Makarios Rejects Peace Force Plan for Cyprus Move to UN
President Makarios rejected the British American proposal for an international peace force in Cyprus and will take the issue to the United Nations. Sporadic fighting continued between Greek and Turkish Cypriots as navel officials and diplomats discussed a UN supervised force.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Makarios
Cyprus
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Washington
Britain
Sinatra Jr Kidnaping Trial Opens with Defense Claims
In Los Angeles AP. Frank Sinatra Jr testified he was kidnaped from Lake Tahoe on December 8 and held 54 hours while a $240000 ransom was paid. Defense lawyers press a publicity hoax theory as Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin face cross examination.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Young Sinatra
Sinatra
U.S. District Court
Lake Tahoe
Harrah’s
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
Ruby Case Decision Due Today
Attorneys for both sides await a ruling from Dist. Judge Joe B. Brown at 3 p.m. EST on a venue change motion for the Jack Ruby murder trial. The decision could transfer the trial to another Texas city or leave it in Dallas, with jury empaneling set to begin Monday if not moved.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Texas
Melvin Belli
Brown
Belli
Ruby
Atty
Henry Wade
Lee Harvey Oswald
Classified Data Hints On Baker Case Witness
Senate inquiries face claims background files on key witness Don Reynolds were deemed classified. Reynolds testified about favors to Johnson era, including a stereo and TV advertising, while Baker faced scrutiny for outside dealings. McLendon says no pressure to limit the probe.
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Washington
L. P. McLendon
Senate
Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
McLendon
Defense
Justice Departments
Reynolds
Drew Pearson
Defense Department
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Rules Committee
Pentagon
FBI
Texas
Walter Jenkins
St Louis marks bicentennial with LBJ visit
St Louis begins a two year celebration of its 200th birthday with a Valentine Day visit by President Lyndon Johnson. He will speak nonpolitically for about 20 minutes to a sellout crowd, tour the arch site, view an industrial area, and plant a tree at Saint Louis University. Police precautions include motorcade checks and route surveillance.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Johnson
Washington
Gateway
Mississippi Riverfront
St. Louis Uni
Committee of Racial Equality
Herve Alphand
United States
John Dalton
Hilary A. Bush
Raymond Tucker
Six Negroes Enter Notasulga High Under Court Order
Six Negro pupils entered Notasulga High School today under a federal court order and a strong trooper presence. No white spectators were visible across the street, contrasting with February fifth when officials blocked entry. About 40 troopers kept the grounds clear while white pupils continued boycotting for a fifth day.
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Notasulga
Ala
Notasulga High School
James Rea
Missile Explodes in Silo Near Roswell New Mexico
An Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile exploded and burned in an underground silo about 32 miles east of Roswell. An Air Force spokesman said all personnel were evacuated and there were no injuries. The 82%-foot missile was one third of the way to the surface during a practice alert when the blast occurred.
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Roswell
N. M
Air Force
Hoffa Judge Refuses To Be Witness
In Chattanooga Tennessee US District Judge William E Miller of Nashville refused to testify as a government witness in the Hoffa jury tampering trial saying such a move would be an act of judicial impropriety The government sought Miller testimony about the dismissal of a juror at the 1962 trial Hoffa and five others face charges tied to that earlier hung jury and the case marked Hoffa s 51st birthday with the juror bribery offer previously noted by the judge
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Chattanooga
Miller
Hoffa
James C. Tippens
Ohio Board funds master plan for higher education
The Ohio Board of Regents allocates 195000 to hire the Academy for Educational Development of New York to draft a statewide master plan for higher education. The study will assess facilities policies needs and costs and is due for drafts by November 15 with state institutions data by July 15.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Academy For Educational Development
New York
Board of
Regents
Harold W Oyster
West German Berlin wall offer rejected for Easter
Bonn government and West Berlin Senate rejected East German proposal to reopen the Berlin wall for Easter. In Moscow, U S Ambassador Foy Kohler was summoned for a stern talk with Foreign Minister Gromyko over Yuri Nossenko's defection.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Foreign Office Today
Andrei Gromyko
Yuri Nossenko
Fischers Valentines Quintuplets Turn Five Months Old
Aberdeen South Carolina AP reports five month old Fischer quintuplets James Andrew Mary Ann Mary Catherine Mary Margaret and Mary Magdalene celebrate a late Valentine a day with their mother Yoand Mrs. Aberdeen noting the town of 25 000 plans little for the occasion.
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Fischer
Margaret
Magdalene
James
Catherine
Mary Ann
Curtis Publishing Co
Aberdeen
S. C
James Andrew
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Yoand
Tax Cut Bill Nearly Ready for Compromise
Washington AP reports House and Senate conferees expect a tax reduction deal within about three days next week. They aim to finish amid more than 200 Senate changes, most technical, and plan to reconvene discussions and vote starting Monday with a likely agreement by Wednesday or Tuesday.
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Washington
House
Senate
Chuckle Riddle: Skiers Struggle With Sitting First
A playful item notes beginners on the slopes cannot yet sit down as they learn to stand. The gag highlights the awkward stage before balance and control.
Britain and United States Hold Cordial Cuba Trade Talks
Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home and President Lyndon Johnson met in a two day Anglo American summit to renew ties with Cuba and discuss trade with Communist countries. Both leaders backed US Viet Nam and Malaysia policies while proposing steps to ease East West tensions and push Geneva tariff talks forward.
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Washington
Alec Douglas
Great Britain
Johnson
England
Cuba
Home
Douglas-Home
Britain
Southeast Asia
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Malaysia
Germany
Berlin
Geneva
Britain to Sell Equipment to Cuba and Back Massive Soviet Credit
London reports plans to sell road building gear to Cuba valued at 1.4 million dollars while London banks prepare a very large credit to the Soviet Union for fertilizer and chemical plants worth hundreds of millions. Prime Minister Douglas-Home indicates Britain will continue trade with Cuba and the Communist bloc as negotiations proceed.
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London
Cuba
Sovietnion
Alec Douglas-Home
Washington
Johnson
Britain
Soviet Union
Istrategic Chemical Plants
Colin Ryan
Aveling Bargard
Granham
Leyland
United States
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Erereree
Valley News
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Greensboro, N.C
LBJ
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University
Ohio State Fairgrounds
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Pat Friedl
Danila Scroggins
Tulsa
Pat
Charles Fried
Danila
Kenneth Scroggins
Fischers’ Valentines
Scotland
Dean Rusk
Richard A. Butler
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