Johnson proposes broader nonaggression pact in reply to Khrushchev
President Johnson urges a worldwide nonaggression pact that bans indirect as well as direct aggression and strengthens West Berlin security. He calls for ending the nuclear arms race and baring the spread of nuclear weapons while not tying the ban to all colonial struggles.
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Soviet Union
Tanganyika mutiny crushed by President Nyerere’s intervention
Tanganyika troops mutinied demanding better pay and living conditions, took British officers hostage for 12 hours, then returned to their barracks after intervention by President Julius Nyerere. Zanzibar’s Field Marshal Okello sparked regional unrest, but Nyerere’s firm stance preserved Tanganyika’s stability and independence path.
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Indonesia
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Mutiny in Tanganyika Crashes Security Amid Urban Looting
Reports say mutinous Tanganyikan soldiers looted Dar es Salaam and seized key sites including the airport and post office. Some 3% of US government employees and dependents in Tanganyika are affected, with Peace Corps volunteers among them. The US Embassy in London reports Americans are safe. Britain appeals for Europeans to stay indoors as authorities try to restore order.
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Southern Rhodesia
Summit Meeting Seen Soon On Malaysia Crisis
Manila and Jakarta tensions rise as Kennedy and Macapagal discuss a three nation approach to resolve Indonesia Malaysia hostilities. Sukarno accuses Malaysia while Philippine concerns over Sabah persist amid widespread student reactions and regional firming on mediation.
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Senator Young Seeks Endorsement at Ohio Democratic Convention
Senator Stephen Young keynoted the Ohio Democratic pre primary convention predicting a Democratic win in November. He urged party leaders to endorse him for re election as Marine Lt Col John Glenn Jr. entered the race last Friday and did not attend the event.
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Fire damages Welake supermarket. loss estimated at 200000
A Sunday fire at the Rego Brothers Stop-n-Shop Super Market in Welake caused about 200000 in damage. The cause was not yet determined.
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Rego Brothers
Welake
Sawyer urges Glenn to stay in space research
Former U S Secretary of Commerce Charlies Sawyer says John H Glenn Jr should remain focused on space research and not enter politics. He doubts Glenn would best Democratic Sen Stephen M Young in the November race while noting Glenn’s Friday nomination announcement for Ohio Senate.
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Cenciunnati
U. S
Marine Corps plan extends to retirement around March first
The official indicates the convention or campaign will continue until his retirement from the Marine Corps around March first. He has already resigned from the space program.
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Marine Corps
Panama to Send Leftist Envoy to Washington over Canal Zone
Panama names Miguel J Moreno Jr as envoy to the United States and the OAS to push renegotiation of the canal treaty response. President Chiari demands U S pledge to renegotiate while Johnson administration limits talks. If Moreno fails, Panama may seek a Western Hemisphere ministers meeting and push for a timeline for Panama to run the canal. Aquilino Boyd calls for a fair share and true partnership with the United States in the enterprise.
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Organization of American States
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Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
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Boyd
Earthquake Devastates South Formosa Killing 110
Nationalist Chinese and U.S. aid officials began rehabilitation after an earthquake that struck south Formosa Saturday, killing 110 people and injuring 479 with seven missing. No American casualties were reported and property damage ran into millions, concentrated in Taiwan's southwest cities.
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Taiwan
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Taipei
Chuckle Prompt: Charlie Returns From Circus as Boy
A playful quip recalls Charlie running away with the circus as a child and being sent back home. The joke pivots on a child’s daring impulse and a gentle parental nudge.
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Charlie
Circus
Johnson Predicts Prosperity With Tax Cut Plan
President Johnson outlines a $623 billion 1964 GNP forecast and an $11 billion annual private economy flow from the tax cut. He urges bipartisan action to pass a strengthened tax reduction and a broad set of Kennedy era reforms including education, housing, and minimum wage expansion.
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Johnson
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J. Crowley
Congress
Walter W Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Cincinnati Sign for Edwards 1964 NL Contract
Johnny Edwards signed a 1964 National League contract announced at a late press conference in Cincinnati. In Washington the Supreme Court refused to rule on Baton Rouge injunction denial against CORE demonstrations, marking a high court non decision in a civil rights dispute.
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Johnny Edwards
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U. S.S. Supreme Court
Baton Rouge, Ja
Congress of Racial Equality Core
700 Staying In Panama
About 700 military dependents who fled Panama City will remain in the Canal Zone after the Air Force ends its air lift tonight. Two more Military Air Transport Service clips, with 60 persons each, landed Sunday night as the evacuation ends due to no more volunteers. The final plane was due at 5 p.m. today with 14 aboard, totaling 1,083 dependents flown to Charleston AFB since evacuation began last Wednesday night.
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