British Reinforcements Land in Cyprus Amid Crisis
A RAF airlift delivered 500 fresh troops to Cyprus, relieving units there since the six week crisis began. Britain supports expanding a UN peacekeeping force with NATO allies. Cyprus President Makarios rejects the plan without UN backing. Khrushchev warned NATO powers against undermining UN efforts and criticized a proposed 10,000 man NATO force as an intrusion on Cypriot sovereignty.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Royal Air Force
United States
Britain
Mediterranean
The
Duke of Edinburgh’s Royal Regiment
Makarios
U.N
Malta
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
NATO
U.N. Security Council
Republic of Cyprus
Americans Among Six Teachers Deported From Ghana
In Accra six university staff, including four Americans and two other instructors, are ordered to leave Ghana on grounds of subversive activity. Departees include Dr. William Harvey and Robert Seidman. the move follows large pro government demonstrations and embassy protests.
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Accra
Ghana
University of Ghana
Ghana Radio
U.S
William B. Harvey
University Law
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Robert Seidman
South Norwalk
Conn
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Washington
State Department
United States
William P. Mahoney Jr
Schuster
Harvey
Parochial School Aid Backed by Protestant Delegates
Delegates from over 24 Protestant and Orthodox churches at the National Council of Churches conference in Columbus Ohio urged a limited federal aid program for church aided schools. The plan would cover specific health and welfare programs in primary and secondary education and was not binding on the parent body.
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Columbus
Ohio
Natural Council of Churches
United States
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Young
Kennedy
Breakdown In Communication
In Columbus Anthony Celebrezze links Cleveland's race clashes to a communications breakdown amid school bus desegregation efforts. He notes prior city leadership and urges careful lines of communication while addressing education, health, and federal aid topics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Anthony Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Celebrezze
Man Killed by Stray Shot in Cleveland
A Cleveland passenger, Willie Baker, 64, was killed by a stray bullet Friday night. James Hicks, 46, drove the car as a man opened fire during an argument with a woman, striking Baker in the chest. A 35 year old suspect was being sought and the woman questioned.
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Cleveland (Ap
Willie Baker
Cleveland
James Hicks
Baker
Hicks
Life Sentence for Bank Robber in Brooklyn Case
In U S District Court Brooklyn Bobby Randall Wilcoxson 32 received a life sentence with parole eligibility after 15 years. Co defendant Albert F Nussbaum 28 was given 4 years for the Lafayette National Bank holdup where a guard Henry Kraus 53 was killed.
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New York
Bobby Randall Wilcoxson
Wilcoxson
U.S. Dist
Brooklyn
Albert F. Nussbaum
Nussbaum
Buffalo
N.Y
Lafayette National Bank
Henry Kraus
Brain on TV but not at Bowdoin College
Bowdoin College student Charles A. Mills from Cold Spring New York was dismissed after academic warning in November and scholastic probation in the fall. Mills was a regular on the College Bowl TV quiz team which won up to five contests and earned Bowdoin about 14900 in scholarship funds.
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Brunswick
Maine
Charles A. Mills
Bowdoin Colleges
A. Leroy Greason
Mills
Cold Spring
N.Y
Bowdoin
Labor Won’t Back GOP Says Reuther
Walter Reuther UAW president states labor movement not ready to endorse a candidate for president yet and unlikely to back the Republicans. Unions will wait until after national conventions to decide, with cautious praise for Johnson’s war on poverty as a start. He argues extending credit matters more than a balanced budget as unemployment and idle factories pay taxes and workers seek profit sharing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Labor
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
GOP
Organized Labor
Johnson
Reutner
UAW
Reuther
Underground Viet Nam party rises as South Viet Nam’s strongest
A Vietnamese nationalist underground group, Dai Viet, emerges as the leading force in South Viet Nam. Gen. Nguyen Khanh holds premier power, while a coalition of generals and Dai Viet leaders share influence. Prominent figures include Nguyen Ton Hoan Phan Huy Quat Ha Thuc Ky and Pham Thai. The party, anti French and anti Communist, has operated since the mid 1930s and was once banned by the French in 1951. Hoan and Quat have long been Dai Viet leaders with history in exile and colonial administration.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Dai Viet Party
Dai Viet
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Phan Huy Quat
Ha Thuc Ky
Pham Thai
Quat
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hoan
France
Fall Into Ditch Fatal To Man in Springfield
The body of Wilbur Winkhouse about 60 was found Saturday in a 3 foot hole in downtown Springfield. Police say he appeared to be walking home and cut across the lot when he stumbled into the water filled excavation.
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Wilbur Winkhouse
Springfield
Winkhouse
Principals Told They Too Must Be Flexible
Ohio principals wrap up a three day conference as Dr. Marion Cranmore of Burns Park School in Ann Arbor urges adaptation. James Patin of Madisonville Elementary in Cincinnati becomes president with Lawrence Pugh Ruth Jones and Fred West named new officers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Marion Cranmore
Burns Park School
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Education Association
James Patin
Prin
Cipal
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Cranmore
Law
Rence Pugh
Lincoln
Findlay
Ruth Jones
Horace Mann
Canton
Fred West
Edwards
Troy
Home accidents cause 46 thousand deaths last year
The National Safety Council reports 46 000 deaths from home and public accidents in the prior year with 6.5 million disabling injuries and costs totaling about 2 15 billion. Home accidents caused 29 000 fatalities and 4.4 million injuries. public places added 17 000 deaths and 2.1 million injuries.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Westinghouse Plans Guantanamo Sea Water Plant
Westinghouse Electric Corp says it will begin immediate planning for a sea water conversion plant at the U S naval base in Guantanamo Bay Cuba to replenish fresh water after Cuba cut off the base’s water supply. The plant would convert sea water into fresh water.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
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