Cyprus expected to approve plan on UN peace force
Cyprus was expected to approve a five-nation drafted U N Security Council compromise allowing U Thant to authorize an international peace force for Cyprus and to appoint a mediator to resolve the constitutional crisis between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. The plan hinges on Makarios approval and avoids a Soviet veto.
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United Nations, N.Y
Cyprus
U.N
U Thant
Mediterranean
U.N. Security Council
Sivation Council
Carlos Alfredo Bernardes
Thant
Makarios
Brazil
Norway
Ivory Coast
Morocco
Bolivia
Turkey
Britain
Greece
Security Council
United States
Doctor's Auto Stolen From Boscawen Street
City police issued a multi state alert for a stolen 1963 blue grey Buick taken from Boscawen Street near Boyd's Drugstore. Owner is Dr James C Davis of Tennyson Avenue. Engine was running with keys in ignition between 8 30 and 8 50 p m. Virginia license 945 557.
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Boscawen St
Boyd
James C. Davis
Tennyson Ave
Teen Age Club and Zuckerman's Vie In City Basketball Final
The TACs and Zuckerman's basketball teams start a best two of three championship series tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Winchester Armory. Rain fell lightly overnight with clearing skies and mild temps likely tomorrow.
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Tacs
Zuckerman
Winchester Armory
Handley and JWHS Princesses Named
Handley High School selects Sharon Louise Moore to represent Handley as a senior booster, cheerleader and club member while James Wood High School names Sharon Louise Grove, a senior and former class president, for the Apple Blossom Festival queen court alongside Shenandoah XXXVII.
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Handley
James Wood
Sharon Louise
Sharon Louise Moore
Sharon Louise Grove
Miss Moore
Woodrow H.moore
Millwood Ave
Handley High School
Booster Club
Monogram
Glee Clubs
Shenandoah
Luci Baines Johnson
France Demands UN Group Admitted China At WHO Assembly
France calls for admission of Communist China to the United Nations World Health Organization and to the UN General Assembly. Eugene Aujaleu announced Paris position as the WHO assembly debated recognizing Peking. vote 51 to 21 against Red China with 2 abstentions. It remained unclear whether France seeks replacement of Nationalist China or separate admission.
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Geneva
France
China
United Nations World Health Organization
WHO Assembly
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Eugene Aujaleu
Peking
Red China
WHO
Aujaleu
Red
MacArthur Undergoing Tests for Severe Jaundice
General Douglas MacArthur, 84, has been suffering moderately severe jaundice for months. Walter Reed Hospital said he came from New York Monday for tests and spent a comfortable night. Officials declined to state the illness's seriousness. He was accompanied by his wife Jean and will be joined by son Arthur later in the week.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
S. Walter Reed Hospital
New York
MacArthur
Walter Reed
Ife
Jean
Arthur
Ater
Hoffa Receives Court Reprimand In Jury Case
In Chattanooga James R Hoffa union leader faces a public reprimand from U S District Judge Frank Wilson during the jury tampering trial. The judge cites repeated loud outbursts in court and hall and orders calmer conduct while noting marshals escorting the jury. Hoffa complains marshals act as guards rather than escorts.
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Chattanooga
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dist
Frank Wilson
Teamsters Union
British Labour Leader Wilson Leaves Washington After Frank Talk
Harold Wilson ends his Washington visit with a very good frank talk with President Johnson. He says they touched on all major subjects and communication was easy. Wilson speaks at a news conference at the British Embassy before departing Washington.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Wilson
Wilson backs British stance on Cuba and Red China
British Labor Party leader Harold Wilson endorsed the government's position in its split with the United States over Cuba and Red China. He said there would be no backtracking if his party wins the next British election after meeting President Johnson.
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Washington
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
United States
Cuba
Red China
Wilson
Johnson
Britain
Wilson visits Bridgeport University amid UK election chatter
An honorary degree was conferred as Prime Minister Wilson arrived in Bridgeport to gauge American views. He avoided detailed British political commentary, predicting a near term election and noting meetings with U S officials including Rusk Ball and McNamara while his wife and 15-year-old son joined Mrs. Johnson for tea.
King Paul Battle Deepens As Medical Complications Grow
In Athens, doctors report King Paul of Greece suffering a blood clot in the right leg and another in the left lung. The bulletin notes increasing difficulty urinating as his condition worsens amid the illness.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
New Judge Presides Over Ruby Murder Trial
Middletown officials discussed annexation plans with survey estimates for the next council meeting. Mayor Archie Manuel noted the area proposal would add 250 to 300 acres and boost the population, while delaying a sewer study loan pending annexation outcomes. The council also reviewed obsolete ordinances and street repairs after winter damage.
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Middletown
Archie Manuel
Manuel
Fred McFarland
McFarr
Officer McFarland
Ordinance Committee
Gene Jenkins
Living Costs Rise Slightly in New Price Index
Washington AP reports a broadened sample shows January living costs up about one tenth of a percent. The new consumer price index, by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, covers 400 typical items versus 325 previously, while the old index showed no change.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Givens Named Principal of Frederick County Junior High
James Lewis Givens, a 20 year veteran in Frederick County schools, was appointed principal of the new Frederick County Junior High School near Fox Drive. The 43 year old native of Giles County W Va holds a BS in Agriculture Education from VPI 1943 and an MS from the University of Maryland 1955. He began teaching in 1943 at Gainesboro Gore High Schools, served in World War II, and later led the James Wood Vocational Agriculture Department.
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Frederick County
Fox Drive
Giles County
W. Va
Mr. Givens
Louise Franks
Linden Drive
Vocational Agricultural Authority
Newport High School
Newport
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Maryland
Lo Ag
Gainesboro -Gore
U.S. Army
Gainesboro
Gore
Vietnamese Airborne Battalions Bloodied by Viet Cong Assault
In Kien Phuong Province near the Mekong River near the Cambodian border, Communist guerrillas mauled two Vietnamese airborne battalions in an hour long battle. 85 government troops were wounded and 15 killed including an American captain. Viet Cong losses were claimed at over 100 by Vietnamese authorities, though U.S. advisers could not confirm.
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Tan Chau
South Viet Nam
U.S
Kien Phuong
Mekong
Camerodia
Viet Nam
Russia Stops Buying Wheat From United States
New York Times reports Soviet purchases of U S wheat have ended as Moscow says it has enough grain. American traders were told Russia will not buy more wheat at this time from the United States or anyone else. Only two U S sales totaling about 132 5 million have been reported. The USSR has bought wheat from Western nations since last summer due to crop failures.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
New York Times
Moscow
U.S
Russia
Volcano destroys Conaripe town in Chile disaster
AP dispatch from Santiago reports Villarrica volcano eruption in southern Chile destroying Conaripe and threatening a 60 mile area with 20 000 residents. At least seven deaths confirmed though early tallies claimed 25. Roads washed out and 80 percent of buildings ruined with many missing tourists feared.
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Santiago, Chile
Conaripe
Chile
Villarrica
Clarke Board Hears Budget and Road Requests
Clarke County board met in a nine hour session to hear 1964 65 budget requests and road related items including maintenance and repair projects for the county secondary system. A.B.C. license holders asked for a Sunday 7 a m beer sales amendment. state highway official A S Brown attended. A garden club delegation proposed a low cost plan to landscape and maintain courthouse grounds.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
A. S. Brown
Luray
State Highway Department
A.B.C. H
Court House
Town and County “Garden Club
Defense Attorney Protests in Ruby Murder Trial
Substitute judge J Frank Wilson began presiding over Jack Ruby murder trial in Dallas amid protests from Melvin M Belli who argued Brown is ill and could not be replaced without full record knowledge. Wade noted Brown denied more peremptory challenges as Belli objected to Wilsons discretion and to ruling on seating jurors in the high profile case.
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Dallas
Tex
J. Frank Wilson
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Melvin M. Belli
Belli
Wilson
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Henry M. Wade
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas A. Blankenship
Administrative Judicial District of
Texas
Weather brings rain and mild Virginia day
A low pressure system and a north easterly flow brought rain and mild temperatures to Virginia today.
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Richmond
Virginia
Announcement Dr Carrington Harrison Now at Medical Arts Building
Dr. Carrington Harrison is relocated to the Medical Arts Building at 132 N Braddock, updating his practice location for patients and colleagues.
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Carrington” Harrison
Medical Arts Building
N. Braddock
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