Turks Beg Lifting of Greek Blockade
Turkish Cypriot leader Dr Fazil Kuchuk warned the Greek Cypriot blockade could drive 35,000 bread under threat and urged Ankara for political steps to pressure Archbishop Makarios. The UN peace force leader Lt Gen Thimayya noted conflicting views on hunger and said the cease fire is a breather as U Thant calls for more troops.
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George McArthur
Nicosia
Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
Ankara
Makarios
K.S. Thimayya
Thimayya
Kuchuk
United Nations Security Council
U.N
U Thant
Tension Subdues In N J Cities After Three Nights Of Violence
Paterson authorities reported 50 to 60 incidents in the Fourth Ward with 23 Negroes, one white man and a dozen juveniles arrested. A police car was damaged and three officers and a teen were slightly injured. In Elizabethport, 40 Negro youths led a midnight milling with 200 to 300 others. six Negroes were arrested as squad cars overwhelmed the scene. Police and officials blamed hoodlums, noting mood improved in Elizabeth and Paterson compared with prior nights.
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Paterson
N.J
Elizabeth
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
Jersey City
Fourth Ward
Frank X. Graves
Graves
Elizabethport
First Street
Walter Truzack
Mrs Kerr Remarries Mrs Kerr Remarries
In Minneapolis AP report Mrs Grayce Kerr widow of Sen Robert Kerr D Okla and former Tulsa Mayor Olney Flynn Republican wed Thursday Kerr died Jan 1 1963 Flynn oil company president and former Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate aged 1946 and his late wife died October 1963 Flynn plans to live in Tulsa saying I decided that if you can't beat the Democrats you should join them.
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Grayce Kerr
Robert Kerr
D-Okla
Tulsa
Olney Flynn
Flynn
Olney
Kerr
Flynn Oil Co
Oklahoma
Goldwater Campaign Opens in Prescott Arizona
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater will formally open his White House campaign in Prescott Arizona on September 3 with Dennison Kitchel as campaign manager. The date was moved up from September 4.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Prescott
Ariz
Dennison Kitchel
Two Dallas Women Die in Copperhill Crash
COPPERHILL Tenn AP Two women returning to Dallas after a Southwide church meeting in North Carolina died from injuries in an auto crash near Copperhill. The deceased were Mrs. Mary Mc Commas 74 and Mrs. Alta Boswell 70.
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Copperhill, Tenn
Dallas
North Carolina
Mary McCommas
Alta Boswell
Dentist A B Carter, 82, Dies in Texas
Dr. A B Carter, 82, retired dentist and former president of the Spanish American War veterans, died here today. A former Sherman resident, he is survived by his widow and a son, Dr. John F E Carter of San Antonio.
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Post Tex
A. B Carter
Sherman
John FE. Carter
San Antonio
Weather forecast for Texas regions with hot, partly cloudy days
Regional temperatures rise across Texas with highs near 99 in North Central and 104 in parts of the Northeast. Lows range from 74 to 78 degrees, with scattered showers in the Northeast and Southeast counties and gusty coastal winds along the coast.
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Snyder
Texas
Pannandie
Johnson signs federal pay raise bill in White House garden
President Johnson signed the federal pay raise measure in a White House ceremony. It covers about 1.7 million workers including Congress members, judges, and officials with increases ranging from 2.7 to 30 percent. Retroactive to July 1 for most, with Cabinet members getting the largest $10,000 yearly bump.
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Johnson
White House
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House
Senate
Courts of Appeal
Supreme Court
Wall Vigil Turns Violent as Berlin Rioters Attack Soviet Car
West Berlin held an hour of silence for the wall anniversary, then rioters surged the barricades attacking a Soviet army car near Checkpoint Charlie. Police cleared the crowd as a truck trailer breached barriers and clashes erupted near the wall.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
Wall
Charlie
West Berlin
West
Rebellion Stirs In Central Congo Amid Uproar
Reports from Leopoldville and Bukavu describe 2 000 Mulele loyalists massing about 20 miles south of Kikwit as U S paratroopers and four transports arrive to guard air assets and rescue missions. Rebels cite Western Congo attacks and mission field pressure.
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Robin Mannock
Kivu
Leopooldville
Congo
U.S
Bukavu
Central Congo
Mulele -Ebels
Leopoldville
Pierre Mulele
Kikwit
Kwi‘u
Mulele
Central
Kwilu River
Seven Airmen Killed in Tokyo Area Plane Crash
TOKYO AP Seven U S Airmen were killed when a U S Air Force KB50 refueling plane crashed about 140 miles north of Tokyo. Four crew members were injured and the cause was not known. Names of the dead were withheld pending kin notification.
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Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Senate and House delay loom over reapportionment ruling
Congress battles over the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling as Senate leaders warn of protracted debate on foreign aid delays and the House contemplates a bill stripping courts of jurisdiction in reapportionment cases. Goldwater labels Johnson on weaponry remarks amid Senate-White House friction.
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John Beckler
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Arms Terms Debate at Supreme Court and House
A debate on arms terms reaches the Supreme Court with discussion of federal district courts having no jurisdiction over state reapportionment cases. Goldwater advocates authorization for the House to order consideration of a treaty enabling the use of tactical nuclear weapons in case of attack.
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Atlantic City
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
House
Tuck
Senate
Eratic
Mike Mansfield Goldwater
Everett
Johnson
M. Dirksen
Justice Department
South
East Asia
Dirksen
Goldwn
Smith
Miller
Goldwater
Hershey
Papreme Court
Robert S
McNamara
Supreme Court
Juris
Connally Starts First Texas Good Will Tour In Mexico
Gov. John Connally leaves for a four-state northern Mexico trip beginning in Laredo with visits to Chihuahua Saltillo Victoria and Monterrey. The governor will appear before legislatures join news conferences wreath layings and city tours to strengthen Texas Mexico relations.
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Ernest Stromberger
Austin
John'cial
Texas
Connally
Mexico
William
Mrs. Connally
Laredo
Chihuahua
el Paso
Saltillo
Victoria
Monterrey
Latin America
Hobby
Alvaro Obregon Obregon
Dallas
Obregon
James Allred
United States
Gov
Coke Stevenson
Mexico City
Allan Shivers
Nuevo Laredo Customs House
Tamaulipas
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