Renewed fighting and Turkish flights threaten Cyprus truce
News from Nicosia reports renewed clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots near Kuma in southwest Cyprus. A UN spokesman said the hour long firefight tested a cease fire in effect since Turkish assaults. Turkish reconnaissance flights near Kokkina Mansoura area were reported as Greek Cypriot advances triggered Turkish air strikes two weeks earlier.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Ars
Mediterranean
Kuma
U.N
Ae Kokkina- Mansoura
Turkey
Petro Garoufalias
Athens
Presiden Makarios
Greece
Indep
Garoufalias
Makarios
Moscow
Kennedy Has Timetable For Senate Bid
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy has a timetable for his Democratic bid for the U.S. Senate from New York. Reported plans call for delaying his resignation as attorney general until September 1, awaiting expected endorsement by New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Apple Blossom Pie Winner Honored in Parade
Ellen Groves of Petersburg West Virginia appeared on a Tri County Fair parade float in Petersburg honoring her Apple Blossom Festival Apple Pie Baking Win. Her appearance followed coverage in Grand County Press and Moorefield Examiner with photos of her Norfolk trip and top prize.
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Ellen Groves
Petersburg
W. Va
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
FFA
Grand County Press
Moorefield Examiner
Ellen
Norfolk
Sanforized Cotton Denim Jeans at Diskay Discount Mart
Discount offer at Diskay Discount Mart Downtown Winchester for boys jeans in sanforized cotton denim priced at 1.84 dollars. Limited stock, store hours not provided.
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Diskay Discount Mart
Winchester
Democrats Back Court Apportionment At National Convention
Mayors led by Raymond Tucker urged a strong platform backing the Supreme Court ruling that states must reapportion by population. Republicans seek to curb courts with new bills while Democrats wrestle wording on civil rights enforcement and local control. Georgia Governor Carl Sanders pressed for a moderate civil rights plank and local implementation.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Platform Writers
Raymond x. Tucker
Congress
Tucker
Platform Committee
High Court
House
Senate
Department of
Paneform
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Sanders
Italian Communist Boss Dies
Palmiro Togliatti, 71, longtime leader of the Italian Communist party, died in Yalta after a stroke and subsequent complications. He had led the party for 38 years and his death prompts a leadership struggle within the Western world’s largest Communist party.
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Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Communist Party
Tony
Yalta
Tass
Togliatti
Italy
U.S. House Committee On Un-American Activities
EUB Conference Hears Reports Ramey Ordained
Ministers and delegates met for the 165th Virginia Conference session at Shenandoah College and Conservatory. William Boyd Ramey Jr. was ordained an Elder by Bishop J Gordon Howard as about 200 delegates gathered for the event. The conference covers Virginia and nearby areas with races and campus ceremonies planned for Sunday.
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Virginia Conference
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William Boyd Ramey,Jr
EUB
J. Gordon Howard
East Central
Floyd Falk
Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
UAW Defers Strike Target Amid GM Ford Chrysler Talks
United Auto Workers defer a decision on a strike target until next Wednesday in Detroit after holding a Chicago meeting. If offers stay as they are, a strike could be authorized against General Motors Ford or Chrysler with contracts due to expire August 31.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
Chicago
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Malcolm Denise
Rother
International Executive Board
Clash Over Asian Policy Renewed In Washington
Washington confrontation spills from Capitol Hill to the Pentagon as the Johnson administration and Republicans trade charges over Southeast Asia and defense policy. Goldwater claims a 90 percent cut in nuclear capacity is possible. the Pentagon and leaders deny such aims and defend current bomber and missile plans.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Johnson
Defense Department
Senate
Mike Mansfield
GOP
South
Viet Nam
Atomic Energy Commission
Goldwater
Congo Battle Rages as Americans Remain Missing
Congo forces with reinforcements fight Communist backed rebels near Bukavu as three Americans including Vice Consul Lewis Macfarlane and two Army officers are reported missing. Washington weighs intensified aid and possible rescue missions amid international scrutiny.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo
Bukavu
Moise Tshombe
Rukavu
U.S. Air Force
Congo Army
Radio Messsages
Leonard Mulamba
U.N
Six Die As Gravel Truck Hits Ottawa Train
AP report from Leonard Ont states a heavy gravel truck struck the Ottawa Montreal passenger train at a crossing ten miles east of Ottawa. Initial reports said five train passengers and the truck driver were killed with many others injured. Ambulances rushed to the scene as three cars derailed and one lay on its side.
Weather: Virginia warms between fronts with chances of showers
Virginia lay between a warm front and a cold front as clouds increased and temperatures rose. Warm humid conditions are expected for several days with showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday.
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Richmond
Virginia
Anti Khanh protests erupt across Vietnam after Sioux losses
In Saigon and other cities students demand civilian rule, calling for press freedom and end to the charter. Buddhist leaders lead rallies as four American advisors die in a southern ambush and a U.S. soldier is killed near the Laos frontier. Police watch while authorities brace for more demonstrations.
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Saigon
Viet_ Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Ton
Tue
Khanh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Cape St. Jacques
Resgime
Hue
Tuy Hoa
Can Tho
Viet Nam
Saisgon
U.S
Drought Threatens Farm Output and Income Across Regions
The drought across many states endangers crop production and farm income, with higher food prices possible. USDA forecasts suggest output will fall below last year’s peak, while pasture for livestock deteriorates. Emergency aid is being extended to farmers in numerous counties as milk and cattle prices may rise and processing needs strain facilities.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Kentucky
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi
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Terry Barr
Becky
Danny Campbell
Sandra Luttrell
Demos
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Philadelphia
Ramey
Howard
Racey Hall
Panhandle
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Maryland
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Forrest S. Racey
College and Conservatory
James Hoover
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Cuba
Bahamas
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Atlantic
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Rico
Venezuela
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Cleo
Brazil
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Charles A. Halleck
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Halleck
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United States
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