Alaska Seeks Large Federal Aid After Devastating Earthquake
Anchorage and across Alaska untangle debris and restore schools and transport after last Friday's quake. President Johnson requests 50 million in emergency relief. Gov Egan seeks 500 million. bank president calls for 1 billion in grants. Legislature may vote a 50 million bond. Major damage hits Anchorage Seward Valdez Kodiak. Two high schools damaged, one destroyed. shifts planned at remaining schools.
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Washington
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Brazil's Congress Declares Goulart Ousted Amid Coup
Congress named Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli as president after a two day rebel uprising. Goulart fled Rio de Janeiro and declared himself still president from Porto Alegre, urging mobilization to defend democracy.
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Senator Dodd Calls for Broader Aid to Cuban Freedom Fighters
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd urged open and increasing assistance to Cuban freedom fighters in a prepared Senate speech. He predicted Cuba could soon see another popular revolt against Fidel Castro and said U.S. action or inaction might determine victory or defeat. Dodd argued against Fulbright’s milder stance and favored stronger measures outside the OAS framework.
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Dodd
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Cuba
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Fidel Castro
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President Johnson Stands Firm Over Civil Rights Bill
President Johnson remains inflexible on the House civil rights bill and opposes changes. Senate floor manager Hubert Humphrey argues for a vote amid a Dixie filibuster, while Everett Dirksen demands modifications in key sections.
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Johnson
Senate
Thy
Dixie
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Nixon Returns to Mekong Delta Speaks on Freedom
Nixon toured South Viet Nam's Mekong delta and insisted that talk of neutralization ignores the human factor. He met Vietnamese civilians and self defense corps members near Tan An, 30 miles south of Saigon, during an unscheduled helicopter trip to key districts.
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Saigon
Tan An
Scientists Laud Astronauts Breakthrough In Space Survival Test
Thirty days in a sealed chamber with five men yielded a major break through in life support for long term space habitation. NASA officials praised the tests as proving basic survival principles and signaling preparations for extended life beyond Earth.
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Eugene
B. Konecci
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Advanced Research and Technology
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Mrs. Peabody to testify in federal case in St Augustine
Mrs. Malcolm Peabody 72 year old mother of the Massachusetts governor is released from Florida jail to testify in federal court. She explains why she believes the 285 arrested in St Augustine should be under federal jurisdiction. Four others are expected to testify, though Judge Simpson will not shift jurisdiction from St Augustine courts. Interior Secretary Udall also recommends outsiders travel to Alaska to aid earthquake recovery.
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Fla
Malcolm Peabody
St. Augustine
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U.S
Bryan Simpson
Simpson
True Draft New Hope for Glenn Admirers in Ohio
Supporters began dismantling Lt. Col. John H. Glenn's campaign machinery as they clung to hope he would be nominated in the Ohio Democratic primary on May 5. The ailing former astronaut remained central to the lingering bid.
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John H. Glenn
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Ohio
Ohio seeks to draft Glenn after withdrawal
From his hospital bed in Texas a vow to run remains to be seen as the Glenn campaign abandons statewide effort. A meeting of campaign workers in Ohio decided there would be no statewide campaign on his behalf though supporters say voters may draft him. Glenn warned that if elected a replacement would be needed.
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Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Jury Award Reduced in Barricini Sign Accident Case
In Mineola New York the $1.1 million verdict for 13 year old Martin Ergas who was paralyzed in a Barricini Candy Co sign accident was cut to $630 000 in a settlement approved by State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Suozzi. The company and insurer abandoned plans to appeal. The 1958 incident in Manhattan caused a skull fracture and spinal cord damage.
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N. Y
Martin Ergas
Barricini Candy Co
State Supreme Court
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Widow Gillogly Dies at 100 in Albany
Mrs. Melvina C Gillogly, aged 100 and native of Meigs County, died Wednesday in Albany after reaching her centennial on October 1. Survived by daughter Blanche Cline and son Granville S Gillogly, six grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and six great great grandchildren. Services Friday 1 p.m. at Bigony funeral home Albany with Rev Earl Russell officiating. Burial in Temple Cemetery after viewing Thursday after 6 p.m.
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Albany
Meigs County
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Granville S. Gillogly
Court To See Film Banned As Obscene
The Supreme Court weighs if a French film can be banned in Ohio as obscene in the Nico Jacobellis appeal. Justice Douglas invites viewing of the unexpurgated version as the case tests censorship standards. A preceding scene notes an earlier $2500 fine for showing The Lovers.
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Supreme Court
Ohio
Nico Jacobellis
Cleveland Heights
William O. Douglas
Jacobellis
Ephriam London
New York
Bridgwater Talks Reach An Impasse
UAW Local 324 and Bridgwater Machine Division pause negotiations after union membership votes down the March 18 offer. A new meeting set for April 9 follows a company proposal costing 31.3 cents per hour over three years, with 14.3 cents in year one. Batdorff defends the offer while noting job risks and prior plant disruptions.
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UAW
Duvalier Declares Lifetime Presidency In Haiti
In Port au Prince Dr Francois Duvalier seizes the title of lifetime president to cement his iron rule. Since his 1957 election for a six year term, his tightening measures have expanded his control over Haiti a nation of about four million people.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
MacArthur’s condition worsens as kidney function wanes
Walter Reed Army Hospital reports a further decline in General Douglas MacArthur’s heart and kidney function. Doctors initiate peritoneal dialysis, inserting tubes into his abdomen to wash out toxins, as this prognosis follows a grim Wednesday update.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Fulbright Praises Fallout From Foreign Policy Speech
Sen Fulbright lauded the public response generated by his March 25 foreign policy address predicting a broad election year debate that could aid the Johnson administration. He urged moving beyond old Cold War myths and stated the Communist bloc is not a monolith.
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Fulbright
Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas
Moscow
Formosa
Quake Recorded Near Sumatra Hits Moscow Station
A medium force earthquake near Sumatra was recorded by the Moscow seismic station early today. The event was centered near the northern tip of Sumatra and detected by regional observatories.
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Moscow
Sumatra
Rhodes outlines Ashland deficit plan at dinner rally
Gov. James A. Rhodes told a Wednesday night dinner rally in Ashland that Ohio's deficit should be slashed to 13 million dollars by July 1 and that the state should turn profitable by the following year, signaling a move toward a balanced budget.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Food Price Margins Show Big Variation
An Agriculture Department study finds wide variation in prices and margins from producer to retail levels across cities for fresh fruits and vegetables. Congress may be asked this year to study the food marketing system and the roles of food chains in producer and consumer prices.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Johnson
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