01 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1964
Page
1
Jack Newby, 24, of Warren, Michigan, was awarded 150000 dollars in a Pontiac courtroom after a March 1961 crash involving Inter-City Trucking Service Inc. The jury found dripping soda from broken bottles caused him psychological injuries. His attorney linked the trauma to witnessing two people burn to death on the Ohio Turnpike as a teen.
Greece and Turkey informed Britain they accept a U S British plan to deploy a NATO peacekeeping force on Cyprus. Makarios may veto unless the force reports to the UN Security Council. Turkiye and Greece seek formal approval from London with US NATO troops totaling at least 10 000 men and 2 000 from the United States.
South Viet Nam strongman Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh urged Western aid in the fight against communism and voiced confidence the free world would sustain Vietnam. He criticized De Gaulle's neutralist plan and hinted relations with France would be hard to manage. Tho announced he would stay in government briefly, while Lodge urged a nationwide appeal via a televised fireside chat and staged distribution.
Gen Emilio Aguinaldo 94, veteran Philippine revolutionary leader, was reported resting well in Manila after another heart attack. He was stricken Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital where he has been confined much of the last four years. Implemented by AP correspondent in Manila.
Pasadena reports jubilant scientists as Ranger 6 heads for Mare Tranquillitatis with a 150-mile target disk. Cameras will capture 3000 images including wide and narrow angle shots to reveal surface roughness for future landings. Final course tweaks keep the craft on its precise lunar path.
New York AP report details Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's rapid campaign pace for the Republican nomination. He tours Nashua New Hampshire and California with plans for Oregon and West Virginia, using a post speech Q and A format that aides say yields strong dividends. Rockefeller criticizes Johnson overtime plans and disputes Goldwater on Cuba policy and UN membership while Jackie Robinson joins his campaign staff.
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater accused the Johnson administration of cockeyed thinking on the cold war and bunkum on Cuba during airport rallies in St. Louis and Kansas City. He urged Republicans to offer voters a real choice and criticized Defense Secretary McNamara for failing to prove missiles are dependable. The event drew over 500 Republicans at a $100-a-plate fund dinner.
Government lawyers expect to finish charges against James R. Hoffa and five others next week in Nashville. Key testimony linked Tweel and Dorfman through calls aided by Hazel Fulton. Hall testified Tweel read juror names and asked Hall to “look around,” while denying solicitation.
In Jackson Mississippi district attorney William L Waller pressed to prove Byron De La Beckwith owned the high power rifle used to kill Medgar Evers a NAACP field secretary shot in the back as he stepped from his car. A special Saturday session extended the trial with jurors seated as Innis McIntyre testified he had traded a 30 06 Enfield to Beckwith in 1950 and argued the gun at the scene was the same model.
United States earned a medal in Innsbruck as Jean Saubert of Lakeview Oregon placed third in the women’s slalom, but a suspected missed gate on her second run sparked a request to review films. The jury debated while the Soviet team, led by Lidia Skoblikova, dominated with multiple wins.
On the fourth anniversary of the Greensboro sit-ins demonstrations and boycotts persisted to oppose segregation. Atlanta faces possible resumption of downtown restaurant picketing while leaders pledge continued actions in Chapel Hill and Cleveland. The SNCC chief and youth leaders urge ongoing demonstrations despite a mayoral cooling-off call.
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