Alice Lenshina calls followers to lay down spears in surrender
In Lusaka Northern Rhodesia Alice Lenshina, head of a rampaging religious sect, appealed Wednesday for followers to lay down their spears as clashes with government troops left nearly 500 dead. She surrendered two days ago after a government order. She urged surrender by placing large white circles outside villages.
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Nation May Use Satellite Televise Olympics
The Nation plans to televise Tokyo Olympics via the Syncom satellite with NASA and Japanese partners budgeting about 900000 dollars. Syncom 3 success prompts a launch next Tuesday from Cape Kennedy to beam Oct 1024 events to the United States.
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Peace fragile as UN fears Cyprus clashes intensify
In Nicosia, Turkish Cypriots threaten renewed force as UN monitors a precarious cease fire. Greece and Britain face Greek Cypriot anger over Western support for Turkey, while Kyprianou returns with a plan to jointly confront any Turkish attack.
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Johnson OK On Nuclear War Denied
White House press secretary George Reedy said President Johnson has not authorized the use of nuclear weapons in Vietnam. The denial followed Republican Barry Goldwater’s remarks about orders to the 7th Fleet to retaliate against North Vietnamese PT boats potentially implying nuclear authorization. Secretary Rusk and McNamara condemned the suggestion.
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High Court Hears Iowa Nebraska Boundary Row
Des Moines reports the Iowa Nebraska boundary dispute over Missouri River lands reaching the Supreme Court. Nebraska seeks a temporary restraining order to stop Iowa from claiming river bottom lands, while Iowa argues the case should stay in state aligned concerns. Weather notes follow with river stage and temperatures.
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Violence Surges in Elizabeth and Paterson NJ Riots
In a second night of turmoil in Elizabeth and Paterson New Jersey, youths armed with gasoline bombs bottles rocks and sticks attacked police and damaged hundreds of storefronts. Police used nightsticks and pistols to restore order as one woman faced incitement charges and curfew discussions began.
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Wreaths Laid at Berlin Wall On Third Anniversary
West Germans paid homage to 33 people who died trying to cross the Berlin Wall as Mayor Willy Brandt laid wreaths along a section of the 26 mile barrier. He honored 32 others who died attempting to cross. Guards fired flares at night, while an hour of silence was planned.
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Chinese Announce Military Build Up Near Vietnam Crisis
Peking radio through Tokyo monitored broadcast reports Communist China launching large scale maneuvers in Kwantung Fukien and Tuichow Peninsula provinces near Formosa and Vietnam border. The pledge to back North Vietnam follows Gulf of Tonkin incident and U S air strikes.
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Barry's Unity Drive Still Hasn't Mended All Cracks
In Hershey Pennsylvania Republican leaders viewed Barry Goldwater's unity manifesto as progress toward party solidarity though cracks remained. Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower helped inaugurate the unity effort with support for Goldwater and Miller and pledged aid to their election. Goldwater said Eisenhower was among the architects of the position paper presented Wednesday.
Goldwater Plans Iowa Campaign Tour
Goldwater outlines a large scale whistle stop and handshaking tour to Iowa with potential appearances by Nixon and Scranton. Hultman says campaign will be broad and early, with a firm stance on beef imports and a promised farm program statement. GOP leaders back unity drive while New York officials remain cautious about support.
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New Strategy Forms Against Remap Decision
Opposition leaders press a House push to curtail federal courts in state reapportionment, with a discharge resolution shifting jurisdiction to a floor vote. Rep. William McTack, D Va, authors the bill amid swift Rules Committee action that bypasses standard support processes. The move follows Supreme Court rulings on state legislative apportionment and calls for redistricting under population standards.
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