Northeast Storm Delivers Foot of Snow in City
A spring snow storm dwindled to flurries across the Northeast with up to a foot in some areas and New York City receiving about 10 inches. In Toledo a bank robbery nets 4 000 to 6 000 dollars, three teens detained after chase and loot recovered. In Cleveland an Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 loses four tires on landing but no injuries occur.
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Lift Road Fund Restrictions Freed by Bureau of Public Roads
Washington reports the Bureau of Public Roads freed 175 million dollars of highway funds for state use. The money was part of 1.1 billion in highways frozen last fall by a presidential order to ease economic pressure.
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Washington pessimism over Vietnam peace talks and bombing
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen warned of intensified U S bombing of North Vietnam as peace talks appeared bleak after a White House meeting. Congressional leaders said Johnson has little hope for future peace feelers, reflecting a pessimistic Washington mood.
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Morgan Guaranty Cuts Prime Rate Signals Downtick Trend
New York banks lower lending costs as Morgan Guaranty Trust Co reduces its prime rate from 5 3 4 to 5 1 4 percent, matching Chase Manhattan Bank which already cut since Jan 27. Pacific Coast stock market prices rose following the move, potentially triggering a second round of cuts nationwide within two months.
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Budget-cutters in the House signal trouble for Johnson program
Inside reports say first indications of trouble emerge as budget-cutters in the House scrutinize President Johnson’s domestic program. Former country stars Lulu Bell and Scotty retire to their North Carolina home, with other details on page 16.
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Vietnam War Casualties Reach New High On Both Sides
Saigon reports record weekly losses with 2,675 Communist soldiers killed and 211 Americans dead while 1,874 wounded. U S troop strength rises to 427,000 and Communist strength to 286,000 as mortar barrages and Junction City operations intensify across the DMZ and Cambodian border. Korean units join a 45 mile coastal sweep from Song Cau to Tuy Hoa to secure the route from Qui Nhon to Phan Rang.
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Hanoi’s Hawk and Dove Factions Shape Vietnam Talks
Washington officials see Hanoi’s internal hawk and dove factions influencing policy amid shifting decisions on peace talks. The pattern follows Ho Chi Minh’s publication of Johnson’s letter and the U.S. push for expanded talks and a cease-fire while various Hanoi actors respond differently to each démarche.
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North Vietnam
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Shaw Indicted In Kennedy Plot Heads For Hideaway
A grand jury indicted Clay L Shaw on conspiring to murder John F. Kennedy. Shaw headed for a hideaway on the Mississippi Gulf Coast with approval from Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison. The case involved Ferrie Oswald and others. Russo testified he heard the plot in 1963. Novel avoided return, claiming immunity and calling the investigation a fraud.
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Milk Holding Action Prompts Ohio Farmers Talk of Price Rise
An NFL official from Ohio says a $1 increase per 100 pounds of milk could offset a two month holding action. He notes cooperatives could have prevented the action by cooperating on a national price, while a federal judge in Cincinnati issues a temporary restraining order against the NFC to stop violence and intimidation in milk deliveries.
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Cincinnati
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Timothy S.S
Hogan
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Cincinnati Milk Farmers Inc
Indiana
Kentucky
NATO Base Spy Rings Uncovered in Europe
In Rome an Italian parachutist claimed 300 NATO employees were involved in a Soviet spy ring across European bases. Civilians and military personnel from several nations were named, including the United States. Giorgio Rinaldi and his wife Angela Maria faced questioning and charges in Turin. Authorities reportedly arrested suspects in Greece Cyprus Switzerland and Spain.
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Dems Ask Prosecutors To Halt Bond Proposal
Democrats in Columbus and Canton urged prosecutors to sue to keep the Ohio Bond Commission plan off the May 2 ballot, citing possible improper public spending. Foreman, a Democratic taxpayer, named Franklin County Prosecutor Johnson and Ohio Attorney General Saxbe, while Stark County figures pressed Prosecutor Dowd. If needed, attorney Rankin Gibson would pursue Foreman’s case. Gibson weighed grounds for unlawful expenditure, estimated around 1.3 million dollars. Separately the Ohio State Automobile Association opposed unmarked police cruisers for speeders but backed compulsory vehicle inspections.
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Dale
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Soviet Ship Caught In U S Waters Near Alaska
A Soviet fishing trawler was towed toward Kodiak by a Coast Guard cutter after refusing to follow to port. Commander Robert Emerson said the 178 foot SRTM 8457 was boarded south of the Shumagin Islands following a 10 mile hot pursuit by a Coast Guard aircraft. If the ship proceeds under its own power arrival could be late afternoon. tow duration about two days.
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Milk Withholding Sparks New Vandalism Incidents
Two new incidents tied to the National Farmers Organization milk withholding action erupted overnight. A milk truck was shot at in Wakefield near a car agency on Route 50W, and a tanker was dam aged with milk drained en route to Athens. Brothers Joseph and Leonard Lucas pleaded innocent to a prior milk house break in, with hearings scheduled for April 6. The NFO effect on supply was reportedly modest, with some reductions but adequate stock at a Fairmont Foods plant.
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