Cyprus Crisis At UN Signals Cautious Mediation Hope
UN diplomats held an emergency Security Council session on Cyprus amid limited prospects for a settlement. Six non permanent members led by Brazil’s Ambassador Bernardes met with Cyprus Turkey Greece and Britain, considering appointing a civilian mediator to resolve constitutional disputes fueling Greek Turkish violence.
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Britain
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Makarios
Johnson Flies To Florida For Fundraiser And Canal Groundbreaking
President Johnson travels to Florida for a Democratic fundraising dinner and to break ground on a cross Florida barge canal project. He plans an overnight in Miami Beach before a side trip to Jacita to join the ceremonial start of the $146 million effort. The trip marks his first political journey since assuming office three months ago.
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Anelan
Preent Johnson
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Fla
Johnson
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Jacksonville, Fla
Weather turns chilly with rising weekend cold snap
Fair and colder weather is forecast tonight with a low of 18 to 25 degrees. It will be cloudy and warmer tomorrow with a high in the low to mid 40s. A cold return is expected Saturday as the Winchester Frederick Chamber of Commerce holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the George Washington Hotel for area residents.
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Tawes Ready To Use Guard In Maryland
Gov. Tawes prepared to deploy the National Guard to Princess Anne if needed after racial demonstrations left 27 Negro students arrested and 59 treated. State Police clashed with 250 to 300 Maryland State College students, while a trooper suffered acid burns. John Wilson, a Maryland State College leader, helped organize protests against segregated restaurants.
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John Wilson
Student Appeal For Equality
Maryland State
Colin Macindoe
Tax Cut Bill Signed And Sealed In Johnson Move
President Johnson signed the expansive tax bill and urged Americans to apply the boost by spending and investing to spur growth. The measure cuts personal taxes about 9 percent for most individuals and up to 20 percent for top earners, retroactive to January 1, with full effect next year. The plan includes significant reductions in withholding and budget adjustments to trim federal jobs and spending.
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Gunwoman Strikes Again In Washington and Maryland
Police describe a white woman about 30, five feet tall, in a scarf and white gloves with a black coat and white fur collar. She robbed a gas station attendant in Washington for 218 dollars and a Silver Spring motel for 63 dollars, carrying a revolver and wearing a flesh colored face mask.
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Alton Burke
Silver Spring
Hoffa's Attorney Rebuked in Jury Tampering Trial
A federal judge rebuked James R. Hoffa's Chattanooga attorney Harry Berke for asking a government witness about an arms smuggling probe involving the chief witness. Judge Frank Wilson ordered the jury to disregard the remark. The trial, begun Jan. 20, centers on alleged efforts to influence Hoffa's 1962 Nashville conspiracy case.
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Family seen as main cause of school drop outs
Dr. Melton Wright told about 50 James Wood High PTA members that family background is the paramount reason for school drop outs. He cited a Maryland study of 13 715 former students showing 79 percent had no serious behavior problems and about half had above average IQs.
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Melton Wright
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Wilson Dickson
James Wood High School
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Maryland
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Virginia ‘Employment Commission
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Northwestern Clintc
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Mantle Signs 1964 Yankee Contract for 100000
In Fort Lauderdale Mickey Mantle signed his 1964 baseball contract with the New York Yankees for a reported $100,000, the same salary as the prior season.
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FT. Lauderdale, Fla
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees Today
Hoover Improves Sits Up for Breakfast in Illness
Former President Herbert Hoover has passed the critical point of his illness and was able to sit up in bed for breakfast, doctors said, marking a notable improvement in his condition.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Demonstrations Off as Negro Students Pause Actions
Negro students in Princess Anne Maryland suspend further demonstrations against alleged racial discrimination until Saturday.
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Princess Anne, Md
Baker Probers Turn to Vending Machine Operation
Senate investigators shifted focus to vending machine operations and Caribbean gambling concessions. Edward Torres of the Fremont Hotel and John Gates of Pan American Airways were subpoenaed as part of questions about Baker’s fortune built while secretary to the Senate’s Democratic majority. Baker and his secretary Nancy Ty er invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer questions.
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Fremont
Las Vegas
Nev
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Leggett's Dept Store Fresh Shipment of Girls Gym Suits
Just arrived new shipment of girls white regulation gym suits for Handley students. Available in children and misses sizes. Price four dollars thirty five cents. Leggett's Department Store.
Saigon turmoil reports seek assassination plot against Khanh
Saigon reports allege a plot backed by French officials to kill Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as Saigon battles guerrilla forces with U S and Vietnamese authorities exchanging warnings. A French embassy spokesman denied the charge while Khanh claims a 100000 piastres offered to him.
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Hhe
Weather system brings clouds to Virginia from Gulf
A low pressure system moving from the Gulf of Mexico is expected to bring cloudiness to Virginia today with some light rain in the southeast section late tonight.
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Gulf of Mexico
Virginia
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