CAB Appeal Is Authorized
The aviation committee voted 4 to 1 to continue the CAB appeal of examiner Edward T. Stodola to Washington attorney Robert C. Lester. The decision hinges on cost and timing with March 15 deadline and a potential $500 filing cost discussed by Gerald Engeldinger.
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Edward T. Stodola
Civil Aeronautics Board
Aviation Committee
Washington
Robert C. Lester
Pyet Totett Committee
Sup
Alvin A. Staffeld
Third Ward
Neenah
Staffeld
E. G. Steinhilber
Oshkosh
CAB
Stedola
Sheboygan-Manitowet
CAS
Asst. Dist
Gerald Engeldinger
Lester
Steinhilber
Greece's King Paul Gravely III in grave condition
King Paul of Greece remains gravely ill in Tatao Palace as his family stays at his bedside. Doctors report he is sedated for pain and receiving fluids, with officials noting the illness stems from urinary trouble, blood clots after a stomach ulcer operation, and a fragile prognosis.
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Athens
UPI
Greece
Paul
Tatao Palace
Thomas Doxiades
Crisis talks on Malaysia drag as guerrilla withdrawal stalls
Bangkok AP Indonesia and Malaysia fail to agree on withdrawal of anti Malayan guerrillas from Malaysian Borneo, delaying decisions on political issues. Philippine Foreign Minister Lopez said the conference recessed with liaison by Thanat Khoman and Thai supervision of the ceasefire to continue.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Malaysia
Philippines
Malaysian Borneo
Philippine
Salvador P. Lopez
Thanat Khoman Hag
Lopez
Borneo
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Indonesian Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Britain
Castro Ready to Supply Guantanamo with Water
Fidel Castro said Cuba will supply the Guantanamo Bay naval base with water again, calling the water dispute closed. The US State Department declined the offer, seeking self sufficiency via desalination. Castro joked he supports Goldwater who he believes will lose votes.
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Castro
Guantanamo
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
State Department
U.S
Pierre Salinger
White House
Goldwater
Devastated Andean Resort Sees Return After Villarrica Eruptions
Villarrica volcano near Temuco Chile calmed somewhat as 30,000 residents displaced by the eruption began returning home. In Conaripe three were dead and 22 missing after a mud and rock avalanche buried the town while rains hampered rescue efforts across a 60 mile radius.
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Temuco
Chile
Villarrica
Conaripe
Santiago
ESP Expert Indicted by Federal Jury in Milwaukee Case
Peter Hurkos a 52 year old self described catrasensory perception expert was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of impersonating an FBI agent Arrested in New York City last month he allegedly claimed to have solved the Kennedy assassination and the Sinatra Jr kidnapping He was free on 1000 bond and believed to be in Beverly Hills California awaiting arraignment in two weeks.
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Milwaukee
Peter Hurkos
FBI
Hurkos
Brookfield
New York City
Wauwatosa
Harkos
Kennedy
Ripon Man 71 Dies After Collision at Highway 41
William F. Schlaack of 408 W Fond du Lac St Ripon died at St Agnes Hospital Fond du Lac after his car collided at Highway 41 and County Trunk P with Flor ian D Olejnik of Oshkosh. Olejnik had minor injuries and Mrs Schlaack was treated and released. The crash occurred as the Schlaack car entered 41 from P to cross and turn north. The death raised Wisconsin 1964 traffic toll to 151.
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RIPON
Fond du Lac
William F. Schlaack
Fond du Lac St
St. Agnes Hospital
Florian D. Olejnik
Oshkosh
Olenik
Mercy
Schlaack
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Waldemar Sandman
Reynolds to Stand in for LBJ in Wisconsin Primary
Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds announces he will stand in for President Lyndon B. Johnson in the April 7 presidential primary. Republican leaders meanwhile select Rep. John Byrnes as their favorite son option to head an uncommitted delegates slate.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Byrnes
Reynolds
Johnson
Sheboygan
Tax Cut Benefits Begin Thursday
Federal tax cut benefits will show up in paychecks starting Thursday for millions of Americans. The $11.5 billion measure cuts withholding to 14 percent from 18 percent, averaging 19 percent for about 80 million people. Employers report minimal payroll adjustments, with many workers opting to save or spend the extra cash.
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New York
Associated Press
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Service
Manley Eubank
Raleigh
N.C
Eubank
North Carolina
U.S
Dundee Firemen Seek Scrub Women for Cleaning Duties
Firemen in Dundee Scotland asked the city council to hire scrub women to reduce time spent scrubbing floors and polishing fire buckets. The move aims to let firefighters focus on firefighting tasks.
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Dundee
Scotland
UPI
UN Council backs Cyprus peace force plan
The United Nations Security Council unanimously asks Secretary General Thant to form an international peace force for Cyprus and appoint a mediator to seek a settlement. France supported the plan despite reservations while Russia opposed parts of force composition. In Athens protests targeted the United States and Britain amid buy Turkish crisis. Greek premier Papandreou ordered police restraint and protection for embassies.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
A. Thant
Cyprus
Man Caedar Tiwian
JHE Ovvie
Vin Law
France
Roger Seydoux
Russia
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Security Council
Nikolai Fedorenko
Athens
President Johnson
U.S
United States
Johnson-Al Capone
6Th Fleet
Aegean Sea
Stone Agency
Rhodes
U.S. Information Agency
U.S. Coast Guard
Voice of America
George Papandreou
U N Security Council Acts on Cyprus Peacekeeping
President Johnson hailed the U N Security Council vote to establish a Cyprus peacekeeping force as a major step toward peace. He urged prompt formation, pledged U S support for the mediator, and emphasized restoring internal order amid Greek and Turkish clashes since November.
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Washington
Johnson
United Nations Security Council
Cyprus
United States
U.N
Mediterranean
Security Council
RFK Still In Running For VEEP
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says he is staying loose amid reports he may be a leading Democratic vice presidential contender. He refuses to speculate on joining President Johnson on the ticket and says he has not decided his future.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Hold Man In Connection With Bombings
An Indiana man, William Sterling Rosencrans, 30, of Anderson, is held for questioning by St. Johns County Sheriff L. O. Davis on dynamite possession linked to bombings in Jacksonville and derailed Florida East Coast Railway trains. He admits dynamite knowhow from construction work but denies involvement.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
UPI
Indiana
Jacksonville
Florida East Coast Railway
St. Johns County
L. O. Davis
William Sterling Rosencrans
Anderson
Ind
Rosencrans
Davis
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Dist. Atty
Jack D. Steinhilber
Winnebago County
Engeldinger
Paul Gravely III
Florida
United Sates
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Winnebagoland
U.N. Council Okays
MAE London Woman
Margaret Clelland
Marchton St
Bloomsbury
UPI Radiotelephoto
U.N. Council
RFK
VEEP
Nasser
Cairo
Philips Talbot
Near East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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