British Forces Maintain Peace In Cyprus Capital
The British urge calm as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash, delaying joint patrols. A British soldier was wounded near Larnaca while patrols protect civilians, as commanders fail to agree on mixed Greek Turkish British patrols amid NATO and UN concerns. Cyprus asked the UN Security Council for action while Britain dispatched 1,000 more troops to reinforce the 10,000 garrison. President Johnson urged Cypriots to endure and pledged support to Britain, Greece, and Turkey to restore order.
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Nicosia
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P. G. Young
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Young
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Makarios
U. N. Security Council
Britain
Royal Air Force
Texas
Johnson
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
JFK Voted World's Leading Newsmaker Again
Canadian editors name John F. Kennedy the world’s leading maker of news for the second consecutive year. The poll reflects Kennedy’s prominence in shaping headlines and public discourse amid the era's political climate.
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JFK
Toronto
John F. Kennedy
Nixon and Goldwater Poll Shifts Stance After Kennedy Death
The AP survey across all 50 states shows Nixon gaining ground among GOP leaners while Goldwater falls from an earlier peak. Goldwater remains named as strongest candidate by a plurality, with Nixon second. Lodge and Rockefeller also appear among top choices. The results reflect post Kennedy assassination uncertainty and shifting perceptions of nominees.
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Lean —Ity
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New York
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Om Nicon
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Johnson
Johnson Blends Music and Menu for Erhard Visit
President Johnson plans a Texas hospitality weekend for German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at the LBJ Ranch. Van Cliburn will play German composers indoors, followed by a luncheon featuring a Texas German chocolate cake. The event includes a barbecue menu for 400 guests with beef, ribs, beans, German potato salad, and Western tables.
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Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Lbj Ranch
van Cliburn
Texas
Erhard
Lone Star State
U. S
State Department
Washington
Fort Worth
Stonewall
Rockefeller to Campaign in New Hampshire Primary
Governor Rockefeller, the sole Republican presidential hopeful, resumes his White House bid with a New Hampshire swing ahead of the March 10 primary. The campaign will include a California stop and an address to the National Press Club in Washington, D C.
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New Hampshire
Albany
Rockefeller
White House
California
National Press Club
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau to release indoor humidity reports
Starting January 2 the Chicago Weather Bureau will test indoor relative humidity reports several times daily for the rest of the cold season. The service aims to show how outdoor humidity would translate to indoor air at 72 degrees, highlighting how heated winter air becomes drier and can irritate the nose and throat.
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Chicago
Chicago Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
U S Licenses Two Wheat Sales To Soviet Union
The Commerce Department issued conditional licenses for 406 million dollars of U S wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Each license for 2 32 million awaits Soviet agreement on terms including shipping aboard U S vessels. If completed, this could lead to larger future shipments as Moscow shows interest in about 250 million dollars more in U S grain.
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Commerce Department
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
American Family Will Adopt Four Chilean Orphans
MASSAPEQUA PARK, N Y Four Chilean orphans arrived in this New York suburb to meet the Quinn family who plan to adopt them. William Quinn a 38 year old production manager for National Broadcasting Co and his wife Joan 34 welcomed the children ages 1 1/2 to 11 and their six Quinn children at Kennedy International Airport. Mrs Quinns sister in law a nun in Temuco Chile wrote of the orphans plight and the couple said they decided to help after considering their needs.
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Chile
New York City
William Quinns
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Quinn
National Broadcasting Co. News and Public Affairs
Joan
Kennedy International Airport
Temuco
Johnson Ready To Greet West German Chancellor
President Johnson prepared for two day talks with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at the LBJ Ranch after an intensive Cyprus briefing. Foreign aides including Dean Rusk and George Ball joined sessions as Johnson outlined key points for the meeting and urged a quick halt to Cyprus hostilities. Over in Sofia, Bulgarian demonstrators hurled ice at the U.S. legation windows, thousands marching in protest of alleged U.S. spy activity involving a former Bulgarian diplomat. The incident prompted a planned protest to Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry with no staff casualties reported.
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Cyprus
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
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Johnson Ranch
Erhard
Houston
Lbj Ranch
Washington
White House
Texas
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Orville L. Freeman
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Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Cemal Gursel
Turkey
George W. Ball
U. S.S
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U. S
Legation
BTA
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
Georgiev
Bulgaria
U. N
Ellis
Cuba
Goldwater Signals 1964 Presidential Run Rumor
Senator Barry Goldwater hints at a 1964 bid against President Johnson after vetoing Johnson policy and criticizing White House tactics. From his Phoenix home Goldwater accuses the administration of arm twisting and pressuring Senate members to back foreign aid. The Arizona Republican, recovering from surgery, notes Johnson’s union address timing as a factor in reassessing his plans.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
White House
Pierre Salinger
Austin
Tex
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Dencon
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Own
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Republican Party
Jopagsson
Senate
West Berliners Decorate East Berlin Graves Amid Wall Split
West Berlin residents cross the border for the first time in 28 months to visit graves in East Berlin. At Sophien Cemetery Western wreaths lean against the wall facing West Berlin as snow covers the graves. officers note many cannot enter East Berlin during the holiday season.
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West Beggner
Berlin Wall
Paul Schultz
Wallang
Berlin
Sophien
Khrushchev Sends Birthday Greeting to Cyrus Eaton
Soviet Premier Khrushchev dispatched a birthday message to Cyrus Eaton, the 80 year old Cleveland industrialist, praising his tireless work for universal peace and the respect of the Soviet people.
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Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Khrushchev
Eaton
Funds Raised For Tippit Aid Passes Milestone
Donations in Dallas Texas for J D Tippit fund processing nears 400000, with total rising toward 1 81 million as donation drives continue. Report notes police headquarters closed for the day while volunteers handle mail sacks and average 500 letters per batch. Funds support Tippit family after the Dallas police officer was killed during the Kennedy assassination inquiry.
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Tippty
Exceen
Dallas
Tex
Lette
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Beyong
Sigg
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Dana
Jonn F. Kennedy
Spanish freighter Castillo De Montjuich overdue six days
The 7072 ton Castillo De Montjuich with 40 to 50 aboard is six days overdue on a Boston to La Coruna voyage. A Spanish cruiser Canaras and two frigates joined a wide Atlantic search after the ship’s last position was 400 miles northwest of the Azores on Dec 14. The ship, built in 1919 and 444 feet long, has operated Boston to La Coruna for 10 years and is owned by Elcano. Coast Guard in New York issued alerts and sought ships to aid the search.
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Castillo de Montjuich
Boston
Mass
la Coruna
Canaras
Atlantic
Cadiz
Boston-La Coruna
Letter from South Korea found in Newark mailbox
A letter addressed to an individual in For mosa was sent from South Korea and discovered in Newark New Jersey. Police are investigating how the mail ended up there and whether it relates to a larger mailing issue.
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N. J. Ih
South Korea
Formosa
Home Studies Demands For Lakonia Probe
London. Prime Minister Sir Alex Douglas-Home is studying calls for a full British inquiry into the Lakonia ship disaster. Greek owners list 901 survivors 96 dead 31 missing. Patrick Gordon Walker urges inquiry since most passengers were British and cruise run by British agents. Greek Line declines to release detailed lists pending double checks.
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London
Alex Douglas-Home
Lakonia
Patrick Gordon Walker
Labor Party
Gordon Walker
Britain
Shipping Line
Child dies in Tivoli house fire tragedy
A Tivoli house fire at 5 40 a m killed 2 year old Sandra Henry, one of the ten children of Mr and Mrs Tommy Lee Henry. Firefighters found the girl on a bed as flames gutted the two story residence.
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Tivoli
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Tommy Lee Henry
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