U S Intervention Halts Plan Of Turkey To Land On Cyprus
Reports warned of a Turkish invasion of Cyprus prompting emergency alerts from Greek and Cypriot forces. President Johnson reportedly intervened, inviting Ismet Inonu to Washington while Gen Lemnitzer met Turkish leaders. Seventy ships were rumored offshore and 30,000 National Guardsmen mobilized.
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U.S
Turkey
Cyprus
Nicosia
Johnson
Lyman Lemnitzer
Europe
Ankara
Cevdet Sunay
Ismet Inonu
Raymond Hare
Inonu
United States
Lemnitzer
Washington
White House
Mansoura
Morphou Bay
Istanbul
16 Air Force Reserve Units To Disband
The Air Force will disband 16 Reserve units in New York and 131 nationwide by Aug 31, citing no foreseeable military need. About 8,500 personnel are affected, with locations in Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Binghamton, White Plains, New York City, and Long Island. Some members will transfer to other reserve units.
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Washington
Air Force
New York State
United States
New York
Rochester
Buffalo
Syouse
Binghamton
White Plains
New York City
Long Island
Civiian
Air Force Reserve
Mystery specialist not immune from burglars
Alfred Hitchcock and actress Ellie Sommer reported to the sheriff in Hollywood that burglars robbed their dressing rooms at Universal Studios of two clock radios and 279 dollars in cash. The incidents occurred while they were working on a film at the studio.
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Hollywood
Calif
Alfred Hitchcock
Sheriff's Office
Ellie Sommer
Universal Studios
What's Inside Radio Ty 2 Editorial Fulton 5 Funerals
Reading page items shows a mix of editorials and notices. Fulton names appear alongside funeral listings and brief obituary notes. The section also includes comic pages and personals, with church notices and community announcements shaping the local week.
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Radio-Ty
Fulton
Thief Steals $1600 From Las Vegas Refrigerator
Las Vegas housewife Stella Horton told police a thief raided her icebox and took 1600 dollars. A neighbor suggested storing money in an envelope in the refrigerator to keep it safe from fire, but the thief found it hungry for cash.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Stella Horton
Eisenhower Silent On Own Choice At Governors Conference
In Cleveland at the 56th Governors Conference former president Eisenhower may defer a public stance on the GOP nomination amid Goldwater speculation. Ohio Gov. Rhodes hosts a Republican summit with invitations to Goldwater Nixon Rockefeller Scranton Romney. Scranton favored but unlikely to challenge. Republican governors plan a strategy session with Miller and Morton to map campaigns for 25 gubernatorial races this year.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Curtis Lee Smith
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George W. Romney
Michigan
Rhodes
Gen
Scranton
Rockefeller
California
William E. Miller
GOP
Sen
Thruston B
Settlement Ends Violent Strike at Essex Wire Plant Hillsdale
Negotiators in Governor Romney's office reached terms to end the 99 day Hillsdale strike at Essex Wire Corp. National President James Carey flew in for talks with Essex President Walter Probst and local officials. The agreement ends a curfew and mass picketing crackdown and reduces National Guard presence.
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Lansing
Mich
George W. Romney
Essex Wire Corp
Hillsdale
Romney
National Guard
James Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Washington
Scranton Discusses 1964 Nomination With Eisenhower
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania met with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower at Gettysburg for about one hour and forty minutes to explore a last-ditch bid to block Senator Barry Goldwater’s Republican nomination.
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Cleveland
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
Jack Conmy
Khrushchev to Meet Tito in Leningrad Visit
Soviet officials said Khrushchev would meet Yugoslav President Tito within two days likely in Leningrad. Tito is on an official visit to Finland. The leaders last met in 1963 in Yugoslavia and 1962 in the Soviet Union. The Soviet Chinese power struggle and Yugoslavia’s role loom as a top item.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
Leningrad
Finland
Soviet Union
Canada approves Columbia River project treaty
Canada’s House of Commons backed the 1961 U.S. Canadian treaty for the Columbia River flood control and power project, with Senate expected to approve soon. The United States has already approved and plans to pay 274.8 million dollars to British Columbia by October 1 for downstream power benefits, plus 69 million for three storage and flood-control dams.
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Columbia River
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Senate
United States
British Columbia
U. S
Pirate TV station rises in North Sea off Netherlands
A pirate television station is being built in the North Sea 544 miles off the Dutch coast outside territorial waters and is believed to be the first of its kind. The Netherlands has proposed legislation to bring all artificial installations on the North Sea continental shelf under Dutch jurisdiction.
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North Sea
Rotterdam
Netherlands
June Committee protests Khrushchev Stockholm visit
A group calling itself the June Committee opposes Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s planned visit to Stockholm citing a cost to Swedes of 800000. It plans an open letter and nationwide peaceful protests. Chairman Birger Nerman, noted historian, leads the effort. A similar protest five years ago also targeted Khrushchev’s trip, which was canceled.
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MR. K
Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Birger Nerman
Sukarno Celebrates 63rd Birthday in Manila Festivities
Indonesia's President Sukarno marked his 63rd birthday with singing and dancing at a Manila party. He is in the Philippines for three days ahead of a Tokyo summit with Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal later this month.
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Sukarno
Manila
Philippines
Indonesia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Tokyo
Senators Postpone Civil Rights Debate Showdown
The Senate delayed a cloture showdown on civil rights debate, agreeing to vote next week on three amendments. Sen. Rourke Hickenlooper urged pausing pending amendments while Sen. Richard Russell signaled no objection if it aids future votes. Leader Mansfield said the petition to limit debate would be filed on Monday.
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Washington
Richard I. Russell
Dga
Hickenlooper
Russell
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Truman Defends MacArthur Removal From Command
Former President Harry S. Truman defends his 1951 removal of General Douglas MacArthur as Far East commander and says he should have acted two years earlier. In the Saturday Evening Post piece he cites MacArthur backing a Japanese Diet action contrary to U.S. policy, and recalls how Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall countermanded it.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Truman
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
Kenneth Royall
Royall
MacArthur
Lynda Bird Johnson to Visit Honolulu for Conference
Lynda Bird Johnson 20 daughter of the President will fly to Honolulu next Friday at the thrifty $100 jet fare. She comes to address the Little White House Conference on Children and Youth at the University of Hawaii June 13 and plans a Hawaii vacation after exams at George Washington University. She will be a junior next fall. Her official function is the conference invite from Leilehua High School teen-age assembly.
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Honolulu
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda
Hawaii
White House
University of Hawaii
George Washington University
Leilehua High School
Dog Driven Car Court Case Shocks Ireland
In Collan Ireland a farmer Duff faced charges after letting his sheep dog sit in the driver's seat of a car with a trailer. A traffic officer testified he saw the dog steering while Duff claimed the dog drove. The judge dismissed the drunk driving charge and suspended others for six months to allow medical consultation.
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Collan
Ireland
Mount Fortescue
County Louth
Pat Devin
Callan
Duff
Pat
Henry McCourt
William Irwin
Invasion Leaders Revisit Omaha Beach in D Day Tribute
Allied and American leaders gathered at St Laurent Cemetery overlooking Omaha Beach to honor 9,386 American dead from the Normandy campaign. Generals Ridgway Taylor Collins attended with flags at half staff as taps sounded, while Charles Bohlen delivered a message from President Johnson. Controversy over Eisenhower’s strategy surfaced in remarks by Field Marshal Montgomery, prompting no comment from Eisenhower.
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St. Laurent
Maxwell Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Matthew B. Ridgway
Joseph
Lightning Joe
Collins
Ridgway
Taylor
Normandy
7Th Corps
Omar N. Bradley
U.S
Johnson
Frida
Caen
Bradley
Charles E. Bohlen
France
Bohlen
Montgomery
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Maxwell D. Taylor
101St Airborne
D-Day
Gold
Juno
Sword
Hermanville-sur-Mer
America Area
Utah
Omaha
Sainte-Mere- Eglise
Saint-Lou
Eisenhower would have shouldered blame if Normandy invasion failed
The Army magazine recounts Eisenhower drafting an alternate communique if the Normandy landings failed. He would have admitted responsibility while praising troops and noting only his fault. The piece, by Martin Blumenson, discusses factors that could have doomed the invasion including bad weather and German force deployment.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
France
Cherbourg-Havre
Reich
Army
Eisenhower
Normandy
Martin Blumenson
Europe
Johnson Notes Jobless Rate Dip and Growth Signal
President Johnson welcomed May unemployment at 5.1 percent with a record 71.1 million employed as evidence that the tax cut boosts the economy and creates jobs. He cautioned youth unemployment remains a serious issue and urged anti poverty legislation to fund training and opportunities.
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Washington
Johnson
Labor Department
Congress
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ures
Theological School At Canton To Close
The St. Lawrence Theological School, part of St. Lawrence University, will close in June 1965 after the board of trustees approved the Unitarian Universalist Church Conference recommendation. This year the school has 12 students and 5 faculty members, with about the same numbers expected next year, and merger plans with other Unitarian Universalist training units were deferred.
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Canton
N.Y
St. Lawrence Theological School
St. Lawrence University
Unitarian Universalist Church Conference
Unitarian Universalist Theological Training Section
St. Lawrence
Meadville Theological Seminary
The
University Chicago
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