Bread shortage looms in Turkish Cypriot areas
Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kuchuk warned that bread could vanish in days due to a Greek Cypriot blockade. He urged Ankara to pressure Archbishop Makarios to lift the blockade, saying bakeries will close from kerosene shortages and distribution gaps threaten 35000 people. He noted some villages already lack essentials and called for political action, not an attack.
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Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
Ankara
Makarios
Kuchuk
Pastore Opposes Rider Linking Reapportionment to Aid Bill
Senator John Pastore of Rhode Island urged that the reapportionment rider be kept separate from the 3.3 billion foreign aid package. The Rider, backed by Mansfield and Dirksen, would delay state legislative apportionment ruling and may lead to a constitutional amendment debate. House action on a counter bill by Tuck would strip courts of jurisdiction over reapportionment cases.
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John D. Pastore
D-R.i
Sente
Johnson
Pastore
Mike Mansfield
Ned Tec Nnds
US Avluitilaata
Tvvocrevuu II
Dirksen
Illinois
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Tuck
Everett M. Dirksen
Justice Department
Smith
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Governors Plan Meet Today On Remo Convention
Gov John J McKeithen travels between New Orleans and Monroe where he plans a meeting with Southern governors to map strategy for the Democratic national convention opening August 24 at Atlantic City. He has not decided on attendance and has indicated support for President Johnson over Goldwater. Senator LeBlanc says McKeithen will back Johnson.
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New Orleans
McKeithen
Monroe
Atlantic City
al Faubus
Arkansas
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Dudley J. LeBlanc
Abbeville
Baton Rouge
Keithen
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Louisiana
St. Helena Parish
Feast of the Assumption observed with dispensation in Twin Cities
Catholics in the Twin Cities join global celebration of the Feast of the Assumption with a papal dispensation allowing meat today. Special Masses are planned at St. Joseph's Church at 6, 8, and 10 p.m. and a 6 p.m. service elsewhere.
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Twin Cities
St. Joseph's Church
Legion Post 13 Bi monthly Meeting Monday at 7 30 PM
The L B Faulk Post No 13 American Legion will hold its regular bi monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Legion Home on Forsythe Avenue Commander Milton Ford urged all members to attend. Highlight of the meeting will be an outline of the 1965 membership campaign by Vice Commander R W Sherman Mrs Allie Mae Kidd wife of State Police Captain M E Kidd is at home recuperating from recent surgery She had been in St Francis Hospital for two weeks Mrs Kidd secretary in Ouachita Parish Sheriff Department is expected to be off from work for several months.
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The
American Legion
Legion
Forsythe Avenue
Milton Ford
R. W. Sherman
Allie Mae Kidd
M. E. Kidd
St. Francis Hospital
Kidd
Ouachita Parish
Three Negro Children Enter Biloxi School
Three Negro children, two boys and a girl, entered Lopez Elementary in Biloxi Mississippi, becoming the first of their race to register at a previously all white public school under a federal court order. Police and FBI agents watched as about a half dozen Negro adults accompanied them. minimal disruption with students and parents restricted from inside school grounds.
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Biloxi
Lopez
Mississipi
Deep South
FBI
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Jackson
Leake County
Ross R. Barnett
Oxford
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Three Shreveporters Die In Lake Bistineau Fire
Three residents of Shreveport were burned to death when a fire at their Lake Bistineau summer camp destroyed the camp. Victims were identified as Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McKenna and Mrs. Mary Alderman, with McKenna described as a Shreveport broker. Forestry fire units fought the blaze as it spread to surrounding woods.
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Bossier City
UPI
Shreveport
Lake Bistineau
E. P. McKenna
Mary Alderman
McKenna
Security Check Of Illinois Chief Sets Off Rumors
Springfield AP reports a routine FBI security check on Gov Otto Kerner tied to his Civ il Defense advisory council appointment sparked Illinois campaign rumors. Kerner's press secretary denied he would drop out, saying he will seek re election. Rumors also linked Attorney General Kennedy considering Senate or DOJ postings.
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Ill
FBI
Otto Kerner
Civil Defense Advisory Council
Illinois
Kerner
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Viahoplus
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
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Chicago Daily News
Washington
Department of Justice
Weekend Rain Likely as Fronts Move Through Northeast Louisiana
Weather forecast indicates improving conditions for rain in Northeast Louisiana as a warm front retreats north and a cold front approaches from the northwest. Isolated showers expected today tonight and Saturday with light, intermittent rain possible through Monday as alternating hot and cold air creates favorable conditions.
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Louisiana
Korean Child Adopted By U S Couple
In Baltimore area, a four year old Korean girl Yun Ok Suh was found as an infant in Korea. She has a home with Mr and Mrs James Hale of Ellicott City, Maryland, after adoption following government placement services in 1963. The Hales chose a foreign born child to help bridge differences.
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James H. Hale
Ellicott City
Hale
Yun Ok Suh
United States
Baltimore
Marie
Hales
Sixth Man Sought in Beating Case at Bogalusa
In Bogalusa Louisiana authorities sought a sixth man in the beating of James Spears by hooded attackers. Four men Marvin Creel Charles Breland Tracy Wheat and Wilford Moore were arrested Thursday on aggravated battery aggravated assault and hooded identity charges. Carl Ray Crain already jailed earlier faces upgraded charges. Bond set at $3000 with arraignments scheduled October 23. Spears was abducted from his home after a man requested help with a stalled car.
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James Spears
Doyle Holliday
Marvin Creel
Charles Breland
Tracy Wheat
Wilford Moore
Crain
Deputes
Jim Warren Richardson
Richardson
Spears
Paratroopers Arrive as Congo Rebels Advance Near Kikwit
In Leopoldville, forty U.S. paratroopers aboard four transports arrived as Mulele rebels mass about 20 miles south of Kikwit and 12 miles from Bukavu. Reports say rebel forces, backed by communists, threaten missions east of the Kwilu river while U.S. personnel guard airlift operations and prepare for possible combat in support of the central government.
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the Congo
U.S
Central Congo
Mulele
Congo
Pierre Mulele
Kikwit
Kwilu Province
Mulelel
Bukavu
Kivu
Kwilu River
Auto makers to present new contract offers to UAW
Detroit bulletins report that the Big Three will present fresh contract offers to the United Auto Workers Union on Monday. Paris bulletin notes President Johnson told Charles de Gaulle that unity enables confident outlook for the future.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Paris
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Goldwater to Launch White House Campaign in Prescott
Washington AP reports Republican nominee hopeful Barry Goldwater will formally open his campaign for the White House in Prescott Arizona on September 3. The event marks the official kickoff of his bid with Goldwater expected to address supporters and outline policy priorities.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Prescott
Ariz
Greek youths queue for sacred brigade to serve in Cyprus
Athens AP reports hundreds of young Greeks lined up at parliamentary recruiting centers for a proposed sacred brigade to serve in Cyprus. The effort, led by a member of Parliament, aims to mobilize volunteers for the island dispute amid regional tensions.
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Athens
Greece
Cyprus
Kidnaping at Kennedy Airport Nets $80000 Cash
Four men abducted American Airlines cashier John Young near his Jamaica Queens home at 445 am and forced him to open the Hangar 10 safe at Kennedy Airport. They fled in a white rented car after leaving a small truck used to move him. Young 42 suffered a swollen chin but was not seriously hurt. The cash was payroll funds and checks for airline employees. Police tracked the suspects who fled the scene.
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New York
American Airlines
Kennedy
American
John Young
Queens
Young
Jamaica
Chuckle: First Horseback Ride Lifts Spirits
A light-hearted note in today's Chuckle about the joy of a first horseback ride. The simple outing leaves a person feeling brighter and more hopeful, capturing a small everyday happiness.
Congo Deployment Sparks Senate Debate Over U.S. Involvement
President Johnson’s order sending four U.S. Air Force transports and 40 paratroopers to the Congo drew sharp questions in the Senate. Senator John Stennis warned against piecemeal commitment risking an “African Vietnam” while Senator Joseph Clark supported the move as aid to stabilizing governments and UN peacekeeping efforts.
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Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Congo
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Viet Nam
Stennis
U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
U.N
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