Cyprus accepts Thant peace plan amid Greek Turkish concerns
Cyprus President Makarios replied to U Thant that he accepts the general outline of the secretary general s plan with reservations. Greece and Turkey had already signaled acceptance while Vance urged compromises to disband the Greek Cypriot National Guard and expand the UN peace force role.
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United Nations
Makarios
Cyprus
U Thant
Thant
Greece
Turkey
U.N
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Nicosia
Vance
Athens
Washington
Johnson
Zenon Rassides
Tax Deadline Is Tomorrow
City taxes including capitation personal property and real estate face a five percent late fee if not paid by 5 p.m. tomorrow at the Treasurer's Office or postmarked by midnight tomorrow.
Town Crier Star Motor route carriers seek snow removal
Delivery crews urge subscribers to clear snow from in front of Star boxes to ease mail and telephone book distribution by the post office. Telephone directories began arriving last Thursday with completion expected today or tomorrow by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Motors Inc lists a 1967 Chevy Malibu HT with vinyl top and 7,000 miles for 2595 dollars.
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Star Motor Route
Star
Chesapeake and Potomac. Telephone Co
Motors Inc
27 Hurt as San Francisco Cable Car Runs Wild
In San Francisco on a rainy night a Hyde Street cable car sped out of control down a steep hill, ramming a car and bursting into flames. Ambulances carried 27 people to hospitals with burns and injuries. James Van Baalen was critically burned. The grip man and conductor-brakeman were not injured as investigators probe the out of control accident routed by a loss of cable grip.
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San Francisco
Ryde Street
James van Baalen
Hyde Street
Powell
Market Streets
Hyde
Bay Street
Jim Kosek
Clarendon Hills
North Point Street
Frank Coombs
Andrew S. Hallidie
Britainwide rail strike cripples economy and traffic
A go slow engine drivers strike cripples rail service in Britain, halting freight and many passenger trains and snarling roads as Prime Minister Wilson considers emergency measures. Rail workers refuse to start trains, causing mass delays and a threat to the economy. pilots at BOAC plan a 48 hour strike pending recognition.
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London
Ray Gunter
Nationalized
Rail Board
Drivers’ Union
State Railway
Harold Wilson
Royal Air Force
National Union of Railwaymen
Associated Society of Locomotive
British Overseas Airways Corporation
BOAC
Kenwood Beauty Shop Now Open
Betty Newlin opens Kenwood Beauty Shop as owner and operator. Contact 667 8495 for appointments.
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Kenwood Beauty Shop
Betty Newlin
Baker dies owner of local electrical firm at 58
Charles B Ikey Baker 58 of 312 South Washington Street died at home. Born May 13 1909 in Frederick County he founded Baker and Anderson Electrical Co in 1936. Survivor include his widow two sons Reginald and Thomas and daughter Gene Fisher. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 PM at First Presbyterian Church. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Heart Fund contributions requested.
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Charles B
Ikey) Baker
S. Washington St
Mr. Baker
Frederick County
Harry Carr
Edmonia Stine Baker
Mary Sullivan
Winchester
Baker & Anderson Electrical Co., Inc
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Handley High School
Thomas C. Baker
Reginald Baker
Gene Fisher
Blacksburg
Douglas Fields
Walstonburg
N. C
First Presbyterian
Heart Transplant Breakthrough Reaches Cape Town
CAPE TOWN AP South Africa a 55 year old Lithuanian born businessman Louis Washkansky remains in satisfactory condition after receiving the heart of 25 year old Denise Ann Darvall in the first successful human heart transplant. Doctors warn rejection is possible years away but note the operation could save lives. The transplant performed at Groote Schuur Hospital under Dr Jan H Louw and Prof Chris Barnard could shape future transplants worldwide.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Groote Schuur Hospital
Washkansky
Denise Ann Darvall
Jacobus G. Burger
Berger
Jan, H. Louw
Chris Barnard
Miss Darvall
Dr. Louw
United States
Norman Shumway
Stanford Medical Center
Stanford
Michael DeBakey
Houston
Kenneth Sell
U.S. Naval Medical Research Institute
University of Mississippi
Viet Cong Battalion Boxed In 200 Killed in Delta Battle
American infantrymen and South Vietnamese Marines boxed in a Viet Cong battalion in the Mekong Delta and reported 200 enemy killed in a day long clash. Allied casualties were four dead and 38 wounded on the U.S. side and 15 killed and 50 wounded among South Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
Long Binh
North Vietnam
Bert Lahr Dies Great Comic and Wizard of Oz Star
Bert Lahr famed for the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz died at 72 in New York at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center from a massive internal hemorrhage after treatment since November 21 for a back ailment and pneumonia. Born Irving Lahrheim in New York City on August 13, 1895, his career spanned vaudeville stage, Broadway and film, including Waiting for Godot and Flying High. He is survived by his widow Mildred Schroeder and children John Jane and Herbert from prior marriage.
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New York
Bert Lahr
Lahr
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Godot
Shaw
Moliere
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Brooks Atkinson
The
New York Times
Court Cites Fatal Omission in Virginia Murder Conviction
The Virginia Supreme Court reversed Luther Durham Jr.’s 20 year second degree murder sentence for the 1963 Dinwiddie robbery slaying, ruling the investigating officer failed to advise Durham of his right to counsel and to remain silent, a Miranda style defect requiring a new trial.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Luther Durham, Jr
Dinwiddie
Durham
Chesterefield
E. M. Lloyd
State Supreme Court
Archiebald C. Buchanan
Lloyd
Supreme Court to hear housing discrimination appeal
The Supreme Court will decide whether racial exclusion by large suburban developers violates the Constitution or federal law. A Negro bail bondsman and his white wife, Joseph Lee and Barbara Jo Jones, sued Paddock Woods Development in North St. Louis County after being denied a home. The U.S. Circuit Court in St. Louis ruled against them last June.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
St. Louis
Department
Joseph Lee
Barbara Jo Jones
Paddock Woods
St. Louis County
U.S. Circuit Court
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Judges Athletic Association
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Liverpool
C.B. Baker
Jones Funeral
Heart Fund
Delta
9Th Infantry Division
5Th Vietnamese Marine
Miranda
State of
Arizona
Buchanan
Charlie Brown
Iserass
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