Makarios Expected to Reject Cyprus Peace Plan
Cyprus President Arch bishop Makarios is expected to formally reject a plan to station NATO and American troops on the island to keep peace. He favors United Nations troops and has discussed the issue with U.S. Ambassador Fraser Wilkins and British official Cyril Pickard.
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Viet Nam Coups May Not Be Over
South Viet Nam officials warn more coups may occur as instability continues. Maj. Gen Khanh's rise signals potential for a new strongman, with U S backing, and battles against Communist guerrillas persist across Saigon.
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West Virginia and Nebraska primaries test GOP strength
In May 12 GOP contests, Len Barry, Goldwater, and Nelson Rockefeller vie for limited convention votes in West Virginia and Nebraska. Rockefeller targets West Virginia’s welfare issue contrast with Goldwater’s Midwestern appeal in Nebraska where write ins are allowed. Nixon write ins noted in New Hampshire as potential gauge.
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Len Barry Goldwater
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New York
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Rockefeller
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Goldwater
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Illinois
Nixon
New Hampshire
Bond 825000 In Bank Heist
Patrick John Sullivan of Geneva faces a 25000 bond after a federal grand jury indictment linked to a 6996 robbery at Lake County Federal Savings and Loan in Painesville. Sullivan, 28, arraigned before US Commissioner Clifford E. Bruce after Ashland police arrested him Friday. FBI traced 600 from his possession to the Tuesday robbery.
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Film Library To Be Put On Rental Basis
Columbus Ohio AP free distribution of educational films by the state education department ends June 30. Dr FE Holt state superintendent says the educational film library, once the world’s largest, goes on a strictly rental basis at mid year. If districts don’t respond sufficiently the library could cease to exist. It was built with film censorship board fees and later funded by appropriations, now reduced from 1963 legislature prompting the new policy.
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Ohio
State Education Department
FE. E. Holt
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Film Censorship Board
Department
Tickets color coded for Johnson impeachment gallery
In 1868 during Andrew Johnson's impeachment pursuit, Senate Gallery admission required tickets printed in distinct colors for each day. The system organized access and helped manage crowds around the historic proceedings.
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Andrew Johnson
Senate
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