Ball Orders On Emergency Mission To Athens Ankara
U S Under secretary of State George W Ball travels to Athens and Ankara to warn Greece and Turkey over the Cyprus crisis He says the aim is to prevent a Greek Turkish war and protect the eastern NATO flank Ball meets Greek Premier George Papandreou in Athens and then Turkish leaders before returning to Washington to report to President Johnson Makarios calls for UN Security Council action against Turkish invasion threats and Cyprus airspace violations Turkish government warns of possible invasion to protect Turkish Cypriot rights
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U.S
George W. Ball
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Turkey
Cyprus
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United States
Free World
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Johnson
Makarios
U.N. Security Council
Spyros Kyprianou
Nicosia
Athens
Ankara
Barry Eyeing Four GOP Leaders As Possible Running Mates
In Tuscaloosa police patrol Negro sections after a 45 minute siege leaving 33 demonstrators and one officer injured. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr sends key staff to assist. Separate report from Washington notes Sen. Barry Goldwater weighing four Eastern leaders for a potential vice presidency as he nears the 655 delegate threshold.
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William E. Miller
New York
James A. Rhodes
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Arizona
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Los Angeles
California
Washington Presidents Wealth Ranking and Johnson Fortune
The Lyndon B. Johnsons are worth over $9 million in media interests and assets, but the article weighs past presidents. It cites George Washington as likely the wealthiest, with Mount Vernon land valued at $530,000 then. It notes Hoover, Kennedy, Roosevelt, Jefferson, Eisenhower, and Truman as other affluent leaders and traces their fortunes.
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Uncle Sam complains about his water bill in Thomasville
In Thomasville GA the director of the Veterans Administration domiciliary E C McDaniel told city officials the domiciliary water bill rose 84 percent under a new rate plan and urged an adjustment. He warned he might have to cut staff if relief isn’t found as the commission considers the request.
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E. C. McDaniel
Johnson outlines 1965 plan for global welfare and science
President Johnson pledged 1965 as International Cooperation Year to attack poverty disease and dwindling resources. He cited large scale atomic reactors turning sea water to usable water and urged joint action with nations to lift mankind. He honored Kennedy and Pope John XXIII as he framed science driven hope for the future.
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Man electrocuted by 7500 volt line in Otay California
A dog chased a squirrel into a pipe where two men lifted it and touched a live 7500 volt conductor, electrocuting one man in Otay California. Police and rescuers responded to the incident.
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Luci Johnson Demonstrates Frug at White House Party
President Johnson leads clapping as his 16 year old daughter Luci performs the Frug with partner Ricky Keeton 17 of Houston at a late White House dancing party. The Krags departed earlier and Luci attended her first formal state dinner with 160 guests.
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Jens Otto Krag
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Albany
N.Y
Unger to Confer With Souvanna On Laos Flights
U S Ambassador Leonard Unger said continuation of reconnaissance flights over Laos and armed fighter escorts is under discussion with Premier Souvanna Phouma. He planned to confer on Thursday after Souvanna returns from Luang Prabang as reports circulated over authorization and plans for daily flights.
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Space Couple Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova Have Daughter
Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova and Andrian Nikolayev welcomed a daughter last Sunday in Moscow Tass reported. The baby weighed about seven pounds and both mother and child are said to be healthy. The couple married in Moscow last November 3 and honeymooned in South Asia. Tereshkova 27 and Nikolayev 34. The birth marks the first child for an astronaut couple, though Gherman Titov had a daughter after orbiting Earth.
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Disaster area declared as Montana flood devastates towns
President Johnson designated seven northwestern counties as a federal disaster area after floods in Great Falls and surrounding counties. The Sun River rose to 11 feet, 2,000 to 3,000 residents evacuated, 30 or more dead, and up to 10 million in damage estimated. Hardest hit was the Blackfeet Reservation with multiple highways opened for rescue.
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Networks Pool Election Returns For 1960 Race Coverage
The three major networks and AP will pool presidential, senatorial, and gubernatorial returns in 1960. UPI may join. The Network Election Service will relay state by state results to each network and maintain a national tally at a centralized center in New York. Each network keeps its own precinct analysis outside the pool.
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CBS News
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Physicians Should Not Prolong Life of Hopelessly Ill
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez of the University of Minnesota urged at the State Health Conference that doctors should not sustain the lives of hopelessly ill patients. He criticized keeping people with severe mental decline or senescence alive with tech aid, arguing against aggressive measures like antibiotics to revive dying patients who beg to die.
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N.Y
University of Minnesota
Walter C. Alvarez
Bus Auto Crash Injures Sixteen Children
A school bus and a car collided on the city’s west side on Tuesday. Ten children and the bus driver were slightly injured and taken to a hospital for examination. none were admitted.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Prince Philip Turns 43 In London Birthday Mark
Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II reaches age 43 today in London with public celebrations planned. The royal consort’s birthday comes amid a busy schedule of engagements and family duties.
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Child Killed by Electric Shock in Buffalo Home
Nine month old Robert Richards died Tuesday from electric shock after chewing a television extension cord in his Buffalo home. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Richards.
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Senate adopts cloture rule ends civil rights filibuster
The Senate voted 71 to 29 to invoke cloture on the civil rights bill, ending a 75 day Southern filibuster. Debates are limited to one hour per speaker, signaling likely passage after a long, all-night session led by Sen. Robert Byrd. House earlier approved the measure 290 to 130.
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Illinois
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Whites Attack Integration Marchers in St. Augustine
In St Augustine Florida a mob of white men and youths assaulted white and Negro marchers on a downtown sidewalk during a protest near the riverfront. Rev Andrew Young survived a mouth injury. police made no arrests as federal orders eased night march bans.
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