible challenge by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy for the Democratic nomination as speculation continues on Clare Boothe Luce and Conservative party options.
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Kenneth B.keating
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
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Rochester
Goldwater
Arizona
Sen. Goldwater
Atty
Robert F Kennedy
Clare Boothe Luce
Prosperity plank outline presented to Democratic platform creators
Washington AP reports Walter W. Heller predicts a nearly 150 billion dollar production rise during the Kennedy Johnson years, surpassing Ike era gains. He warns of no recession, notes tax overhaul prospects, and Civil Rights Act enforcement as platform debates unfold in Atlantic City ahead of the convention.
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Eisenhower
White House
Walter W. Heller
Heller
Democratic Party
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Atlantic City
N.J
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Finnish diplomat Sakari Tuomioja in serious condition
Geneva AP report says UN Cyprus mediator Sakari Tuomioja, 52, who suffered a stroke Sunday, remained in serious condition today with a medical bulletin noting his condition unchanged.
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Cyprus
Sakari S
Tuomioja
Medcal
Capitol's Longest Running Show Ends In Congress
Washington AP reports Rep. Carl Vinson of Georgia, aging 80 and near 50 years in the House, will retire to Milledgeville. He has chaired the Armed Services Committee since 1947 and is famed for a banging gavel and brisk, decisive rulemaking that leaves junior members in awe and sometimes resentful.
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Bus Crash Tragedy In Slaughter Alley Claims Nine Lives
Passengers recount the crash on a four lane stretch local known as Slaughter Alley. Reverend Lawrence Elton White, 49, pastor, was aboard as several children stood near the driver. Debbie Rogers, adopted, died alongside other children as the bus struck a divided six lane freeway ahead. Debris and grief fill the hospital as families recall the accident and prior tribulations.
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Elton White
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Rogers
Los Angeles
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Miss Evans
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