Khrushchev backs Arabs over Jordan water dispute
Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced support for the Arab world in its clash with Israel over diverting Jordan River waters. Speaking to the United Arab Republic Assembly he warned Israel would rob its water and urged compliance with UN Palestine resolutions. He also condemned British bases in Cyprus and Aden and said foreign troops threaten regional stability.
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Khrushchev
Jordan
Israel
United Arab
National Assembly
Khrusacchev
Khrusachev
Palestine
Khrusehchev
Negev Des
Cyprus
Aden
Five murdered in Boise. man sought for quiz feared drowned
Five persons including three children were found dead in Boise on Sunday. Raymond A Reasons, a 54 year old man reported as a murder suspect, fled a car into a canal and disappeared. The victims include Reasons' wife Estelle and his children. Police say Estimates of motive and details remain under investigation as a search for bodies continues.
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Boise
Idaho
Raymond A. Reasons
Edna Reasons
Reasons
Estelle Reasons
Iowa Democrats' Funds Bolstered in 1904 Campaign Drive
Des Moines reports say seven freshmen Democrats gained money and morale at a Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner. Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey told attendees that President Johnson's popularity would aid Democrats in challenging congressmen and governors this year. The event, a pork dinner, drew about 1,700 attendees with over 2,000 tickets sold.
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Des Moines
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Jefferson Jackson
President Johnson
Goverpork
US Transport Plane Crashes in Philippines Mourning 73 Dead
A U S military transport jet crashed during a rainstorm near Clark Field Manila killing 73 passengers and one crew member of 83 aboard. The aircraft departed Travis AFB California via Hawaii and halted at Hickam before vanishing from the runway upon impact. it struck a taxi in the vicinity injuring its driver and two passengers. Clark Field serves as Southeast Asia base for U S forces supporting South Viet Nam.
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Manila
U.S
Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Hawaii
Army
Navy
He Alo
Clark
Clark Field
Southeast Asia
Mth Air Force
South Viet Nam
Philippines
Hickam
Jn. Benwan
Strategy On Rights Bill Is Shifted
Washington U S officials report supporters shifted to a compromise package to win a two thirds Senate tally for the civil rights bill. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen are coordinating a broad coalition as the bill, with 400 plus amendments, moves toward final votes after a long Senate debate and House motion. Confederate opposition remains uncertain about passage.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illneis
Dirksen
Dixie
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Richard ‘Bo Russell
D-Ga
Southeast Storm Outbreak Strikes Central Regions
The Associated Press reports severe storms sweeping the central and southern plains and the Southeast, with multiple tornadoes reported in Oklahoma and heavy rain across the region. Oklahoma City saw flooding in some areas, wind gusts reached 71 mph, and Enid recorded nearly 4 inches of rain in six hours, while Arkansas and western Tennessee also reported heavy rainfall.
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Associated Press
Southern Plains
Oklahoma
Bell
Texas
Nebraska
Oklahoma City
Enid
Okla
Arkansas
Tennessee
Gun Found in Plane Crash Traced to San Francisco Man
Investigators traced ownership of a revolver found in wreckage of the Concord plane crash that killed 44 people. FBI traced the weapon to Frank Gonzalez, 27, of San Francisco, an expert crewing a yacht and Olympic yacht team member. Investigators probe potential crime aboard the aircraft and whether the gun fired six times. Washington sources note the gun’s origin is under review as top investigators pursue all angles of the crash.
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Concord
Calif
Gariied
Olivi
Aeronablics Board
FBI
FBI ‘Nens
Reithex
Washington
NBL
Frank Gonzalez
San Francisco
Gonzales
Teats
San Byancisen
Oregon's Primary in Spotlight
Oregon's Republican presidential primary tops Friday's political agenda as Goldwater and Rockefeller run largely uncontested in Nebraska and New York. Write-in efforts for Lodge and Nixon are noted, while West Virginia backs Rockefeller with no write-ins counted there. Delegates to conventions are also decided.
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Washington
Oregon
Barry Goldwater
Nelson
Rockefeller
Arizona
Nebbraskay
New York
West Virginia
Goldwater
Nebraska
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Rockefelier
GOP
Oth
Senate
Governas
Rhode Island
John 31. Chafee
CAB Tells Drinking By Pilot
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed drinking by the pilot for a light plane crash near Spencer Iowa on February 11, 1963, killing three. Post mortem showed a blood alcohol level of 85 mg per cent, cited as the cause of diminished attention, judgment and control. Separately, a sixth railroad walkout ended as a federal court inquiry in Chicago halted a wildcat strike at the Pennsylvania Railroad that began Saturday night.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Oday
Spencer, Towa
CAB
Chicago
Gince
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wirtz Probes Union Fees in Hoffa Case
Washington secretary of labor Wirtz opened an inquiry into use of union funds to pay legal fees for James R. Hoffa and co defendants. Hoffa faces a 3 284 count indictment alleging conspiracy to obtain 20 million in fraudulent loans from the Teamsters pension fund and diverting 1 million for personal use. Jury selected from 61 centrmen. eight union members. ages 34 to 64. one man is Negro. Jurors housed in guarded hotels between court sessions with limited phone access.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Richard 8. Austin
Wirtz
Washington
Tt — Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirthegam
Unnion
Yearster
James FR. Hoffa
Hofla
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Hoffa
The
Fune
Athor
Austin
Inside Today Editorials Spars Women Daily Report TV Leg
Fragmented text note shows brief items on editorials and television legislation. Contains sparse fragments referencing women and daily reports without clear events, dates, or named entities.
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Anay
Daily Report
Rusk presses Cyprus accord with Greek and Turkish ministers
In The Hague and at the U S Embassy Rusk urged Greece and Turkey to reach a Cyprus settlement to avoid a split within Allied ranks. He warned clashes could disrupt NATO unity as Fulbright travels Europe to convey President Johnson's messages with Stevenson and other officials watching. Fighting on Cyprus appears to have eased into a stalemate, sparing more lives.
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Netherlands
E— U
Sime
Dean Rusk
Geetce
Turkey
Oday
Cyprus
Rusk
Sirevos Kostopoulos
Feridun Erkin
U. S
Europe
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D. Ark
Johnson
Fullbright
Greece
Fulbright
Adlai. E. Stevenson
United Nations
NATO
Wallace Pushes Bid in Maryland Cambridge visit follows racial unrest and guard buildup
Wallace, the Alabama Democrat, campaigns in Cambridge as racial tensions flare after a Sunday night Negro demonstration with brick thrown at a school window. National Guard Maj. Feingold confirms stepped up forces under Gen. Gelston, with plans for a larger battalion ahead of Wallace's rally at the Dorchester Business and Citizen's Association. Gloria Richardson helps keep order while Wallace’s spokesman reiterates the planned speech.
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Cambridge
George O. Wallace
Maryland
Alabama Democrat
Dorchester
Edith J Tolley
Negro High School
National Guard
Bernard Feingold
George St Gelston
Feingold
Gelston
Pete Sons
Gloria Richardson
Wallace
Richardson
Alabama
Weather outlook with cooler temps and showers end
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with showers ending and lows around 50s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the low 70s. Sunday high around 78 with a night low near 55. River stage 8.7 feet today at noon.
Iowa Traffic Toll Rises With Three Weekend Fatalities
Three weekend deaths push Iowa's 1964 traffic toll to 243. The victims include 15-year-old Timothy Quinlan of near Thornton, who died when his tractor overturned in Cerro Gordo County. Elizabeth Rowley, 50, of Dubuque, died after her car went off a street embankment. Michael Palmer, 44, of Grinnell, perished in a Highway 146 collision. Airman De R. Hansen, 22, of Anita, died in Washington state. John Nash, 3, of near Columbus Junction, died in Missouri after a car crash.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Timothy Ray Quinlan
Cerro
Gordo County
Thornton
Helen Quinlan
Elizabeth Ann Rowley
Dubuque
Michael Alen Plamer
Grinnell
de R. Hansen
Anita
Air Force
Moses Lake
Wash
Washington
John Nash
Columbus Junction
Wentzville
Explosives Seized In Plot Against McNamara
A Viet Cong plot to kill U S Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was foiled after three suspects were arrested in Saigon. One suspect Neu Yen Van Troi leaped from a second floor window, injuring a leg and hospitalizing him in a coma. Police recovered high explosives and a mine hidden in mud by the river. General Maxwell D. Taylor arrived to join McNamara in war talks, while U S officials reviewed arrival plans and updated analyses with Premier Nguyen Khanh.
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Viet Nam
U. & Secretary of Defense
Robert $. McNamara
Neuyen van Troi
Tyni
Pouite McNamara
U. S
Henry Cabot
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
McNamara J
Bayley
Namara
Washington
Nguyen Khanh
Babssie
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