Turkish Leader Rejects Johnson Invitation to Washington
Ankara sources say Premier Ismet Inonu will not travel to Washington for Cyprus talks. Johnson may visit Ankara if desired. A clash over Cyprus has heightened tension with Iskenderun fleet rumors and calls for Turkish arm support to Cypriots. UN forces remain alert as the crisis intensifies.
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UPI
Ismet Inonu
Johnson
Washington
Cyprus
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Istanbul
Athens
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Inona
United States
United Nations
Miners to Have Day Saturday Centennial Cos tumes Contest
Copperhill celebrations sponsor a centennial costumes contest with prizes for oldest and most authentic outfits and a grand march for all dancers. Miners Union officers lead the event as safety committees form the Day committee. numerous first aid teams and shop crews listed with captains and members among Badger Lincoln Vaughn Berkeley Garage and other groups.
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Wilford Rowe
Jim Ryan
Minners Union
Badger
Lincoln Vaughn
Ronald Vaughn
Albert Dollar
Jack Manley
Albert Dunks Jr
Joseph Walsh
Berkeley Garage
Thomas Tracy
James Harris
Gilbert Sauebier
Jack Guinnane
Mayor resigns over Paine statue in Thetford
John Mayes, an engineer, quits Thetford Borough Council over plans for a bronze statue of American revolutionary Thomas Paine born in Thetford. The statue, a gift from the Thomas Paine Foundation of America, will be dedicated Sunday. Mayes will not attend, calling Paine an anarchist and traitor.
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Thetford, England
John Mayes
Thetford
Thomas Paine
Thomas Paine Foundation of America
Mayes
Paine
Eisenhower Scranton Meet Sparks GOP Mediation Push
Eisenhower urges Scranton and his backers to meet ahead of the governors conference as moderates seek a peace conference within the GOP. Scranton tilts toward an open convention while Goldwater’s camp braces for a potential nomination clash.
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Robert J. Corbett
R-Pa
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Pennsylvania
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Jack Conmy
CBS
Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
Gov. Scranton
California
Calif
White House
Two Montana Masons Reflect on Long Service
Percy W. Doles of Havre and Sid Carkeet of Butte, two of Montana's oldest Masons, discuss early Masonic activities at a York Rite conclave. Doles has 60 years in the order while Carkeet has 56 years.
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Montana
Percy W. Doles
Havre
Sid Carkeet
Butte
Doles
Carkeet
York Rite Bodies
GOP M eetings set for June in Helena with key speakers
Montana GOP conventions begin Friday at the Civic Center with delegates choosing 14 national convention delegates and alternates. Friday features speeches from presidential candidates including Rep. James Battin and Gov. Tim Babcock. Stassen expected to appear. Saturday's platform convention will elect a state chairman and officers. Rumors include W Y Moberly as a contender and Mrs Gladys Knowles may retire after 24 years.
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James E. Murphy
Kalispell
Gladys Knowles
Billings
Murphy
Knowles
Montana
W. Y. Moberly
Sweetgrass
Helena
Engles
James T. Battin
Eastern Congressional District
Tim Babcock
Stassen
San Francisco
Civic Center
State Central Committee
Moscow hosts three day Japanese film festival
The Soviet capital runs a three day Japanese film festival with an opening program featuring a film about Japanese life with Russian captions and a documentary on the press voiced in Russian.
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Moscow
Bangkok cabbies risk license loss for abusive language
Bangkok police will suspend licenses of cabdrivers who use provocative language with passengers following numerous complaints. Authorities said the measure targets abusive remarks and aims to curb hostile treatment in taxi service.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Red Squatters Seize Ranches Reported in Nicaragua
In Chinandega Province commun ist led squatters from El Salvador and Honduras seize ranches. Agriculture Ministry spokesman Gerardo Suarez Lopez cites invasions including property once owned by Agriculture Minister Tomas Lacayo de Montealegre. Province lies on Nicaragua Pacific coast near Honduras.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Agriculture Ministry
el Salvador
Honduras
Chinandega Province
Gerardo Suarez Lopez
Tomas Lacayo de Montealegre
Johnsons Pledge on Civil Rights and Senate Cloture Rule
The article notes a clash over civil rights with a cloture motion requiring a two thirds majority. It states Sen Clair Engle is ailing and unlikely to vote, delaying the showdown to Wednesday and limiting debate to one hour per amendment and the bill. It also mentions a Smithsonian display of a 180 ton steam locomotive and tender in a hall built around them.
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Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Smithsonian Institution
New Museum of History and Technology
Washington
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