Cyprus Dispute Referred to United Nations Security Council
The Cyprus dispute goes before the United Nations Security Council as Britain and the United States seek a NATO backed peace force. Archbishop Makarios pledges resistance but says Greek Cypriots will not yield. Spyros Kyprianou says a UN controlled force not NATO troops could be acceptable.
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United Nations, N. Y
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Britain
United States
Turkey
Greece
Council
U.N
North Treaty Organization
Makarios
U.S
George W. Ball
Washington
NATO
Ball
Blood Drive Passes Threshold for B Positive
Red Cross spokesmen said sufficient pledges for B Positive blood have been received for the Blood Mobile visit here on Tuesday. Blood types urged to vote for the visit of the B at the Episcopal Parish House tomorrow.
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RED Cross
Episcopal Parish
High Court Rules Representation Must Be Equal
The Supreme Court held that the Constitution requires equal representation for equal numbers of people in the U. S. House, allowing federal review of Georgia congressional districting. Justices split over scope, with dissents cautioning about legitimacy of current House composition.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. House of Representatives
Georgia
Black
House of Representatives
Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Clark
Federal District Court
Stewart
Fulton County
Tlanta
High Tribunal
Tennessee
Feder
Supreme Court Reverses Costello Deportation
The Supreme Court, in a 6 2 decision, overturns an order to deport 71 year old New York gambler Frank Costello. Justice White dissents with Justice Clark joining. Justice Harlan did not participate. Costello, born in Italy, was naturalized in 1925 but had citizenship canceled in 1959 for alleged fraud. He had tax evasion convictions in 1954 for 1948 and 1949. The 1961 deportation order stemmed from two crimes of moral turpitude. lower courts upheld the order.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frank Costello
New York
Stewart
Justice White
Clark
Harlan
Costello
Italy
U.S. Circuit Court
Justice Department
Dallas Murder Trial Opens With Acquittal Motion Denied
Dallas AP report on Jack Ruby facing murder trial for killing Lee Harvey Oswald. Judge Bro overruled Ruby defense motion for directed acquittal citing jury issues and brain damage claims based on a January psychiatric exam. Trial process begins with a large pool of 900 jurors, Ruby described as pale and grave. Wade says guilt or innocence is immaterial. the case seeks the maximum penalty of execution. Also notes Cyprus settlement described as essential to world peace after Ball informs Johnson of gravity in Cyprus situation.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Bro
Melvin Belli
Joe Tonnhill
Sai
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Townhill
James Bowie
Brown
Texas
Aftor
Oswald
Henry M. Wade
Lée Harvey Oswald
Wade
Raby
Washington (Ap
George W. Ball
Johnson
Cyprus
Fire Levels Large Barn In Clarke
A large barn on Senseny Road near Berryville owned by Warren E. Seibel burned to the ground early today. Berryville and Boyer fire companies fought the blaze from 12:30 a.m. to 6 a.m., saving a milking parlor and live stock barn. Two antique autos, a farm truck, hay and straw were lost. loss amount not yet determined. Some property covered by insurance.
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Berryville
Senseny Road
Warren E. Seibel
John H. Enders Fire Co
Boye Fire Co
Sha Fire Co
Frederick Co
Clarke
Multiple arrests in three city burglary cases
Three adults and four juveniles are tied to break ins at Pope's Texaco, North Loudoun Atlantic Station, and B and M Sales Co Garage. Jenkins 19 faces grand jury action after a Feb 1 Pope's break in. Yancey 21 on bond after Jan 29 Atlantic Station and other burglaries. Juvenile petitions filed for youths ages 15 to 17. Preliminary hearings set for Wednesday.
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Warren Rudolph
Ralph Wayne Jenkins
Bufflick Rd
Robert Leeman
Fairview Ave
Roger William Elder
Allison Ave
Jenkins
John W. Rice
Pope
Texaco
N. Loudoun St
Yancey
Pope’s
North Loudoun St
B & M Sales Co
N. Loudoun Atlantic
Elder
Muncipal Court
Three Americans Die and Fifty-One Are Hurt in Saigon
In Saigon a wounded rickshaw driver is held as prime suspect after a bombing at an American movie theater. Three Americans were killed and 51 wounded, including women and children, in the latest attack.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Kit
U.8
Ricksha Boy
A. U.S
Oie Terman
Offieam Koch
Theuilding
David Nes
Nguyen Khanh
Saison
U. S
Kontum
McNamara LeMay Clash Over Missile Reliability
Secret testimony before the House Armed Services Committee showed Robert McNamara and Curtis LeMay giving differing figures on missile reliability. The conflict drew political reaction as Goldwater urged more bomber funding. The hearing transcript will be released Tuesday with possible deletions for classified material.
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Washington
Compress
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Capitol Hill
House ‘Armed Services Committee
McNamara
LeMay
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Department of Defense
Va Bill Seeks Local Option Liquor Vote in Virginia
In Richmond AP reports that Delegate Bernard Levin of Norfolk introduced a 1964 bill asking for a statewide advisory referendum on local option liquor by the drink. The measure would let voters in cities and counties decide whether to amend our liquor laws for local option sales.
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Richmond
House
Del
Bernard Levin
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
General Laws
Levin
Assembly
Virginia
Ornce
Nagargo Aye Reg Opens Dental Office on West Boscawen
Announcement that Nagargo Aye regroups a dentistry practice opening an office at West Boscawen Street with contact by phone MO 23 7160.
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W. Boscawen St
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