Cyprus Crisis Stirs U N S Diplomacy In Geneva
U S Undersecretary George Ball heads to Athens and Ankara to warn Greece and Turkey over Cyprus as Makarios calls for a U N Security Council meeting. Ball said war between NATO partners is unthinkable and will return to Washington to brief Johnson.
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GOP Leaders Fail To Stop Goldwater
In Cleveland AP report, GOP governors end a meeting with Barry Goldwater near unchallenged for the presidential nomination. Nixon pressed Romney and Scranton to run. Rockefeller remains as the lone declared opponent but prospects dim. Nixon warned moderates of slim chances to block Goldwater.
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Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Romney
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Rockefeller
California
Housewife Kills Four Children in Pennsylvania Tragedy
In Midland Pennsylvania a 24 year old housewife shot and killed four of her five children aged 2 to 5 while they slept in a basement bedroom of a partly built home in Ohbieville Bo. The victims were three boys and a girl. The woman, Mary Zlatovich, reportedly told coroner she would have killed the baby too but ran out of cartridges. Her husband Mitchell Zlatovich is brother to the borough police chief Bernie Zlatovich who arrived at the scene.
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Pennsylvania
Ohbieville
Mitchell
Mary Zlatovich
Bernie Zlatovich
Mes. Zlatovich
John Colavincenzo
Laotian flights still subject to decision Unger says
U S Ambassador Leon Unger said continuance of American reconnaissance flights over Laos and fighter escorts remains a decision to be made with Premier Souvanna Phouma. Souvanna may discuss the matter with Prince Souvanna on his return from Luang Prabang.
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U.S
Leonard Unger
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Souvanna Phouma
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Vientiane
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Gas-Soaked Lovers Set Selves Afire
In Tay Ninh, two teenage lovers doused themselves with gasoline, embraced, and lit a match after being denied permission to marry. Both were severely burned and unlikely to survive, the Saigon Post reported.
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South Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Saigon Post
Communists Claim U.S. Air Attack on Laos HQ
Pathet Lao broadcast says six U.S. jets attacked Phong Savang and Khang Khay in central Laos killing no one but claiming damage to two planes. The report comes as Laos officials meet with the International Control Commission and Soviet and British diplomats.
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Pathet Lao
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Khang Khay
Phong Savang
Three-nation commission delegates meet Laos leaders
Delegates from India Canada and Poland flew from Vientiane to Khang Khay with Soviet Ambassador Sergei Afanassiev and British Chargé d Affaires to seek Prince Souphannouvong's approval of a Polish proposal for a conference on Laos. The gathering aimed to include Britain the Soviet Union and a Laotian delegation from right wing neutralist and Communist factions as cochairs of the Geneva talks.
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Vientiane
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Souphanouvong
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Soviet Union
Three Commission
Chuckle Sign Reads No Fuzzy Buzzing Around Here
A humor bulletin board sign declares Let us have no buzzy finking around here. The phrase uses playful wording to mock gossipy behavior and encourage discretion in the workplace.
Montana Flood Kills 30 and Displaces 2000
Great Falls residents flee as floodwaters surge up to 11 feet on the Sun River. Authorities say 30 dead and about 2,000 to 3,000 evacuated from homes in the city and surrounding areas. Governor Babcock cites a $10 million damage toll as President Johnson declares disaster in several northwestern counties.
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Woman Shot Ex Husband Kills Self Near Xenia
In Xenia Ohio a man shot dead and a woman critically wounded were found in a wrecked car on Ohio 72. Betha L. Yancey 31 of Springfield was treated for head and chest wounds. Her ex husband Clarence Yancey died on arrival at Greene County Memorial Hospital after apparently holding her at gunpoint all night.
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Springfield
Clarence Yancey
Yancey
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Walker says he could not stop Mississippi riot
Testimony in the $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press recounts Edwin A. Walker telling witnesses he was powerless to break up the University of Mississippi riot. Witness Talmadge Witt quoted Walker as saying he could not stop the attacks despite requests to lead a charge.
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Army
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University of Mississippi
Associated Press
Talmadge Witt
Pontotoc, Miss
James H. Meredith
Duncan Gray
Dems Back GOP Baker in City Race
Voters elected Democrat Norman E. Pete Heine mayor over Republican Dewey Raborn in Tuesday's municipal election. Raborn was endorsed by outgoing Democratic mayor Henry Smith who did not seek re election.
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Norman E. (Pete) Heine
Dewey Raborn
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Henry Smith
Johnson Outlines Plans To End World Problems
President Johnson declared 1965 International Cooperation Year and outlined a program to attack global woes beyond the cold war. He urged science and shared effort with nations to improve human welfare, noting poverty disease and dwindling resources as key threats.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Space Couple Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova Births Daughter
Tass reports Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova and husband Andrian Nikolayev welcomed a daughter last Sunday. The mother and child are reported well. The couple, both astronauts, recently married in Moscow and honeymooned in Asia.
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Andrian Nikolayev
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Valery Bykovsky
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Tanya
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Police Watchful For New Trouble In Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa Alabama police maintained round the clock vigilance in a Negro neighborhood after a 45 minute siege left 33 Negroes and a policeman injured. State investigators reinforced patrols as Rev. Martin Luther King Jr staffers were sent to Tuscaloosa to prevent renewed demonstrations despite a ban on street marches. Sixty six people were jailed in the turmoil and police reported no organized activity overnight.
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Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
St Augustine Whites Clash With Marchers
In St Augustine Florida a mob of white men and youths assaulted white and Negro demonstrators on a downtown sidewalk. Police intervened with clubs and arrested about a dozen people as marchers regrouped at the church to continue their protest.
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ST. Augustne
Fla
March carries on after judge orders police to lift ban
The march proceeds hours after a Jacksonville federal judge orders police to lift the ban on night demonstrations and reduce bail for earlier arrestees. Rev. Andrew Young, beaten but not seriously hurt, says they will continue protesting unjust discrimination.
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Andrew Young
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Dry cooler air arrives as high pressure settles in Ohio
A high pressure system over Ohio brings cooler, drier air tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures yesterday and this morning drifted down to about 75 degrees as relief from the heat approaches.
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Ohio
Boy Fails So He's Off To College
Billy Green twelve year old in Cocoa Florida, failing fifth grade, scores two hundred on an intelligence test from the University of South Florida. Brevard Junior College votes to enroll him this summer in mathematics or science to determine an appropriate program.
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Cocoa
Fla
Billy Green
Billy
University of South Florida
Woodrow Garden
Brevard Junior College
William C. Green
Eau Galie
Garden
Senate Cloture Vote Sets Hour Debate Limit on Civil Rights Bill
The Senate voted to end a 75 day Southern filibuster by limiting debate on the civil rights bill to one hour per senator, signaling likely passage before next week. The measure passed 71 to 29 after an all-night session led by Sen. Robert Byrd. House support arrived earlier with a 290 to 100 tally on February 10.
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Whcn
Robert C. Byrd
DW Va
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Thruston B. Morton
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Guardsmen Leaving Hillsdale After Essex Wire Pact
National Guard members pulled out as Essex Wire workers ratified a four year contract by 83 to 34. About 100 recalled immediately with rest to follow as production resumes. IUE official George Gould said wages rise a total amount of cents per hour over the four years. First year includes a ten cent boost.
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Mich
National Guard
Essex Wire Corp
Michigan
Laileal 810
International Unon of Electrical Workers
Aflcio
Italo Bragalone
Essex
George Gould
IUE
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