Cyprus charges Turkey with gunboat diplomacy at UN
Cyprus accused Turkey at an emergency United Nations Security Council session of jeopardizing a Cyprus ceasefire by moving a fleet of warships toward the island. Turkey denied invasion plans, saying ships were merely passing between ports as violence erupted last weekend.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Mediterranean
Il-Nation Security Coun
Ernment
Security Council
Adnan Kural
Kural
Greece
Council
Diplomats Meet To Stop Violence In Cyprus Crisis
Nicosia reports three unidentified jet fighters roared over the city at rooftop level after daybreak as Turkish warships loomed off the coast. United States ambassador Wilkins and acting British official Cleary met Archbishop Makarios at the presidential palace amid fears of invasion. Cyprus accused Turkey of warlike moves at the UN Security Council while Turkey denied violations of territorial waters. Despite tense overflights, Greek and Turkish Cypriots avoided renewed fighting under British patrols. London dispatched Duncan Sandys with troops as island tensions escalated over Makarios proposed veto changes feared by Turkish Cypriots.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
U.S
Frazer Wilkins
Denis Cleary
Makarios
London
Britain
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Rusk Predicts 1964 as a Year to Seek Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said 1964 would be a period of probing for peace while cautioning about vigorous world revolution from Communist China. He noted big questions facing Berlin Cuba South Vietnam and the need to avoid another crisis like Cuba. He spoke in a Japan broadcast released by the State Department and urged patience with diplomacy on Soviet ties and the nuclear test ban follow-ups. He warned revolutionaries and praised the UN Charter approach, stressing the open door policy toward China remains distant and uncertain.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
China
Berlin
Germany
Cuba
Viet Nam
Japan
State Department Today
L Rusk
Hopets
Red China
U.S
United States
Ottawa Man Wins Santa Fe Freight Car Tip Contest
John Douglass of 1419 S Hickory wins this week’s Herald tip contest after reporting the derailed Santa Fe freight car near the northern area. Other tipsters include Evelyn Bledsoe of 908 N Main, Mrs. Floyd Finch of Pomona, and Dale Whiteford of 6015 Locust.
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John Douglass
S. Hickory
Douglass
The
Herald
Santa Fe
Evelyn Bledsoe
Main
Floyd Finch
Pomona
Dale Whiteford
Merman Borgnine To Wed In New York Report
New York AP report says actor Ernest Borgnine and Merman were set to wed. The article notes Borgnine’s happiness about the engagement and upcoming nuptials.
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New York
Ernest Borgning
Rm Tickled Pink
Fell
Stamp Plan Hits Snag in Kansas Court Fight
AP reports Shawnee County District Court issued a temporary restraining order blocking American Savings Stamp Company's plan to redeem stamps with U S savings bonds. Kansas Attorney General Ferguson seeks a permanent injunction and declaratory judgment on the trading stamp law. Grant Cole says Cowley County will prohibit stamps until courts rule. Winfield merchants were urged to join the plan.
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Chicago
Tos
American Savings: Stamp Company
Kansas
Sharp B. Bass
U. S
Shawnee
Bass
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Grant Cole
Cowley County
Cole
Winfield Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Albertson
Winfield
Auto sales hit all time high and record growth
Detroit AP reports Ward's Automotive Records shows 7.5 million new cars sold, a record surpassing 7.46 million from earlier years. The rise reflects increased foreign car imports alongside domestic sales, signaling a strong market in 1963.
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Detroit
Ward
Ward's
County Weather Forecast with Weekend Cold Snap
Partly cloudy through Sunday with a colder night. tonight's low 15 and Sunday's high in the 30s. Friday high 36 and today’s low 22. precipitation 0.06 inch, snowfall 0.7 inch. Historical highs and lows listed, hourly temps show evening to morning changes across the county.
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Sunnet
Nea Spm
Commission Meeting Agenda Varied With Resignation And Licenses
City Commission held a varied meeting with a resignation accepted from City Engineer Robert Lister who will join Franklin County Engineer's office on June 1 1964. Parking survey disputes were aired along with concerns over space counts as three beer licenses were approved and a zoning rezoning request was referred to planning. The next meeting is scheduled for 7 p m January 2.
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Jerry Mosier
Robert Lister
Lister
Franklin County
Walnut
Coons
Ioner J. R. Cheney
Cheney
Charles Blum
Blum
Ottawa
Marion C. Fitzgerald
Wilson and Cherry
Planning Commission
Honn’s Cities Service
A and P
1St
Hickory
Eagles Lodge
15Th & Mulberry
US Demands Restitution After Bulgarian Demonstration
In Vienna the United States demands compensation from Communist Bulgaria for damage to the U S legation in Sofia after 3000 demonstrators overturned cars and broke windows. Richard Johnson fronts the protest in Sofia as Eugenie Anderson is on vacation. The incident follows a spy case tied to the CIA.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Bulgaria
U.S
Sofia
Legation
Dor Zhivkov
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Eugenie Anderson
CIA
U.S. Legation
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency
Washington
China
Tsoft
LBJ and Erhard Seek Common Ground in Talks
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard began discussions at the LBJ Ranch near Austin, focusing on East West relations and a potential renewal of exploratory talks with Moscow. They aim to map areas of agreement and areas needing further exploration, amid Bonn’s reservations about aggressive moves.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig
Erhard
John F. Kennedy
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Johnson Ranch
U.S
Bonn
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Bonnhas
Kremlin
Snowy Ottawa Roads Slick After Light Fall
Ottawa recorded light snow overnight totaling seven inches, not delaying traffic but leaving slick streets. City crews treated intersections today while county roads remained wet but passable. Bridges on Route 136 were sanded. Route 135 had one dry lane each direction. the region lies in a snow belt from western Nebraska to southwestern Missouri.
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Ottawa
Nebraska
Missouri
Midwest
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Duluth
Minn
Tony's Toot on the Alley Streets Today
A casual note questions if others had trouble on the alley streets today, mentioning Tony's Toot and seeking shared experiences or reports from local readers.
Birth control could reshape marriage and family
Dr J Bourgeois Pichat of France warned at the AAAS meeting that worldwide contraception may create a fashion driven birth pattern. He predicted births could fluctuate year by year, affecting education and employment, with complete societal control over reproduction possible within a century. New devices may become available next decade with minimal risk.
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Cleveland
J. Bourgeois.Pichat
France
National Institute of Demographic Studies
Paris
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bourgeois-Pichat
Lee Finch Retires From Ottawa Post Office
Robert Lee Finch retired from the Ottawa Post Office department Friday after more than 26 years of service. A party for Finch featured a square cake decorated with an icing likeness of Mr Zip, the ZIP code symbol. Postmaster T J Cumnunga Jr presented a certificate and a letter from the Regional Director Charles W Shoes maker for exemplary service.
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T. J. Cummings Jr
Charles W. Shoemaker
Robert Lee Fingh
Center
Ottawa Post Office
Richard Hewitt
Robert Lee Finch
Ottawa Post Office Department
Finch
Mr. Zip
Post Office Department
Xoam
T. J. Cumnunga Jr
Reegional
Charles W. Shoesmaker
Dor
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Wales
Charles Williamson
F. M. Coons
Hubbard Lumber Co
Williamson
Commission
James Grogan
Commiss
Tall
Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev
U.N
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Tony
Alick
Lee Finch
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