Makarios Agrees To Ease Blockade Of Turkish Areas
United Nations announced Makarios agreed to ease the blockade on Turkish Cypriot towns while insisting on maintaining security measures. The UN noted areas such as Nicosia Klima Kokkina Lefka and Limnites as key Turkish Cypriot populations. Johnson said there is no acceptable alternative but UN cooperation to restore peace. Turkey began large scale drills near Cyprus as NATO pressures and Greek forces shift. Spinelli named Cyprus peace mediator to replace Tasmiodja who suffered a stroke.
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Cyprus
United Nations
Makarios
U.N
Klima
Kokkina
Lefka
Limnites
Johnson
United States
Pier Pasquale Spinelli
Sakari Tasmiodja
Finland
Tuomioja
Geneva
Europeans Killed as Congo Rebels Hit U.N. Aides
Reports from Albertville say at least four Europeans are dead including two U.N. officials. Diplomats note 10 in jail and 18 in hospital as tensions rise. U.N. refugees chief officials Jean Plique and Francois Preziosi are safe in Kalonge. Soviet press condemns U.S. intervention as an African Viet Nam.
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The
Congo
United Nations
Albertville
Geneva
U.N
Kalonge
Kivu
Jean Plique
Francois Preziosi
U.N. High Commissioner For
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Inside Today's Citizen highlights and listings
A compact page note lists sections including Bridge, Comics, Crossword Puzzle, Deaths, Editorials, Financial News, Movie Times, Public Records, Sports, TV Radio Dials, Woman's View and Tucson Tonight with brief mentions of features and upcoming items.
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Movie Times
Public Records
Woman's View
Tucson
TV Debate Bill Axing Expected
Johnson administration aims to kill a compromise TV debates bill. Senate Leader Mansfield said he plans to bring the measure to the Senate later, with a tabling motion likely. A White House conference with Democratic leaders shaped the tactic as Republicans pressed for debates with Barry Goldwater.
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White House
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Barry Goldwater
Dillon Sees New Round of Tax Cuts Next Year
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon told Democratic platform writers that a rebounding economy under the Johnson administration could enable further tax cuts next year. He said wartime excise taxes could be repealed by Congress at the next session, while Walter Heller urged more efficient use of rising federal revenues.
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Douglas Dillon
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Mississippi Democrats Boycott Platform Hearings
Mississippi's regular Democratic delegates walked out of platform hearings in Washington to avoid being seated as voiceless observers. G C Cortright and Ben Callon stated they would stay available for consultation. A Negro group’s spokesman urged President Johnson to stay neutral to aid the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party FDP at the convention.
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UPI
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FDP
Russ Orbit 3 Satellites: Manned Ship Prelude
MOSCOW UPI reports the Soviet Union launched three Cosmos satellites in one rocket, seen as a prelude to a manned spaceship. The event marked the first time three satellites went up from a single booster, with U S launches of three satellites in prior months noted for comparison. The piece recalls June 1963 cosmonaut missions Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky following earlier Cosmos launches.
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United States
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Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
LBJ to fete Congress with party and governors meeting
President Johnson announced a Wednesday cocktail for all members of Congress and a Saturday working session with Democratic governors, followed by dinner. He said 34 Democratic governors were invited and noted Republican governors had previously been invited but could not attend.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Bess Abell
White House
Rain Totals Vary Across City After Brief Shower
A fleeting rain moved through the area at sundown described as widely scattered. Official Weather Bureau notes .16 inches at International Airport while far East Side saw .03 and central city around .05 with dusty sprinkles elsewhere. The brief shower added to the yearly total.
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Pauges
International Airport
Rainy pattern continues with high humidity and temps near 90s
Rain scoreboards show total rainfall at 948 inches by August 18, with 2.87 inches above normal. Widespread scattered thundershowers likely tonight and tomorrow, little temperature change. Last night’s cool 69 degrees missed the date low by two degrees. tonight near 71. Yesterday’s high 93 expected again tomorrow. At 2 PM today the reading was 92 with 36 percent humidity.
Beatle Haircuts Clog Glasgow Pool Filters
Glasgow pool officials ruled that boys with beatle haircuts must wear girls’ bathing caps. Long hair was blamed for clogging the pool’s filter systems, prompting the new rule.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Keating Runs for New Senate Term Independent of GOP
New York Senator Kenneth B. Keating announced his bid for a new six year term breaking with the Goldwater ticket. He faces Democrat Robert F. Kennedy and possibly Clare Boothe Luce from the Conservative line. Rep. Paul Fino challenged for the GOP nomination. Keating vows to campaign on his record and refuses party bargains.
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UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Senate
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Clare Boothe Luce
Keating
Goldwater
Paul A. Fino
RN. Y
Fino
Miller
House
Bronx
Fine
Goldwater-Miller
Luce
Conservative Party of
Rioting Reignites In Dixmoor Violence After Night Two
Police patrol Dixmoor suburbs after a second night of rioting with gunfire and arson. About 40 arrests, including 27 whites, followed a mob of around 200 Negroes near a boarded liquor store. Sheriff Ogilvie cites outside agitators while critics blame police dog use for the unrest and tensions in the racially mixed town.
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Cook County
Richard B. Ogilvie
Charlie’s $20 Crossword Jackpot contest
Charlie offers a $20 prize for solving his crossword on page 26 of today’s Tucson Daily Citizen. Word clues appear on the same page. Deadline for entries is Thursday at 9 am. The winner will be announced Saturday.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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