Inonu to Meet Johnson Over Cyprus Crisis
Washington announces that Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu will discuss the Cyprus crisis with President Johnson starting June 22. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou may also be invited for a separate meeting on the same topic. The timing follows a mission to Greece and Turkey by Undersecretary George W. Rall.
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Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Johnson
Cyprus
White House
George Papandreous
Greece
Inonu
George W. Rall
Queen Elizabeth II Marks 38th Birthday at Trooping the Colour
Queen Elizabeth II observed her official 38th birthday with the Trooping the Colour ceremony at Horse Guards Parade near Buckingham Palace. The Coldstream Guards color led the march for a tour in Germany, as tens of thousands of subjects and hundreds of tourists lined the Mall.
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Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Coldstream Guards
Germany
Queen Elizabeth II of England
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Prince Edward
Cecil Heaton
Princess Margaret
Dominican junta member links explosions to pro Castro saboteurs
In Santo Domingo a ruling junta official said pro Castro saboteurs caused the ammunition dump explosions that killed nine and wounded 111. A government source said three civilian suspects were arrested and confessed. Donald Reid Cabral, head of the triumvirate, said the blasts were deliberate.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Donald Reid Cabral
Soviet backs expansion of UN Security and ECOSOC
The Soviet Union has dropped its opposition to enlarging the United Nations Security Council from 11 to 15 members and the Economic and Social Council from 18 to 27. The General Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favor of the amendments, sourced from UN discussions in New York.
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Security Council
Economic and Social Council
General Assembly
Canada debates maple leaf flag as official banner
On Parliament Hill four hours the proposed maple leaf flag flew. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson seeks the maple leaf flag as Canada official banner. Many Canadians of British descent oppose replacing the red ensign with Union Jack in the corner.
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Ottawa
Canada
Parliament Hill
Lester B. Pearson
Czechoslovaks prepare to vote as reforms loom
About nine million Czechoslovakians are expected to vote in national elections Sunday. The regime touts democracy while the National Assembly gains real control over representative bodies, especially local authorities. The 300 member Assembly has largely rubber stamped actions.
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Vienna
Austria
National Assembly
House stolen in Grand Blanc township shocks owner
An immigrant caller told Geneese County sheriffs office in Flint that his four room frame house in Grand Blanc township purchased by Floyd Bay had vanished. The 24 by 24 foot structure its septic tank and graded property were gone. Ray said he last visited the base two weeks ago.
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Flint, Mich
Genesee County Sheriff's Office
Grand Blanc Township
Floyd Bay
Ray
Erhard Unworried By New Red Pact
Washington reports West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard returns home confident after agreement with President Johnson that the Soviet East German friendship treaty does not threaten the West. U S officials viewed the Moscow pact as not creating a new crisis and as a political setback for Walter Ulbricht.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
U.S
Ulbricht
White House
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White March New Twist in St. Augustine
In St Augustine Florida whites staged marches through a Negro neighborhood renewing calls for a ban on night marches. Police prepared to enforce a court order as Dr Martin Luther King Jr awaited a Jacksonville hearing.
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ST. Augustine, Frs
Florida
James Kynes
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Martin Luther King
Duval County
Bubba Manuey
Dixon Stanford
Georgia Senate stalls on constitution plan amid absentees
Georgia senators pushed amendments to a proposed state constitution but about 19 members were absent, limiting progress. Sen. William A. Zorn proposed barring local governments from regulating privately owned accommodations and from creating a Fair Employment Practices Commission, while another amendment sought to curb local civil law over private relationships. The House has approved its version. a conference committee will reconcile differences as the Senate weighs the draft.
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Atlanta
Georgia
William A. Zorn
Jesup
Fair Employment Practices Commission
House
Senate
North Korea Moves Amid South Student Protests
President Chung Hee Park says Red forces north of the DMZ carried out significant military moves during student demonstrations in the south. He notes enemy aircraft were grounded by May 25 and troop reinforcements were sent to several areas.
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Red
Korea
South
Chung Hee Park
Park
Weather forecast notes hot weekend with clouds
Partly cloudy to fair and continued rather hot today and Sunday, signaling a hot weekend ahead with little relief from the heat.
Eisenhower backs Scranton bid as lawmakers seek endorsement
Former President Eisenhower welcomes Gov. William Scranton’s Republican nomination run but declines to endorse after Pennsylvania legislators request support. Eisenhower also meets Maxwell Rabb, former White House aide and Lodge campaign chair, who says his group backs Scranton.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Mit
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Maxwell M. Rabb
New York
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower Radio Declaration Triggers GOP Response
Eisenhower voiced support for moderate Republican groups while Scranton declared his candidacy on radio. He urged a free fair primary, arguing party vigor benefits the nation and calls for open competition within the Republican ranks.
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Eisenhower
Scranton
Bainbridge to Host Groundbreaking for 342 Million Fertilizer Facility
Governor Carl Sanders will join Georgia Ports Authority officials and Southern Nitrogen Company leaders Monday in Bainbridge for the groundbreaking of a 342 million fertilizer manufacturing and distribution complex at the inland port. The project includes two plants for nitric acid and granulated fertilizers, a 120000 square foot warehouse, six acres purchased and seven leased near the docks, plus two storage tanks. J D Holt of the Ports Authority to preside.
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Carl Sanders
Georgia Ports Authority
Southern Nitrogen Company
Southern Nitrogen Company of
Savannah
The
Ports Authority
Southern Nitrdgen
Belo Georgia Weather Report From Marietta Area
Inadequate readable text details a marred weather report from Marietta area. Elements mention a 10 meter precipitation or meter and a state forecast with uncertain indicators.
Grounded speech on noon program features Sanders Bainbridge
Fragmentary note shows mentions of a noon event with speakers Sanders Bainbridge and a presidential context. It references a ground level discussion and elve or eleven o clock phrasing. Limited readable names and places constrain specifics.
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Id Bainbridge
Weather Unstable With Heavy Rain Across Cities
Severe storms lashed multiple areas with heavy rain and strong winds. Utilities reported lines down and injuries in several incidents as streets flooded and drivers struggled. Local crews worked through the day to restore power and clear debris.
Scranton Warns GOP Must Clarify Stance On Security and Policy
Hartford AP Gov William Scranton opened his presidential bid calling the GOP to show it does not oppose Social Security, the United Nations, human rights or a sane nuclear policy. He challenged front runner Barry Goldwater and urged candor at the Connecticut convention. He criticized the Johnson administration on Cuba Berlin Southeast Asia Africa and Red China.
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Hartford, Conn
Republican Party
United Nations
William W. Scranton
GOP
Scranton
America
Public Library to Open at 9 30 A M in New Building
Mrs Harris Mitchell announces the Wit Thomasville Public Library will open at 9 30 A M Monday in the new Broad and Jefferson Street building. Services will be limited as construction continues and there will be no overdue charges on books returned.
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Thomasville Public
ACL Officials Deny Slashing Local Runs
ACL officials deny reports that trains 180 and 189 serving Thomasville between Montgomery and Waycross would be discontinued. The Post Office Department plans to withdraw railway post offices on the two trains as part of a general economy drive started by President Johnson. Postal officials say the move aims to re route services and possibly use traveling post offices. Local chamber leaders urge retaining the trains which feed Thomasville Quitman Cairo and Valdosta with connections in Montgomery and Waycross.
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Montgomery
Waycross
Post Office Department
Associated Press
Atlanta
Johnson
South Georgia
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Quitman
Cafro
Valdosta
Washington
New York
Leon Blair
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