Nations appeal to Rusk for Viet Nam peace talks
Washington reports 16 nonaligned governments meet with Secretary Rusk to press for unconditional negotiations with Hanoi. Ambassadors signaled no immediate talks despite U S openness. In Viet Nam, helicopter losses and combat deaths rose as fighting around Viet An and Da Nang intensified.
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BBC Smellovision Hoax Trills London On April Fool’s Day
BBC tests new smell transmission to TV sets prompting sniff reports from viewers. London University professor demonstrates scent delivery while Stockholm and Copenhagen pranks mislead households, creating a national buzz and official denials.
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Senate push to pass House education aid bill
Senate Democratic leaders pursue a quick path to the House passed 1.3 billion education aid bill. Chairmen expect committee action next Tuesday and a possible floor vote by Wednesday if Southern opposition does not delay. The voting rights bill faces potential delays as a Judiciary Committee deadline nears.
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King Tells Group Squeeze Economy
In Camden Alabama amid racial unrest Negro marchers confront authorities while bombings hit Birmingham homes and threats target city officials. King calls for moral action using economic pressure to push Alabama progress.
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Rhodes Money Bill Clears Committee Showdown at Capitol
Gov. James A. Rhodes's $1.4 billion general appropriations bill passed the House Finance Committee 23 to 1 as bus opponents packed the statehouse. About 1200 gathered for the bus transportation hearing while witnesses urged action on extending bus service to private and church schools. Lead witness Harold A. Goldstein, Cincinnati attorney, spoke for Jewish groups across multiple Ohio cities.
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Seasick missionaries return from South Seas voyage
In Oxnard California four men two of them ministers set sail March 15 on a 36 foot schooner to Christianize South Seas natives. After a four day, 200 mile voyage they returned to San Pedro and San Diego saying seasickness and overconfidence sank the trip.
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Union Seeks Large Wage Hike in Steel Bargaining
The union seeks nearly a one dollar an hour raise over three years in a Pittsburgh bargaining round. Industry leaders say the demands surpass past settlements and may push a May 1 strike deadline. Current pay averages 3.37 hourly with 1.04 in benefits, while overtime doubles and weeks may shorten.
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Body Found In Cellar Behind Locked Door
Cleveland homicide investigators probe the death of 33 year old John Dortch found decomposed in a padlocked basement fruit cellar on the East Side. Coroner says death about two months old. entry tools and a tan bedspread noted. relatives say children were left alone. Mrs Dorich held on bad checks charge and questioned.
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South Africa Man Hanged For Bombing
Pretoria reports Frederick J. Harris a white opponent of apartheid was hanged for the bombing that killed a white woman at the main Johannesburg railway station last year. Burris, 27, a schoolteacher and former chairman of South Africa's Nonracial Olympics Committee, admitted planting the device in protest of racial segregation.
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Pressures Modify Vote Bill Split on Coverage Scope
WASHINGTON pressures from both friends and foes of the administration's voting bill push for changes to widen coverage. Northern liberals seek to stamp out voter discrimination everywhere while Southern opponents want nationwide reach. Hearings began March 18 as the bill would apply to several Southern states and a few northern areas based on literacy tests and registration rates with federal examiners possible. Attorney General Katzenbach has defended the measured approach amid behind the scenes talks, meeting today with Senate leaders to gauge progress.
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