Khrushchev Arrives in Budapest for Talks and Ceremonies
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives by train in Budapest for public ceremonies and private talks with Hungarian Communist leaders. The visit coincides with Hungary’s liberation anniversary and amid rising strains with Red China. Khrushchev is joined by Andrei Gromyko and Yuri Andropov as party leaders weigh backing Moscow versus an open break with Peking ahead of a Moscow birthday gathering.
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Yuri Andropov
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Bulgaria
Moscow
Peaches Ruined By Freeze Hits Several States
Sub freezing temperatures hit the deep South with heavy losses in peaches across South Carolina and Georgia totaling 32.5 million. Alabama Tennessee and north Georgia also suffered damage and further freezes may wipe out crops. South Florida frost warnings spared vegetables as early temps fell into the 50s.
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Tennessee
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North Florida
Mrs Mock Flies Solo to Cairo on World Tour Leg
Mrs Geraldine Mock of Columbus Ohio left for Cairo continuing her round the world flight in a single engine Cessna. She arrived in Cairo after Casablanca and crossed the Mediterranean amid thunderstorms, yet was feted on arrival. In London Britain's barbers vote to double charges for customers overdue for a haircut beyond four weeks.
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Algeria
Geraldine Mock
Columbus
Ohio
Cairo
London
Britain
Death Toll Rises After Alaska Quake and Tsunami
Anchorage reports show 178 dead or presumed dead, with Kodiak Island bearing the worst losses at 72. Fairbanks notes half of its 45 residents possibly dead, while Chenega and other communities face extreme destruction and many areas remain situation unknown.
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Alaskan
Aleutian Islands
Gemini capsule to conduct first sea tests with astronaut aboard
Houston report says the two man Gemini craft will run a 36 hour sea test off Galveston in the Gulf of Mexico. Three astronauts and three engineers will work in pairs, each locked in 12 hours, to study salt water effects, leaks, battery life, and buoyancy under 4 to 5 foot waves.
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Ellington Air Force Base
Goulart vows unchanged reform drive amid crises in Brazil
President Joao Goulart said in a national TV address that he will not alter his reform program despite economic and political turmoil in Brazil. He charged that foreign money backs opponents and that propaganda finance comes from illicit remittances by major foreign interests. He rejected religious campaigning against communism and defended broadening presidential powers.
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Communist Party
King Saud Stripped of Power in Saudi Arabia
Damascuss Mecca radio reports Crown Prince Faisal declared regent and took over all royal powers after a power struggle. King Saud, 58, has traveled to seek medical treatment and is expected to exit the country soon for health reasons.
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Extortion Charged in Cleveland Wiretap Case
Fred Spencer 37, an Ohio Bell employee, is charged with wiretapping a divorcing woman's phone conversations and extorting $2000. Sheriff James J. McGettrick and County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan said Spencer admitted to both the wiretap and the extortion.
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Fred Spencer
James J. McGettrick
John T. Corrigan
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McGettrick
Spencer
Sales Tax Boost Hit In Ohio Debated By Unions
The Ohio AFL-CIO argues that raising the sales tax to 4 percent hurts low income people. It attacks the plan in its News and Views newsletter while the Ohio Education Association backs the proposal to fund higher school subsidies.
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Glenn Backers Confer On Next Step In Primary
Backers of space hero John H Glenn Jr plan a Columbus meeting Wednesday to decide the path forward after his withdrawal. Organizers like James Bell and Wayne Hays say they will respect Glenn's wishes yet coordinate a push for his Democratic nomination in the May 5 primary without his personal campaign.
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Cuban Likes Fulbright's Suggestions
Cuban economics minister Ernesto Guevara said Fulbright's Cuba speech could have eased Havana Washington tensions if Secretary of State Dean Rusk had not rejected it. Guevara noted Fulbright recognizes the Cuban revolution's stability and that the idea Cuba is here to stay is growing in the United States. Fulbright had urged U S rethink of Cuba policy. Rusk rejected the speech as not reflecting policy.
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Sen. J. William Fulbright
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Washington
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Arkansas Democrat
U. S
Coin Shortage Seen Growing Into Crisis
Government officials who oversee coin production warn the shortage could become a crisis within two to three years as demand expands. Banks are reportedly stocking coins for next Christmas while production will rise to about 4.6 billion pieces in fiscal 1965 if overtime pay and extra equipment are approved.
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Lancaster Child Killed Crossing East Main Street
Otto Notestone nine of Lancaster died when struck by a car at an East Main Street intersection Monday night. Police said the youth appeared to be crossing against a red light.
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Otto Notestone
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Good Time To Be Woman Mrs LBJ Tells Students
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson told Texas Woman's University students that this is a good time to be a woman and that the country is using women’s abilities. She urged the women to seize opportunities, stay faithful to university ideals, and help find paths to peace.
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Denton
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas Woman’s University
United States
Southern Senators Prepare to Speak on Civil Rights Bill
After 16 days of skirmishing, formal debate begins with Sen. Humphrey and Sen. Kuchel leading a bipartisan push against Dixie opposition. Dirksen plans amendments to the fair employment section and other parts, as Southern lawmakers vow a strong fight.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Humphrey
Kuchel
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Senate
Mace Still In Critical Condition
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition at Walter Reed Hospital with intermittent esophageal bleeding controlled by a tube. Doctors report stable heart function and blood pressure though kidney difficulty and possible stomach ulcer remain under assessment.
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Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
MacArthur
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Heaton
Selective Pay Raises In Prospect For State Workers
Finance Director Richard L. Krabach said selective raises may stabilize state workers and reward extra effort. Gov Rhodes noted 4735 fewer employees and expressed hope raises begin July 1 within department budgets. First increases planned for Highway Patrol and Public Welfare and Mental Hygiene. total cost unclear.
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Columbus
Richard L. Krabach
James A. Rhodes
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