Wallace Preaches States' Rights Amid Cincinnati School Boycott
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace visited Cincinnati delivering two speeches and a news conference as a citywide school boycott drew 18,000 more absences than normal. He claimed the civil rights bill erodes private property rights and criticized federal enforcement. Security kept him guarded at both venues amid peaceful demonstrations and occasional boos.
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Wallace
University of Cincinnati
Pickers
Cyprus Peace Talks Fray Deepens As Defector Blink
Geneva AP Semyon Tsarapkin says Western intelligence provocations pushed KGB officer Yuri Nossenko to flee Geneva during the 17 nation disarmament conference. State Dept confirms Nossenko, 36, sought political asylum in the United States after disappearing Feb 4 from security HQ Moscow.
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Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Switzerland
Yuri I. Nossenko
State Department
Nossenko
KGB
United States
Richard I. Phillips
U.S
Moscow
Tsarapkin
Celler Hails Civil Rights Bill Victory after House Passage
Rep. Emanuel Celler declares the civil rights bill as his greatest achievement after the 290 to 130 House passage. The Judiciary Committee chair notes nine days guiding the measure and credits diplomacy, debate openness, and a tolerant tone for the victory.
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Washington
Rep
Emanuel Celler
House
New York
Democrat
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Congress
Johnson entertains IRS officers with a broad White House talk
President Johnson spoke for 25 minutes to IRS field officers covering many topics from taxes and the budget to poverty and civil rights. He veered into foreign affairs and global issues, praising the American people while urging restraint and progress, ending with a call to work toward a better world.
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Washington
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Treasury
Cuba
Laos
Vienna
Khrushchev
Red China
Panama
U.S
East Germany
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chuckle Personnel on Breaks and Early Retirement Offer
A training scene shows a supervisor suggesting a trainee may skip coffee breaks and retire three years early. The blunt joke highlights office incentives and lavish perks. No further context available.
Cambridge Boycott Largely Normal Attendance Claimed
Cambridge officials report attendance near normal as Dorchester County schools face a Negro boycott. Integrationist leader Mrs. Gloria Richardson calls the boycott a success to speed desegregation.
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Cambridge, Md
Dorchester County
Gloria Richardson
Court suit over Cincinnati schools amid boycott
The NAACP backed a Federal Court suit to halt new school construction alleging districting and placement discrimination. Despite urban redevelopment mixing whites and Blacks, the boycott remained quiet with one arrest and no major violence or picketing as schools continued operation.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Cincinnati
Feng
Cape Kennedy Picketing Halted by Federal Court Order
A federal court halted union picketing at Cape Kennedy and Merritt Island moonport after a late night order by U S District Judge George C. Young. The temporary restraining order forced the Order of Railroad Telegraphers AFL CIO to withdraw lines, ending two days of work stoppage affecting 213 million dollars in construction. 3200 workers returned to their jobs as compliance began at 6 am. The order runs until 5 pm Thursday with a hearing set for NLRB and union lawyers at 2 pm that day.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kennedy
Merritt Island
Moonport US
Dist
George C. Young
National Labor Relations Board
Afl-Cio
Melbourne and Voyager collide in Australian naval disaster
Skipper Capt. R. J. Robertson said the Melbourne rammed the Voyager at near top speed during night maneuvers off the New South Wales coast. Three dead, 159 of 239 survivors from Voyager. 79 missing. Bow of Voyager sank quickly as search continued.
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Sydney
Australia
Melbourne
Voyager
R. J. Robertson
Navy
Duncan H. Stevens
Stevens
Australian
B26 Bomber Crashes During Eglin Demonstration
A B26 bomber crashed in flames at Eglin Air Force Base during a Tuesday night demonstration. Two crew members died, including John Ewen of the Napa California Register. The plane, from the First Air Commando Wing at Hurlburt Field, lost its right wing after a strafing run, crashing two miles from the spectators. Names withheld pending family notification.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Eglin Air Force Base
John Ewen
Napa
Calif
Register
First Air Commando Wing
Tactical Air Command
Hurlburt Field
Fila
Hoffa alleges FBI spying during jury tampering trial
Hoffa claims investigators spy on him and says judge Frank Wilson will not halt the trial for a rights hearing. He plans to petition the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati to compel a review. Partin, the government's chief witness, testified as cross-examination nears its end.
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Chattanooga, Tann
James R. Hoffa
FBI
Teamsters
Edward G. Partin
Baton Rouge
Partin
Hoffa
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Dist
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Cuban Exiles Seized Off Florida Coast in Raid-Bound Vessel
The Coast Guard seized the 50 foot Arroyo and 16 armed Cuban exiles near the Dry Tortugas. They allegedly planned a raid on Cuba and possessed a 20 millimeter cannon.
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Key West
Fla
Ash Wednesday Marks Lent Begin Across Faithful
New York AP reports Ash Wednesday begins Lent today with Christians observing 40 penitential days before Easter on March 29, excluding Sundays, as faith communities mark the season.
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New York
Sinatra Jr Kidnap Defense Claims Publicity Hoax
In Los Angeles the defense for Frank Sinatra Jr and co defendants argue the December Lake Tahoe incident was a publicity hoax. They say Sinatra Jr sought attention by faking a kidnapping to boost his image as crowds swooned for his father, while prosecutors present it as a real abduction with over 240000 dollars paid.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Milton Rudin
Sinatra
Nancy Sinatra
Harrah
Lake Tahoe
Nev
John Foss
Tino Barzi
Tommy Dorsey
Foss
Sinatra Jr
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
Gladys Towles Root
Irwin
Frankie Jr
Frankie
Lawyers Try To Speed Jack Ruby's Hearing
Dallas AP report notes both sides seek to fast track the Ruby murder trial venue move. Defense argues Dallas bias could taint an impartial jury as venue change looms ahead of Monday trial start.
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Jack Ruby
Dallas
Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Neiman
Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Carl Friend
Dallas News
Lee Harvey Oswald
Peacekeeping plan discussed as Cyprus fights flare again
In Nicosia and Limassol fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots escalates after meetings between Makarios and Western envoys Ball and Pickard. Officials say talks focus on a U N backed international force for Cyprus with UN control and no NATO role, amid prior embassy attacks and street clashes.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
George Ball
Cyril Pickard
Makarios
U.S
Ball
Turkey
Limassol
Offic
Mediterranean
Athens
Greece
Britain
United States
Johnson
London
United Nations
North Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.nm
Security Council
Weather notice brightens with rain then snow forecast
Rain is expected tonight or by morning with a switch to snow through tomorrow. Lows drop from the 30s tonight to colder conditions tomorrow. yesterday’s high reached 35 and today’s low was 17.
Clinic For Those Who Want To Smoke Proposed
A chest specialist proposed clinics for smokers who wish to continue cigarettes by learning non inhaling methods. Dr. Barach said non inhaling smoking avoids lung irritation and carbon monoxide, with about 40 percent of patients successfully switching. He urged public health emphasis on safer smoking rather than prohibition.
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New York
Alvan L. Barach
New York City
Barach
New York State Medical Society
Richard H. Overholt
Boston
Overholt
Columbia
College of Physicians and Sur
Geons
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