Ulbricht Welcome May Sow Rift Between West Germany and Arab World
East German President Walter Ulbricht was welcomed by President Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo as talks loom with plans for conferences and trips to major sites. The visit risks widening East German ties with the Arab world while triggering tensions with Bonn over arms, aid, and recognition.
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W. Germany
Cairo
Walter
Gamal Abdel Nasser
West Germany
Alexandria
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Voelkerfreundschaft
Hassan Ibrahim
Man of Peace
Ibrahim
Aswan Dam
Luxor
Liberation Province
Shebin el Kom
Bonn
Egypt
Israel
United States
East Germany
Pickle Truck Races Wild Through Johnstown Street
A tractor trailer loaded with pickles wrecked on a hillside in Johnstown Pennsylvania. It slammed into two other trucks and three cars, toppled a utility pole, and struck a house. The driver of one truck was killed and a pedestrian was injured while attempting to seek shelter. Worth H. Jilcott of Grenville North Carolina, the pickle truck driver, also sustained injuries.
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Johnstown
Worth H. Jilcott
Grenville
N. C
Top Detective Says Malcolm X Slaying Investigators On Track
In New York a senior detective says investigators are on the right track in solving the Malcolm X slaying and will confer with the district attorney. Assistant Chief Inspector Joseph L. Coyle, who heads 50 detectives, declined to elaborate as one suspect remained under guard in a hospital.
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Malcolm X
New York
District Attorney’s Office
Asst
Joseph L. Coyle
Harlem
Talmadge Hayer
Paterson
N.J
Hayer
Coyle
New York City
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
U Thant Reveals Quiet Viet Nam Talks and Proposals
United Nations Secretary General U Thant disclosed private discussions with the United States and other parties over the Viet Nam conflict. He said concrete proposals aimed at a negotiated settlement exist, not an immediate U S withdrawal, and expressed respect for President Johnson’s leadership.
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U Thant
United States
Viet Nam
Thant
U.S
Johnson
Manpower and Money Hike for Presidential Protection Urged
A Cabinet committee led by Secretary Douglas Dillon recommends more funding manpower and investigative authority to protect presidents. It opposes shifting Secret Service duties to the FBI and seeks stronger liaison with federal agencies and expanded protective research. The report to the White House precedes congressional action.
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Washington
Cabinet Committee On
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Secret Service
FBI
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
White House
Johnson
Cabinet Committee
Warera Comen
John F. Kennedy
Dillon
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McGeorge Bundy
Congress
United States
Cabinet
Pleads Guilty to False Entry Charge in Sha koopee Case
In St Paul AP report, Frank J. Schneider Jr. 34 former manager of the Minnesota Savings and Loan Sha koopee office pleaded guilty in U S District Court to making a false entry. He allegedly drew over 1763 dollars to fund unauthorized loans. Judge Dennis Donovan ordered a pre sentence investigation. In a separate federal case, Dr. Richard J. Swenson Eden Valley dentist 37 pleaded guilty to one income tax violation count.
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Frank J. Schneider Jr
Minnesota Savings and Loan Association
Shakopee
U.S. District Court
Schneider
Dennis Donovan
Richard J. Swenson
Eden Valley
Johnson Willing to Talk Settlement Not Satisfied Reds
President Johnson signals openness to a Viet Nam settlement but remains wary of premature talks and specifics. He seeks flexibility in military and diplomatic actions while avoiding binding terms, watching Britain France and the Vatican efforts and stressing recent Congress support for defending South Viet Nam.
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Congress
U.S
Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Weather Outlook Some Light Snow Flurries Likely
Fair and cold conditions continue into Thursday with occasional clouds. Flurries are possible tonight and Thursday forenoon with lows around 0 to 10 and highs near 2 to 12 above zero.
Germany Looks to Pursue Nazi Murderers Beyond May Eight
Bonn reports that Chancellor Erhard's cabinet backed the idea of continuing the hunt for Nazi murderers past May 8, reversing previous plans to end prosecutions on that date. The unanimous decision aims to allow potential new crimes to be pursued by Parliament.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Jenkins Says He Asserted No Pressure on Insurance Man
Former White House aide Wal ter Jenkins told Senate investigators that an Austin insurance agent sought to buy ad time on a Johnson family station to be competitive in selling Johnson life policies. He swore he did not pressure Don Reynolds to buy time after Reynolds sold the first 100000 policy.
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Washington
White House
Walter Jenkins
Senate
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Jenkins
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Baker
Huff Baines
Space Glider Searched Near Equator After Epic Suborbital Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Searchcraft combed the Atlantic near the equator for a polka-cut space glider that vanished after a scorching suborbital flight. The six foot one thousand two hundred pound craft rode a Thor Delta rocket to 39 miles altitude, reached 13300 mph, and landed 2750 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy. The beaconed retrieval failed and Air Force data remains.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Equator
Atlantic
Air Force
NAIA District 13 Playoff Move Shifts Site to Mankato State
Augsburg and St. Cloud will play in the NAIA District 13 basketball playoff on March 3 at Mankato State instead of Hamline College in St Paul. The game previously scheduled for St Paul has been relocated to accommodate the matchup.
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ST. Cloud
Fire kills 15 in Brussels aged-home blaze
Firemen combed the smoking ruins of a two story brick and stone house for the elderly seeking the remains of 15 people believed killed when flames swept the building about 1 am.
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Brussels
Belgium
Fires on St. Cloud campus raise suspicions of arson
Two vacant campus buildings at St. Cloud State College were set ablaze as firefighters battled fires through a frigid night of 18 below. Fire Chief Ray Harry suspects arson. the structures were slated for teardown for a new student center. In Moscow, rumors swirled that the Soviet Union might return to spaceflight, but officials offered no confirmation.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
St. Cloud State College
Ray Harry
Senate okays daylight savings bill for later debate
ST PAUL AP The Senate approved a committee report 51 to 10 to place the daylight savings time bill on the list for later debate. Senators stressed the vote was procedural and not a vote on the bill itself.
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