Beatles Welcome Throngs At New York Arrival
The Beatles drew about 3,000 screaming fans at Kew Airport as jelly beans and candy kisses showered the group. Paul McCartney George Harrison Ringo Starr and John Lennon faced the crowd amid posters and police barriers. The band heads to Washington Carnegie Hall and Miami Beach with several shows planned.
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Brooklyn
Beatles Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
John Sen
Washington
New York
Carnegie Hall
Miami Beach
Detroit
Rights Bill Headed For Final Vote
Washington AP The House civil rights fight nears a final vote with a bipartisan push to insert a federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to investigate racial discrimination in hiring firing and promotion by businesses and unions. Southern opponents fear losing ground and hope to defeat the employment provision while pledging no debate limits to meet the deadline.
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Federal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
New Saigon Government Formed Under Khanh
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh announced a new Saigon government with himself as premier and named Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh as chief of state. Khanh pledged to repel Communist aggression and restore security, while Minh is expected to hold nominal power.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Duong van Minh
Byrd Eyes Swift Final Tax Cut Action
Senate and House leaders push to finish the largest tax cut in U.S. history with a target to act by February 19 or 20 and begin benefits around March. Johnson and conferees map a fast track, aiming for a compromise by February 18 or 19 and a final vote soon after, with withholding cut from 18 to 14 percent boosting monthly economic impact.
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Johnson
U.S
Senate
Capitol Hill
Senate House
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Third quake rattles South California in San Fernando Valley
An earthquake the third in eight days shook Pasadena Friday night. The temblor was recorded by the California Institute of Technology and caused windows to rattle but no damage was reported.
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Calif
San Fernando Valley
California Institute of Technology
Beckwith Mistrial Stuns Defense in Mississippi
Byron De La Beckwith, 43, awaiting a new murder trial for the slaying of Medgar Evers, faced a hung jury after 11 hours of deliberation. Defense counsel sought bond release while the state promised a prompt hearing, astonished by the mistrial in Jackson Mississippi.
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Beckwith
Greenwood
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hardy Lott
Lott
Hendrick
Dist
William L. Wailer
Water and Castro Clash Over Guantanamo Supply
The United States seeks allied support to tighten Cuba’s economy after Cuba cuts the Guantanamo base water supply. Johnson orders Guantanamo to become self sufficient with sea water conversion and water transportation, reducing Cuban staff. The White House warns of further provocations and discusses the issue with OAS and NATO allies.
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Guantanamo
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Rusk
Turncoat Skinner Placed On Probation In Akron
Lowell D. Skinner a Korean War defector returned from Red China has been placed on two years probation for assault with a deadly weapon in Akron Ohio.
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Ohio
Lowell D. Skinner
United States
Red China
Hoffa Trial Judge weighs subpoenas for Kennedy aides
U S District Judge Frank Wilson may rule over the weekend on whether Attorney General Kennedy and two top Justice Department officials must answer a defense summons in the Hoffa jury tampering case. Subpoenas were issued for Kennedy FBI Director Hoover and Herbert Miller as defense cross examination continues.
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Hoffa
U.S
Justice Department
Washington
Kennedy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Herbert Miller
James Haggerty
Detroit
Wilson
Americans Win Silver And Bronze In Olympic Slalom
Bilan and Jim Heuga earned silver and bronze for the United States in the alpine skiing slalom at Innsbruck. Josef Stiegler of Austria won, capping Austria’s dominance on Birgitzkoepfe Mountain as Kidd and Heuga, a 145‑pound Colorado student from Tahoe City, stunned observers with a historic U S podium.
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Austria
Bilan
Jim Heuga
U. S
Kidd
Stowe
Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
University of Colorado
Josef
Pepi) Stiegler
Stiegler
Birgitzkoepfe
United States
Soviets Directly Enter Cyprus Crisis
Cyprus reports Moscow and Khrushchev warned the United States and Britain to keep away from Cyprus. Khrushchev blasted a proposed NATO peace force as an armed invasion, while London called the note a gross misrepresentation and Britain sent 500 troops from Malta to boost police on the island.
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Britain
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France
Greece
Turkey
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U.N. Security Council
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NATO
London
Foreign Office
Mediterranean
Malta
Major Provisions Differ Between House Senate Tax Cut Bills
Senate action on an $11.6 billion tax cut outlines changes to individual, corporate, and capital gains rates. It details normal and surtax rate shifts, withholding cuts, itemized deduction changes, stock dividend credit reforms, and a uniform minimum deduction, noting identical provisions in House and Senate variants for several items.
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Senate
Florida Hit by Winds and Rain From Storms
Storms lashed Florida with gusts to 60 mph and tornado warnings in the Daytona Beach area. The Great Plains thaw continued after blizzard conditions. At least 15 people died, four in a plane crash on Friday. Some Texas highways were iced over by up to two feet.
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Associated Press
Florida
Daytona Beach
Tampa
Great Plains
Texas
Today's Chuckle One Reason We Can Love Our Enemies
A lighthearted line noting that enemies may fail at small tasks like borrowing, offering a humorous take on forgiveness and perspective without harsh detail.
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