U.S. Air Carriers to Congo on Temporary Mission
Four U.S. Air Force C130 transports with forty paratroopers head to Leopoldville Congo for temporary transport duties. They travel from the United States to a temporary base at Leopoldville with maintenance and guard personnel aboard.
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Battle Looms On Foreign Aid Rider
Senate clash forms over a foreign aid bill with a 50 to 35 party line vote on cuts totaling hundreds of millions. A meat import restriction proposal backed by livestock interests faces House Senate conference as action delays adjournment ahead of the Democratic convention.
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Controversy over Kennedy assassination report release
The Warren Commission debated early release plans with media partners and possible contract deals to preview the Kennedy assassination text. Chief Justice Warren led the inquiry while White House officials and press groups urged simultaneous public release and neutrality in timing.
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Turkish jets renew air raids over northwest Cyprus
Turkish aircraft pressed reconnaissance and attacks over northwest Cyprus while the U N asked air nations to halt flights. Greek Cypriots protested outside the U S Embassy in Nicosia calling for Americans to leave, and Athens warned Turkey of action if air space violations continued. Morphou and nearby areas were alerted as Turkish jets roared over the region, with both sides observing a cease fire in the Kokkina sector after heavy fighting last week. President Makarios vowed continued resistance alongside international partners to defend Cyprus.
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Cool Weather Reaches Area With Mixed News From Cyprus
The area eyed cooler conditions with highs around 74 and overnight lows near 43 in Atlantic. Amid weather notes, Athens reported Turkish air raids on Greek Cypriot territory after a dispute over Greece's approval. Greek officials pledged support to Cypriots, delaying air force action until the U N Security Council debate.
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Jungle Warfare Rages in Vietnam as 3400 Viet Cong Face Military Air Assault
In a major operation near a jungle zone, 96 Vietnamese and U S Army helicopters moved nearly 1000 Vietnamese troops into the area while Viet Cong antiaircraft batteries fired from beneath jungle canopy. Ground fog delayed start and early contacts were limited, with heavy fire resuming on return flights.
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Kennedy Decides to Run for Senate in New York
Reports say Robert F. Kennedy has decided to enter the New York race for U.S. senator. He plans a formal declaration next week and may seek an endorsement from Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Backers argue he would be eligible if he establishes residency by election day.
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Security Council on Standby Alert Over Cyprus Crisis
United Nations on standby after the Security Council urged all governments to stop flights over Cyprus and asked the UN force to reinforce in the zone of recent operations to protect inhabitants. Council President Sivert A Nielsen suspended the session to return on short notice if trouble resumes.
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Chile breaks diplomatic ties with Castro regime
Chile cuts relations with Fidel Castro's communist government amid a heated presidential campaign. Observers say the move could affect U S copper interests and harm Salvador Allende's campaign while Frei gains. The OAS pressured Latin nations to sever ties. Chile warns trade may follow, with last year’s bilateral trade around 10 million dollars.
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Barry Goldwater Seeks Unity With No Extremist Support
Barry Goldwater told a closed door Republican leaders summit in Hershey that he will not seek support from extremists on either side. He pledged to consult with former President Eisenhower and other experienced leaders before naming key national security posts if elected. He urged a return to Eisenhower era policy and warned against the political lie of a Republican defeat leading to war.
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Goldwater Welcomed by Pennsylvanian Governor at GOP Summit
Arizona Senator and GOP presidential nominee Barry Goldwater is greeted by Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton on arrival at Hershey airport for a strategy conference with Republican governors and gubernatorial candidates. National Committeeman R Dean Burch stands nearby.
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