Ball to warn Greece Turkey on Cyprus crisis in Geneva
U S Undersecretary of State George W Ball begins an emergency mission to Greece and Turkey to deter Cyprus crisis escalation. He cautions war is unacceptable and could threaten NATO unity and the free world. In Washington Republican foes propose cutting foreign aid from 200 million to 400 million as the 8.5 billion aid bill moves to amendments.
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Thailand Dispatches Teams for Borneo Guerrilla Verification
Thailand ordered advance teams to Borneo to set up a communications network that will verify the withdrawal of Indonesian guerrillas from Malaysian Borneo. Malaysian and Indonesian negotiators have not yet agreed on all details of the verification procedure.
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Thailand
Borneo
Malaysian Borneo
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United Nations appeals South Africa on death sentences
The U N Security Council urged South Africa to halt death sentences tied to racial policies. The vote was 7 to 0 with the United States, Britain, France and Brazil abstaining.
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U.N. Security Council
South Africa
United States
Britain
France
Brazil
Cuban Leader Sees Both U.S. Parties Harmful to Latin America
In Havana Blas Roca, flagging Cuban stance, argued in a radio television appearance that neither Democrats nor Republicans, including Goldwater, would be good for Latin America. He called both U.S. parties enemies of the region.
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Latin America
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Johnson outlines International Cooperation Year aims at world welfare
President Johnson urged use of 1965 to advance science and aid for humanity beyond the cold war. He touted large scale atomic reactors to turn sea water into usable supplies and to fight disease globally, with a worldwide weather program and renewed global cooperation to lift living standards.
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John F. Kennedy
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Riot Returns to Tuscaloosa As 96 Negroes Are jailed
Police kept tight watch on the Negro community after a 45 minute siege that left 38 injured and 96 jailed. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr ordered staffers into Tuscaloosa as authorities feared renewed demonstrations despite a ban on street marches.
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Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Casals Conducts Memorial Concert at Casals Festival
Pablo Casals paid tribute to the late President John F Kennedy with a memorial concert at the Casals Music Festival. The 87 year old cellist conducted the entire program despite friends urging rest.
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Puerto Rico
Pablo Casals
John F. Kennedy
Canadian defense bill to unify chiefs of staff
The House of Commons approved a government bill to replace the chiefs of staff of Canada’s three armed forces with a single defense chief. The measure still requires a third reading in Parliament and royal assent to become law.
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No Challengers Seen for Barry
Governors Conference ends with Barry Goldwater likely to secure the GOP presidential nomination as rivals withdraw. Nixon urged Romney to run and Scranton quit after Eisenhower’s push, leaving Nelson Rockefeller as Goldwater’s lone declared opponent with slim odds to block him.
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Goldwater Eyes Four East Leaders as Possible Running Mate
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona weighs four Eastern Republicans as potential running mates. Names include Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton Kentucky Sen. Thruston Morton New York Rep. William Miller Ohio Gov. James Rhodes. Goldwater hints at balancing ticket with a moderate East figure and notes he seeks delegates.
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New York
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Thomasville Family to Visit Atlanta for Capitol Assignments
A Thomasville family travels to Atlanta for State Capitol duties. The Rev R E Courtney pastor of Dawson Street Baptist Church is invited to serve as chaplain in the House of Representatives on Thursday and the young Courtneys John and Becky are asked to serve as pages for the day.
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Strife Continues In St. Augustine
In St. Augustine Florida a night march protesting discrimination led to a violent street clash as white attackers fights with marchers. Reverend Andrew Young was assaulted but continued with plans to press for federal protections as police reported no arrests.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Old City
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Disaster Areas Declared In Flood Stricken Montana
Floods across northwestern Montana forced 2000 to 3000 people from homes as Gov. Babcock warned of 10 million dollars in damages. President Johnson declared seven counties a disaster area and rescue flights by Air Force and National Guard aided evacuees.
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Tim Babcock
Johnson
Sun River
Air Force and
National Guard
Tom Sullivan
Red Cross
Great Falls
Sixth Street
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Malmstrom Air Force Base
Senate votes to end southern filibuster on civil rights bill
The Senate invoked cloture 71 to 29 ending a 75 day southern filibuster on the civil rights bill. The vote capped a marathon session after which debate is limited to one hour per side. The House had previously passed the bill 200 to 190.
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Thrashton B. Morton
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Barry Goldwater Opposes Cloture on Civil Rights Bill
Senator Barry Goldwater votes against cloture to end debate on the civil rights bill and warns he may oppose the bill itself. He says the measure could pass 71 to 29 unless a change is made, signaling possible further opposition.
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