Views Vary On Viet Nam Crisis In U S Command
Washington officials say the danger of a major escalation after the North Viet Nam shore attacks is waning. No signs of mass troop movements or sea forces appear, and the Tonkin Gulf patrol will end soon with new patrols to follow. Cyprus RPT Deputy Secretary Vance hopes the crisis ends soon.
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U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Peking Hanoi
United States
Johnson
U. S
Cyrus R. Vance
Tonkin Gulf
Gulf
North Viet Nam
Red China
Buildup at Border Reported Near Vietnam Frontier
South Vietnamese forces report dangerous concentrations across the demarcation line with North Vietnam. Premier Nguyen Khanh observes fortifications near the Ben Hai River as U.S. advisers warn the crisis remains tense and ready responses are prepared for any provocation. Monsoon rains limit air strikes against Viet Cong guerrillas near Saigon.
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Klongtoey
Bangkok
Thailand
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Gulf of Tonkin
South Viet Nam
Khanh
UPI Radiotelephoto
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Nguyen Chanh Thi
Hanoi
Ben Hai
China
North Viet Nam
Leroy P. Collins Jr
Hampton
Collins
Saigon
Greek Cypriots seek international aid as Turkish ships near coast
In Nicosia a government spokesman said Turkish warships were within 10 miles of northern Cyprus as President Makarios met with Cabinet and military advisers. Cyprus, extending waters to 12 miles, asked friendly powers including the Soviet Union, UAE and Syria for help amid invasion fears. Turkish jets carried out daylong strikes. Cyprus reported 24 dead and 200 wounded, with one Turkish pilot captured after a plane was shot down.
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Kyrenia
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Syria
Ankara
Washington
Orhan Eralp
Rossides
Eralp
Rassides
Turkey
Turkish Foreign Office
Iskenderun
UPI Telephoto
New Mexico Insurers elect new officers at 30th convention
New Officers for New Mexico Insurers Inc. were elected Saturday at the 30th annual convention. Jack A. G. Barrenberg of Taos was named president, with Peter McCanna of Albuquerque as first vice president and Ernest McNutt of Levington as second vice president. Other top officers include Robert Beckett of Deming, secretary-treasurer, and Arthur A. Rice of Albuquerque, executive secretary. New two year directors include Stanley Galloway, Albuquerque, Charles Trumbull, Las Vegas, Herbert Dickenson, Farmington, Ray Stephens, Carlsbad, Al Lake Jr., Roswell, Jack Daniels, Hobbs, Robert Rollings, Las Cruces, and Sam H. Angell, Roswell, who will serve one more year as director.
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Jack A.G. Barrenberg
Taos
Peter McCanna
Albuquerque
Ernest McNutt
Levington
Robert Beckett
Deming
Leroy Beuiler
Arthur A. Rice
Stanley Galloway
Charles Trumbull
Las Vegas
Herbert Dickenson
Farmington
Ray Stephens
Carlsbad
al Lake Jr
Roswell
Jack Daniels
Hobbs
Robert Rollings
Las Cruces
Sam H. Angell
Angell
Arrests Near in Rights Murders in Mississippi Case
Three civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney were killed near Jackson Mississippi on June 21. FBI and state investigators pursued leads including weapon matching bullets from the autopsies as President Johnson said substantive results are near. COFO volunteers faced reassignment as the probe continued with renewed hope.
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FBI
Jackson
Johnson City
Tex
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Mississippi
Andrew Goodman
Queens College
New York City
Council of Federated Organizations
COFO
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Meridian
Chaney
David M. Spain
Brookdale Medical Center
New York
Neshoba County
Cyprus Crisis Shifts as Turkish Fleet Rumor Surfaces
United Nations Security Council hears Cyprus crisis rumors as Turkish invasion fleet is denied by Turkey’s envoy. Cypriot ambassador Rossides warns of imminent attack, urging urgent UN measures and compliance with peaceTreaty.
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Zenon Rossides
U.N. Security Council
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Rossides
Security Council
UPI Telephoto
William N. Oatis
N.Y
Cypru
Council
Police Break Up Times Square Protest in Southeast Asia Demonstration
Mounted police charged into a crowd of about 100 demonstrators at Broadway and 47th Street in Times Square, detaining at least a dozen people. Police used radio cars and taxis to move arrests to a station after warning spokesman Philip Luce the rally would not be allowed.
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Times Square
U. S
Southeast Asia
Broadway
47Th Street
Philip Luce
Wilkinson Sees Drift Toward Controls In U S Politics
Former Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson warned at a Hobbs GOP fund raiser that the nation is drifting toward greater control of individuals under the Democratic administration. He urged a consistent foreign policy and cited nuclear power sales to Romania as an example of policy inconsistency. State candidates Merle Tucker and Joe Leonard led the dinner, with telegrams from Goldwater and Mechem Redman and Sims.
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HOBBS
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Romania
Great Britain
Cuba
GOP
Merle Tucker
Joe Leonard
Barry Goldwater
Edwin Mechem
Jack Redman
Mike Sims
U.S
Mechem
Redman
Sims
Washington
Ruidoso Funeral Home Approved in Gateway Shopping Area
Mrs Billie Clarke a partner in a Lincoln County funeral home group said the Ruidoso office was approved late Wednesday by Bob Hamilton. An NM Embalmers and Funeral Directors inspector noted the facility now has a license to operate in the Gateway Shopping Area and is named Chapel of Roses.
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Billie Clarke
Lincoln Countians
Carrizozo
Bob Hamilton
Alamogordo
New Mexico
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