Ball Urges Quick Cyprus Solution After Mission
U S Undersecretary George W Ball wrapped up his Cyprus crisis mission in Greece and Turkey urging rapid resolve to the fighting Ankara welcomed U S intervention and Greek Turkish talks. UN mediator Shari Tuomioja arrived in London to brief Thant as Ball leaves for home amid signals of potential direct negotiations.
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London
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Athens
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Soviet Union warns against Mediterranean aggression in Cyprus
Cypriot Communist Haravghi quotes Soviet ambassador Pavel Yermoshin saying the USSR has military power to deter aggression against Cyprus. Firing reported in Kyrenia Mountains north of Nicosia with no casualties. A UN Australian civilian police patrol found nothing at Cape Greco. Western observers see Moscow warning as a signal against a Turkish invasion.
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House members vote selves raise in pay bill
In Washington the House approved a $533 million federal pay bill 243 to 157 to raise salaries from the vice president down and set future increases to be semi automatic. Udall's amendment would boost congressmen pay from 22500 to 30000 and tie future raises to overall raises for classified workers. President Johnson praised the move calling it essential for government efficiency and capable service.
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West German head talks on Kennedy Round tariff hopes
West Germany's Ludwig Erhard at an Ottawa news conference urged tariff talks to succeed while arguing his nation's efforts to avoid a single grain price for the European common market will not derail the Kennedy Round. In Washington, UPI reports a bill would grant government workers a third pay hike in 19 months under the Udall amendment, widening pay boosts to lawmakers and top officials with changes taking effect after elections. The House vote split along party lines, 184 Democrats and 59 Republicans for the pay raise, 46 Democrats and 111 Republicans against, with seven amendments offered and most defeated. President Johnson backed the measure after House rejection.
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