Allies curb Russian trade with pipe shipments
U S state department denies claims of U S pressure on Germany and Britain over private sector shipments of large diameter pipe to Russia. West Germany and allies acted on their own to restrict strategic oil and gas pipe, while British policy remains unsettled. Other notes discuss Cuban missile crisis troop movements and intelligence assessments on Russian forces.
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U.S. Seeks Proof Of Soviet Troop Withdrawal From Cuba
Washington officials say there is no clear evidence that Soviet combat troops have left Cuba though promises were made to withdraw several thousand by mid March. about 3000 evacuated so far. U.S. president plans to wait until end of March before deciding further pressure. Khrushchev’s 5000-man force seen as key to backing Castro if a major rebellion erupts. Some refugees report Soviet soldiers aided militia, but no conclusive proof. Secretary Rusk may press Dobrynin on the Berlin issue in coming talks.
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First Woman AA Member's Rites Set
Services will be held in Barberton Ohio for Mrs Ethel Macy 72 the first woman in the nation to join Alcoholics Anonymous She died Saturday night at Citizens Hospital in Barberton She joined AA two years ago and traveled widely aiding alcohol recovery Widow of Rosco Macy a Sieberling Rubber Co employee who died in 195.
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Goldberg Denies Influence on Kennedy Labor Policy
Justice Arthur J. Goldberg rejects rumors he continues shaping Kennedy era labor policy from the Supreme Court. He says he would not be a busybody and has declined advisory requests, noting the court's heavy workload and his need to stay out of policy matters. He plans limited appearances and will avoid controversial remarks.
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Another Volcano Eruption Reported
Basel authorities report a jet fighter broke the sound barrier over a stadium causing panic. Jakot Mattenberger, 66, died of a heart attack after witnessing the sonic boom and the volcanic eruption in the Kuriles sent smoke and ash over Basel. A Moscow radio report notes a scientific team has departed for Para mushiro to study the activity.
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Britain Maps China, Soviet Trade Deals
Britain moves to expand trade with the Soviet Union and Red China amid export woes and unemployment. Reports say two major contracts are under study with Moscow, including oil pipe sales and spineline equipment, while a Moscow offer to sell up to two million tons of Soviet oil a year is also considered. Talks with Lu Hsu chang, Red China’s deputy minister for foreign trade, followed. One official says Britain must export to survive. Population hub Ottawa reports Ontario houses about one third of Canada's 17 million people.
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Opera Singer Slaying Figure Dies In Rome
In Rome, 64-year-old Boxmann, also an optical firm executive and friend of Frances McCann, died after a shooting that left McCann dead in a Rome hotel. Police found a letter from Boxmann dated Feb 28, claiming deep feelings and a wish to die for McCann. The couple’s complex relationship and the motive remain undisclosed as investigators pursue the case.
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Nehru Says China Builds Border Forces
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament that China has moved 2000 troops to the India Tibet border and is planning new aggression. He cited sharp provocations from Beijing and noted roads built with Tibetan help near the border. Nehru said India would stand firm on Colombo proposals for a border settlement.
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