U S Panama Deadlock Deepens Over Zone Flag Clash
An AP study surveys Panamanian and Canal Zone tensions sparked by flag displays at Balboa High School and Canal Zone College. It notes blame spread among Panamanian nationalists, U S officials, and parents, with violence leaving over 20 dead including 4 U S soldiers.
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Panama
Canal Zone College
Balboa High School
Nancy Clark
Nancy
Canal Zone
Balboa High
U.S
Colclasure
Civic Council
Zanzibar Free U S Diplomat After Kidnapping
U S Consul Frederick P Picard III seized at gunpoint in Zanzibar has been released and arrived in Dar Es Salaam Tanganyika. Third secretary Donald K Petterson was also released from captivity and is reported safe.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Frederick P. Picard III
Zanzibar
Dar Es Sallam
Tanganyika
Donald K. Petterson
Red China Recognizes Zanvidar Republic Amid Zanzibar Turmoil
Tokyo reports that Red China recognizes the Zanvidar republic as Zanzibar regimes change with four American reporters held by Zanzibar officials. Picard, charged affairs, was flown to Dar es Salaam after a hotel dispute with President Abeid Karume. contacts with the new Zanzibar government are anticipated.
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Zanzibar
Picard
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyika
Kennedy noncommittal on vice presidential bid in 1964
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy said he had not decided whether to accept a possible vice presidential nomination after the death of President John F Kennedy. He noted plans to remain AG and hinted at discussions with John Glenn about his future, praising Glenn's potential in any path.
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Tokyo
Robert F Kennedy
John ¥. Kennedy
John Glenn
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Kennedy
Glenn
US. Senate
Nixon urges foreign policy reappraisal on Latin issues
Former Vice President Richard Nixon called for a significant reappraisal and new direction in U S foreign policy while insisting the United States must not concede control of the Panama Canal Zone. He warned against retreat, urged anti Communist aims in Latin America, and floated a new canal route through Mexico or Nicaragua.
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Canal Zone
U. S
U.S
United States
Panama
Philadelphia
Richard M. Nixom
Panama Canal Zone
Nixon
Benjamin Franklin
Canal
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Mexico
Nicaragua
Chiari
Washington
White House
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Goldwater Rockefeller Clash Over Welfare Policy in New Hampshire
In a New Hampshire primary push for the Republican nomination, Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller sharpened their welfare policy clash. Rockefeller linked racial discrimination to welfare cases, while Goldwater urged investigations into relief recipients and warned against a permanent poverty class.
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Manchester
N.H
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
New York
Arizona
Goldwater
Weather Improves Across Nation After Snow and Ice Storm
Light snow rain and sleet troubled scattered stations as a broad storm system eased from the southern Plains to the Southeast. Hazardous driving persisted in the southern storm belt while Texas and Oklahoma dig out from heavy snow. Oklahoma reported up to nine inches, Dallas more than seven, a Dallas Weather Bureau all time snow depth since 1913. Ground fog reduced visibility in north central and northeast Texas.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Dallas
Dallas Weather Bureau
Mild air to funnel into state after cold, foggy spell
Residents endure a freezing spell with a 10 degree low and 35 degree high yesterday as southerly winds bring a warming trend for the next several days. The fog adds a dramatic touch to the glow of a milder outlook across Middletown and surrounding areas.
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Middletown
Snowy conditions close Texas schools amid light precipitation
Snow and ice coated roads as Fort Worth and other Texas communities kept schools closed. Light rain and sleet affected sections of the eastern Gulf and lower Atlantic states while temperatures rise toward normal. Snow fell in Michigan and the Lower Great Lakes with further snowfall in the northern Rockies and interior West. The Pacific Coast saw rain from the San Francisco area northward. Most regions stayed dry with much cloudiness and teens in the North Atlantic and parts of the West.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Gulf
Atlantic States
Michigan
Great Lakes
Rockies
Far West
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
North Atlantic
Elderly Man Burned To Death In Columbus Home
Ralph T. Bendure Sr. in his early 70s died in a bedroom fire in Columbus. His son Jack rescued his mother Nell Bendure and grandmother Susie Gracely as smoke filled the house. The second floor was damaged and the cause was not immediately known. Mrs Sater, who lived next door, discovered the blaze and called the fire department.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ralph T. Bendure Sr
Jack
Nell Bendure
Susie Gracely
Bendures
Common Pleas
Kenneth Sater
Sater
Glenn Will Battle Young In Primary
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S senator from Ohio. He said he will oppose Sen Stephen M Young in the Ohio primary next May 5 as he retires from the Marine Corps and seeks to advance national policy on defense space and research.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Glenn
Marine Corps
America
Free World
United States
France Plans To Recognize Red China
Washington reports that France notified the United States of its intention to recognize Red China through normal diplomatic channels. Secretary Rusk and ambassador Herve Alphand discussed the move, and the U S response has been a strong negative stance with no formal reply yet.
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Washington
France
United States
China
Dean Rusk
Herve Alphand
Rusk
Alphand
Sukarno Seeks Peace Through Consultations With Kennedy
In Tokyo Sukarno told U S Attorney General Kennedy that he plans a peaceful solution to the Malaysian crisis. Officials said the talks created a favorable climate for a future summit involving Sukarno and Malaysia’s rivals. The discussions, described as friendly, will resume Saturday over breakfast.
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Tokyo
Sukarno
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Diosdado Macapagal
Federation of Malaysia
Tormeas
Abdul’ Rahmen
Malaysia
Slight Hope Is Held For Settlement In Canal Dispute
Panama and the United States remain deadlocked over the canal crisis with faint signs of progress. Meetings involving Manuel Trucco and Edwin Martin followed by Chiari threats, as violence that killed Panamanians and U.S. soldiers spurred calls for negotiations and treaty talks under OAS auspices.
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Washington
U.S
Manuel Trucco
Chile
Organization of American States
Roberto Chiari
Galileo Solis
Trucco
Edwin M. Martin
Chiari
Canal Zone
Five Americans Die in Viet Nam Helicopter Operations
Five US servicemen were killed and three wounded in combat helicopter missions near Saigon. A rotorcraft explosion nine miles southwest of Saigon left four dead and three wounded. One door gunner on another helicopter was killed by a Communist bullet, bringing US combat deaths to 99 in South Vietnam since 1961. Saigon reported a Vietnamese company heavily hit in a jungle ambush 20 miles north of the city with six dead and 31 wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong Pelta
South Viet Nam
Sonora
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