Cyprus Army Reinforced by Britain
The Cyprus crisis deepened as Greek, Turkish and Cypriot leaders sought outside help and Britain proposed unifying Greek and Turkish forces under British command to restore peace. Key figures, including Air Marshal Dennis Barnett and Sir Arthur Clark, attended a two hour meeting while occasional firing persisted and UN Security Council prepared to convene. Unconfirmed tolls reported up to 200 dead or wounded since fighting began, with official figures at 17 killed and 50 wounded.
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Cyprus
British Near East Command
Dennis Barnett
Brig
J. Young
Arthur Clark
Hasting
United Nations
U.N. Securty Council
Turkey
Britain
Greece
Makatios
Lanarea
Nicosia
Limassa
Makarios
New York
Ilegally
Athens
NATO Permanent Council
Paris
NATO
LBJ orders freeze on federal staffing in budget push
President Johnson announced restrictions on federal employment to curb spending as he prepared a new budget for fiscal years 1964 and 1965. He urged department heads to set end of year targets below current levels, aiming for tighter management without large dismissals. The move follows a rise in civilian payrolls since 1961 and signals broader economy measures before Congress reconvenes.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Presid Jent
Lud
Congress
Nonth
Johnson
Oberbaum Bridge
Paul Schulz
West Berlin
Aji
Heinrich Albertz
Berlin
We We
Bulgarian Diplomat Georgiev Pleads Guilty in U S Spy Case
Bulgarian diplomat Georgiev admitted spying for the United States CIA over seven years and receiving about 200000 dollars. He described his service to U S intelligence and provided details of his activities including political, economic, and military secrets. The case ties his New York UN post to intelligence work in Europe before his arrest.
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United Nations
New York
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U. S
Georgiev
CIA
Georgey
International Institute of Space Law
Theo
U.N
New Yorks
Paris
Koyumdzhiyski
United States Intelligence
Allen Duttes
Anderson
Koyamdehiyski
Statler Hotel
Central Park
Bulparian
Nine Killed in Holiday Accidents
Reported holiday crashes left nine dead and several injured across Southern California. Johnson escaped with cuts. Mrs Copper and Paul Cooper were hospitalized in serious condition. Eldora Hinerman and Josephine Tranfield, both elderly, were critically hurt. An additional fatal bicycle crash occurred on Main Street near Sepulveda Boulevard.
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Wil
Laka Cachuma
Santa Barbara County
Faris R. Shanklin
Caleag Aid
Doble
Carson
Taipei
Formosa
Elnora
Chi Shaosiang
Mike
Presi
Fant Chiang Kai-shek
Christpresstirn
Mas Ove
LBJ Hosts Press at Cedar House Dinner Tour
The Johnsons entertain a large press group at their Texas home with guided tours of the living quarters. Reporters observe a grand room, cedar tree centerpiece, and views of a landing strip with helicopters. Mrs Johnson, affectionately called Bird, is noted among the host’s guests as secrecy and busy chatter fill the event.
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Allarea
Cactus
Mrg
Johnson
Lady Bird
Waa
Bird
Texas
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