Paratroops and Peace Plans Unfold in Cyprus Crisis
British paratroopers enter Cyprus in a second phase of troop buildup to bolster a 25,000 strong force as fears rise of Turkish Greek clashes spreading. A Bermuda-bound commando group also sails from Malta. In London the Times urges Britain’s plan as last hope for peace and possible self rule for Cyprus. In Washington unions push mass doctor care against medical opposition, citing third party care as motivation. The AMA is expected to respond at its upcoming convention.
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AMA
San Francisco
Knowland Defends Labor Stand in California Race
Sen. Knowland aims to win by arguing Brown’s record as attorney general. He pledges union democracy measures and a secret ballot, while warning against harsh attacks on labor. He will discuss issues across the state and keep his campaign aligned with GOP principles.
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Ohio
Atty
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Eer
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California
Goodwin J. Knight
Senate
GOP
Steve Doughty
Maui
Hawaii
Rusty
Los Angeles
Islands
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Rail cars shortage hits Liberal amid wheat rush
A railroad official said Sunday that wheat from Southwestern Kansas is opening so rapidly that 500 railroad boxcars are already in short supply. The note reflects a surge in rail traffic tied to harvest activity in Liberal and surrounding areas.
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Kansas
Dies at Wedding in Ann Arbor
Mrs. Fern Lucas, 53, collapsed and died Sunday during the wedding ceremony of her daughter Kathryn to Romulus Portwood in Ann Arbor Michigan. The tragedy marked a sudden end to the family event with local authorities notifying attendees and dispatching emergency responders.
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Fern Lucas
Kathryn
Romulus Portwood
Labor Bill Action in Senate Debated Over Labor Reform
Senate wrestles with a labor abuses bill awaiting action as debate stretches into a fourth day. Lyndon B. Johnson aims to finish tonight under a debate limit while amendments, including Potter’s dues-for-political use clause, spark contention among Goldwater Curtis Morse. The measure seeks to expel racketeers from unions and empower rank and file control.
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Rneb
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