Rusk Rejects Fulbright Plan Amid Cuba Debate
Secretary of State Dean Rusk dismissed Sen. Fulbright’s Cuba policy as provocative though partly agreeable to ideas in the speech. He criticized measures against Castro as insufficient, said embargo impact limited, and noted Cuba’s isolation hinders Castro’s aims while Fulbright’s treaty ideas remain under discussion.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Rusk
Johnson
Fulbright
Senate
House
Panama
Rusk Woud
Castro
America
B 47 Fails On Takeoff In Arkansas Crash
A B 47 jet bomber failed during takeoff near Jacksonville Arkansas killing all four crewmen and a nearby boy and injuring another boy. The plane struck a barn causing a fireball and spread wreckage across the area as witnesses described a loud impact and rapid flame.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Apia Flaming Air Force
Douglas Wood
Little Rock Air Force Base
Richard Butler
Grover Butler
Gary Puwersport
Frank Davenport
Butler Barn
Ate Force
TR. Wairdis
Providence RL
Yse le Ol Vy Christian
T Wikes
Tex
MB. Keller
Atharita
L. M. Dykes
St Petersburg
Portrait of a juvenile delinquent Marvin Brown
A 13 year old boy Marvin Brown is described as a near perfect portrait of juvenile delinquency. Referred to juvenile probation since January he has multiple runaways thefts and burglaries. He explains his crimes and expresses hostility toward police as officers piece together his story after police discovery of break ins and stolen items.
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Marvin James Brown
Marvin
Juvenile Probation Office
California Court Orders Salinger on Democratic Senate Ballot
The California State Supreme Court ruled Pierre Salinger substantially complied with election rules and ordered Secretary Frank M. Jordan to place him on the June 2 Democratic primary ballot for U S Senate. Salinger had argued he met party requirements after resigning as White House press secretary. Engle Cranston and McLain vie for the nomination amid party splits.
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San Francisco
California State Supreme Court Today
Pierre Salinger
United States
High Court
Elouse
California
Frank M. Jordan
Salinger
Jordan
Virginia
Johnson
Senate
Clair Engle
Alan Cranston
George McLain
Engle
Reg-Ar
Edmund G. Brown
Cranston
California Democratic Council
Rebels Claim Victory After Brazil Insurrection
In Rio de Janeiro dissident sailors and Marines claimed a bloodless victory after President Joao Gowert ordered the removal of rebels from a downtown Union Building. The stand ended with hundreds arrested and the rebels holed up at the Metallurgical Workers Union Building demanding five grievances be recognized.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Gowert
Metallurgical Workers Union
Three Pampa youths tied to burglary spree nets 36500
Charles Wayne Tyler Kenneth Eugene Rogers and Danny J Bond, all high school students, are jailed on $3008 bond after a three month burglary spree that netted more than 36500 in merchandise. Bond is named as a juvenile but may be detained.
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Charles Wayne Tyler
Kenneth Eugene Rogers
Danny J. Bond
Sand
Gray County
Easter Bunny Advice for New Rabbit Owners at College Station
A memo from the Easter Bunny suggests feeding baby rabbits bread, while older rabbits may use carrots and lettuce as supplements. The message reaches Tomney Culp, a Teras A&M doctoral student, who communicates with rabbits during his studies.
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College Station
UPI
Easter Bunny
Big Bunny
Hes Meessage
Tomney Culp
Teras A&m
Cudp
Three Judge Court Orders Michigan to Redraw Congressional Districts
A three judge federal panel ordered Michigan to redraw its congressional districts or risk an at large election for all 19 representatives. No deadline was set, but Secretary of State James said a plan was needed by April 20 to avoid at large elections. The panel said the current districts, drawn last year, were reasonably equal in population.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
San Jacinto
Virginia Capes
Bermuda
Michigan
James
Faubus Orders Shutdown of Hot Springs Gambling
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus forces a crackdown on illegal gambling in Hot Springs after a legislative push, warning state police to close swanky casinos and dives within hours if officials do not act. Police and district attorney say closures should occur by Saturday night as pressure mounts from Hot Springs interests and lawmakers.
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Ark
Api—Giov. Orval FE
Faubus
Ax Fricey
Hot Springs
Flat Springs
Ile Val
Arkansas Clouse of Representatives
Hen Springs
Butt Faubus Sani
Ham
Ot Springs
Q Byrum Hurst
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
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N.Y
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Lake Meredith
Robert Mosher
Butler
Mosher
Davenport
Ireu
Butler House
Dalbert Mite
Aur
Suse Information Office
By Jim Redbern
Neil
Pierre
the United States
Reuters
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Diario Associados
Hercules Correa
Taleks
Pampa
Velchelgan
Judes
SS Justee Department
Eere
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Ark Cap
John Ermey
Issey
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