Inonu Seeks Near Term Cyprus Solution Amid clash
U S Undersecretary Ball met with Premier Ismet Inonu in Ankara and discussed the Cyprus crisis. Inonu said progress toward a solution is underway. Ball conveyed Washington’s desire for a peaceful settlement respecting Greek and Turkish interests and warned of possible NATO repercussions if invasion occurred.
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Turkey
U.S
George W. Ball
Cyprus
Ismet Inonu
Feridun Cemal Erkin
United States
America
Greece
Inonu
Washington
Athens
Ball
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Johnson
Mediterranean
NATO
George Papandreou
Endorsement Of Rocky Sought From New York Delegation
Gov Rockefeller seeks formal backing from New York's 92 GOP delegates at a late afternoon meeting in Albany. Delegates remain largely uncommitted with six undecided or pledged to Goldwater. the resolution aims to record pro-Rockefeller support without binding the whole delegation.
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N.Y
Rockefeller
White House
New York
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
GOP State Committee
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Negro enrolls at Ole Miss as third Black student admitted
In Oxford Mississippi Cleveland Donald Jr the third Black student to register at the all white University of Mississippi entered the campus library with his attorney Derick Bell and university officials. He plans basic courses in English literature and American history and will not hold press conferences. In Washington the Senate adopted by 79 to 17 a southern sponsored double jeopardy amendment to the Civil Rights Bill barring double prosecution when an act violates federal law and a criminal contempt of court.
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Cleveland Donald Jr
University of Mississippi
Donald
Derrick Bell
New York City
George Gober
College of Liberal Arts
Oe T. Patterson
Mississippi
Washington
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N-C
Ervin
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Dewey Urges Rockefeller to Stay in Gop Fight
Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to remain in the Republican presidential contest despite Barry Goldwater leading in the race.
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Dewey
Rocky
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
U S Made Planes Bomb Laos Site of Pathet Lao HQ
Tokyo Peking Radio charged six American made planes bombed and strafed Khang Khay in the Plaine des Jarres of Laos today. The report links the attack to Pathet Lao headquarters in the region.
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Peking
Khang Khay
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Laos
Will Honor Woman on 100th Birthday in Philadelphia
Anna Lamorgia marks a milestone with a block party in Philadelphia. The Italian native, aged 100, has five surviving children, 40 grandchildren, 91 great grandchildren, 24 great great grandchildren and three great great great grandchildren and has never been hospitalized.
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Philadelphia
Anna Lamorgia
White House honors first Presidential Scholars at formal gathering
President Johnson hosted 121 high school graduates chosen as the nation’s first Presidential Scholars. The event featured a deluxe White House tour, a hamburger dinner on the south lawn, and appearances by Helen Hayes, Ogden Nash, J Robert Oppenheimer, Alan Shepard, Harper Lee, Leonard Bernstein, Sidney Poitier, Jose Ferrer, the Kingston Trio and others. Government spending reached 40000 dollars for travel and medals designed by Jacques Lipchitz.
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Johnson
White House
Helen Hayes
Ogden Nash
George Balanchine
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Cmdr
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Harper Lee
Truman
South Lawn
Kingston Trio
Becaus
Lynda
Caroline Kennedy
Leonard Bernstein
Sidney Poitier
Jose Ferrer
Gerry Mulligan
Metropolitan Opera
Nicholas di Virgilio
Jacques Lipchitz
Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras Collapses During Rites
Patriarch Athenagoras of the Orthodox Church, 78, collapsed while officiating in Istanbul and was ordered to bed by his doctor. Doctors cited overwork and a fainting spell, while Cumhuriyet suggested a heart attack but sources said his heart condition was normal and he rested at home. He met Pope Paul VI in January.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Athenagoras
Cumhuriyet
Paul VI
Holy Land
House Okays Aid Authorization Asked by LBJ
The House passed President Johnsons 3.5 billion foreign aid authorization by a 230 to 175 vote. The action is a procedural step. final appropriation must still pass both chambers and win Senate approval. House Appropriations Chair Passman signals potential large cuts despite the measure.
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Washington
Congressional
House
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Prospects for Congress Adjourning in August Brightens
Senate action to end the civil rights filibuster could unlock major administration measures. House Speaker McCormack says adjournment possible by August 22, with a brief return possible between the conventions and Labor Day. If the Civil Rights Bill clears the Senate next week, it could go to Johnson before the preconvention recess.
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Senate
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Atlantic City
Congress
Johnson
San Francisco
Eisenhower backs open GOP convention while denying partisanship
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower tells AP he favors a wide open Republican National Convention to let voters see all potential nominees. He insists he is no candidate's partisan or foe and would help unite the party after the convention regardless of who wins the nomination. He notes Barry Goldwater leads delegates but remains opposed to king-making and aims to attract independents and disenchanted Democrats to win in November.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
San Francisco
Fkisenhower
White House
Johnson
Negroes Plan March Today In Tuscaloosa
In Tuscaloosa Alabama a group of Negro leaders pledged to resume demonstrations despite police warnings of jail. Rev T Y Rogers said followers would march in small groups of 20 or fewer and expect arrest as a protest against segregation.
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Ala
William Marable
T. Y. Rogers
Laos Flights Hinged On Red Troops Move
Premier Souvanna Phouma said U S reconnaissance flights over Laos could resume if he receives information of further Communist troop movements. He had asked for a temporary suspension after returning from Luang Prabang, while U S jets are under review amid Pathet Lao and China protests.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Luang Prabang
United States
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
China
Leonard Unger
Unger
Savang Vathana
Queen Fabiola of Belgium Turns 48 Today
Queen Fabiola of Belgium marks her forty eighth birthday today in Brussels. The birthday celebration comes as public duties continue with royal engagements planned in the capital city headquartered in Belgium.
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Brussels
Fabiola
Belgium
Montana Flood Toll Rises as Search for Dead and Missing
Montana officials report at least 30 dead and more than 35 missing as floodwaters recede. Gov Tim Babcock tours stricken areas and warns damage will reach tens of millions. Sections of highway 20 miles long destroyed and towns cut off from food and medicine. Air Force planes bring aid to remote communities.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Tim Babcock
Stricker
Lars
U.S. Air Force
Com
King to Court Florida Arrest
In St Augustine Florida Dr Martin Luther King Jr was jailed for refusing to leave a front steps sit in at a segregated motel restaurant The integration drive in the nation s oldest city moved to civil disobedience plans King heads the SCLC and vows a sit in at a segregated restaurant The protests have produced nearly 400 arrests since Easter as a large police presence faced an unruly white mob injuring nine or ten marchers and leading to several disorderly conduct arrests
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Lutherburg
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Florida
Fire A Grounded Pomona Freighter Disables Ship at Sea
Honolulu AP report says the Liberian registered Pomona suffered an engine room fire 100 miles southwest of Honolulu en route to Formosa. 30 crew abandoned ship via liferafts, were rescued by Rio Manamo and Coast Guard Kukui, then returned to Pomona as tug arrives. Captain Alf Olsen led a new crew after the prior captain Jacob Natvig was killed aboard in May. The cause of the fire and killer remain under investigation.
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Formosa
Rio Manamo
Coast Guard
Kukui
Pomona
Hawaii
Alf Olsen
Jacob Natvig
Natvig
Olsen
Islands
Cauge
Namdal Shipping Co
Brazil
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