U Thant Delaying Cyprus Discussion at UN
The Security Council delayed Cyprus talks until Monday as U Thant pursues a plan for an international peace force and an impartial mediator. Negotiations focus on troop contributors and whether to reference the 1960 treaty. Sporadic shooting and a Greek Cypriot communique report casualties and attacks near Yialia. Thant met with Stevenson, Kyprianou, Me nemenologlu, and delegates from Canada Norway Bolivia and the Ivory Coast.
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United Nations, N.Y
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U.N. Security Council
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Greece
Turkey
United States
U.N Thant
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Turgut Menemenologlu
Canada
Norway
Bolivia
Ivory Coast
Garry Moore to quit TV and radio after season
New York AP reports Garry Moore plans to resign as host of Ive Got a Secret and quit his CBS daytime radio show after a 50 year career. He may not return to broadcasting, intends a sabbatical, and will continue through this season before decision on future. He cites eight hour work weeks as incompatible with his active mind.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Moore
CBS
Philippine Airlines crash kills 22 on Mindanao flight
A Philippine Airlines twin engine plane carrying at least 22 passengers and three crewmen crashed into a mountain on Mindanao Island. Two survivors, both injured, were rescued. The crash occurred in Lanao del Sur Province near Lake Lanao with no further word on other survivors.
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Philippine Airlines
Mindanao Island
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Lanao del Sur
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Sinatras May Be Called As Defense Witnesses
Frank Sinatra and his son, both key government witnesses, may be recalled next week as defense witnesses in the kidnapping trial of Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin. Judge East said a subpoena could be issued if the elder Sinatra is to testify on a material matter. The younger Sinatra is to be made available for the defense case.
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Star
Frank Jr
William G. East
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
Beauty's Mother Seeks Glamor Title in Mrs America
Jewell Malick 43 of Cherry Hill plans to enter the Mrs America contest, hoping for fun and a chance to be in the public eye. Her daughter Georgia, 19, was Miss New Jersey 1962 and a Rutgers freshman. The judging in Camden County runs March 5 and 6.
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N.J
Jewell Malick
New Jersey
Camden County
Philadelphia
Gordon
Georgia
Rutgers University
King Paul Submits To Surgery
ATHENS AP King Paul of Greece underwent an emergency operation for a stomach ulcer today. The medical bulletin said the operation was successful and Constantine, 23, was named regent. Royal family attended the Athens palace as the king’s illness had been kept secret during parliamentary elections.
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Paul
Greece
Royal
Constantine
Frederika
Sophie
Juan Carlos
Spain
Irene
Johnson and Mateos Begin Palm Springs Talks
President Johnson travels from Washington to Palm Springs and Los Angeles to greet Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They will hold talks on irrigation and global issues, with stops at UCLA for speeches and a desert visit with Dwight D. Eisenhower’s former home as a courtesy stop.
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Calif
Johnson I
Los Angeles
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Johnson
Washington
California
Lopez Mateos
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Palm Desert
First Juror Accepted In Ruby Murder Trial
In Dallas AP report defense lawyers for Jack Ruby began selecting jurors after accepting Max E F Causey a 35 year old electronics analyst with a master's in education as the first juror. Causey impressed defense leader Melvin Belli with education and familiarity with psychiatry.
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Dallas, Tex
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Max EF. Causey
Melvin M. Belli
Costa Rica Mediating In Panama Effort Aides Talks
Costa Rica's president Francisco J. Orlich offered good offices at a secret nine minute border meeting with Panama's Roberto Chiari as he mediates the Panama Canal dispute. The U S and Panama signaled no firm agreement on mediation. Washington welcomed the gesture but noted no formal accord exists. Panama weighs the offer as it seeks treaty changes and normal relations.
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Costa Rica
Francisco J. Orlich
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Panama
Orlich
Roberto Chiari
Paso de Canoa
Washington
State Department
O! American States Committee
U.S
Galileo Solis
U.S. To Base Subs Near Mediterranean
The United States will base eight Polaris submarines at the Rota naval base in Spain near the Atlantic coast to reach the Mediterranean. The submarine tender Proteus is to arrive Monday from Holy Loch Scotland as the first support ship, becoming the squadron’s mother ship.
Hoffa Trial Seeks Testimony From Witness Wife
U S District Judge Frank Wilson weighs allowing Mrs Edward Partin wife of a key witness to testify for Hoffa at his jury tampering trial. Partin linked Hoffa to alleged attempts to fix the Nashville 1962 jury and testified he informed authorities while siding with Hoffa during the case. Hoffa’s plan to testify was postponed. now set for Monday as trial enters its sixth week.
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Teno
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Partin
Teamsters
Baton Rouge
Nashville
Boss's son joins office as new comer at bottom
The Chuckle Man introduces reusny Daw son as the boss's son starting at the bottom for a few days. Colleagues react to a newcomer who is labeled as the boss's son while he learns the ropes.
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Reusny Dawson
Military Budget Approved by House in Large Defense Bill
The House approved a 16.9 billion defense authorization bill in a 336 to 0 vote, including 92 million for research on a manned bomber and a manned interceptor. The money, asked by Gen. Curtis LeMay, is in an authorization not a funded appropriation, leaving McNamara free to decide if it is spent. Rep. Carl Vinson defended the inclusion, defeating an amendment to strike the 92 million.
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Robert S. McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
McNamara
Congress
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
LeMay
Vinson
Samuel S. Stratton
N.Y
Weather outlook with cold night and clouding day
The forecast calls for a cool night with a low near 18 degrees and general cold. Skies clear tonight then cloud up late tomorrow afternoon with a high around 54 and a low near 22 after a cool day today.
Extra 2 Pounds May Cost Him Career In Air Force
Air Force Capt Harold Sacane, 6 ft 2 in, 235 pounds, faced possible dismissal after a three colonel board ruled he was negligent in maintaining fitness standards. Sacane said he fasted up to five days with limited weight loss and blamed medical staff for not providing help. A final Air Force decision rests with the secretary after Washington review.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Harold K. Sacane
Sacane
Pearing
Hugh B. McManus Jr
McManus
Pease Air Force Base
Guam
Sunnyside
Brookline
Jennings O. Larson
Secretary of the
Air Forces Headquarters
Washington
Johnson warns outsiders aid to Viet Nam guerrillas dangerous
President Johnson told an outdoor audience at the University of California Los Angeles that outsiders supporting Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam are playing a deeply dangerous game. He cited global Communist tensions, pledged continued support for Viet Nam's independence, and warned there is no room for complacency in foreign policy. Lopez Mateos urged educators to help abolish the cold war and reduce tensions as Palm Springs talks approach.
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Lopez Mateos
Colorado
Mexico
Mexicali Valley
Alliance For Progress
Palm Springs
Louis Taubman
Los Angeles
China
South Viet Nam
Olinson
United States
Sovet Union
University of California At Los Angeles
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Communist
Viet Nam
Cyprus
Seven Children Killed In West Side Fire
A flash fire sparked by a burning mattress tore through a West Side Chicago home, killing seven children and their father Detective James Alford 37 who died trying to rescue them. The parents and another child escaped with injuries and minor cuts.
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West Side
James Alford
Alford
Gloria
Keith
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