Easter Hopeful For Nations And People In 5AM Era
The Easter mood is hopeful for Americans and the world, with promise and peace as industries donate to education and research. Confidence grows as more people see progress in technology, youth education, and international aid. Corporations expand efforts abroad, raising living standards and spurting development beyond borders.
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Britain to Gift Lot for JFK Shrine in Runnymede
Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home announced Britain will donate the Runnymede meadow on the Thames at Egham Surrey as the site for a John F. Kennedy memorial. A second memorial part will fund a scholarship for UK students to attend Harvard MIT and Radcliffe. Campaign led by the Lord Mayor of London will raise the funds. Details of the memorial remain undisclosed.
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Mail Splits Over Civil Rights Bill Reach Majority Debate
Washington AP report notes Senator Keating of New York cites 1197 letters on civil rights mail showing 240 against and none for the House bill in a breakthrough moment. Senator Dirksen of Illinois reports about 1000 letters daily, mostly against the bill in its current form, with uncertainty about what the mail trend means.
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Yemen president ill during Moscow medical visit
Abdullah Abdallal, president of the Yemen republic, remains in Moscow for medical treatment and rest, as Moscow radio reports. The visit to the Soviet Union was slated to end Monday, with no details given on his illness.
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Jerusalem Crucifixion Report by RH Ramsey
Jerusalem recounts the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth after Pilate consents to Barabbas’ release. Jesus is scourged and crucified at Golgotha as crowds witness the execution and Pilate washes his hands of guilt. The banner over Jesus declares him “King of the Jews.”
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USDA Bars Lower Wheat Price Bid Move
Washington AP Uncle Sam will not allow American exporters to use lower U.S. wheat prices to undercut world markets. The Agriculture Department invokes peacetime controls to set a floor below which 1961 crop wheat cannot be sold abroad. The move targets stabilizing world prices and complying with an international wheat agreement. If Congress fails to pass new wheat legislation, 1964 crop prices may hover around 1.26 dollars per bushel, with export licenses tying sales to world price levels.
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Catlemen Of West Ok Buying Probe
Two Western cattlemen endorsed a proposal to probe buying practices of chain food stores. Testimony on day two of Senate Commerce subcommittee hearings for a Federal Trade Commission inquiry highlighted concern for beef consumers, feeder financial strain, and possible future cattle price declines.
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Galveston teacher marks 50 years in Ball High Science
Greta Oppe of Galveston completes half a century of science instruction at Ball High School. Born in Texas and educated at UT and NYU, she remains energetic after 50 years, recalling early science methods and noting more opportunities for students today. She plans to retire in June and has mentored many notable alumni.
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Military Plane Flights Watched
Washington reports new regulations tighten U S military flight control along a 100 mile wide western border zone to reduce accidental overflights into Communist territory. A radar tracking system will monitor each plane's position throughout the flight in the zone. The move follows the January incident when a Soviet jet shot down a trainer over East German airspace killing three aboard.
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Rockefeller Tons Campaign Funds In New Hampshire Primary
In Concord New Hampshire the major presidential candidates spent about 275000 on their campaigns Rockefeller led spending at around 97000 though his full report was not yet filed Barry Goldwater spent 93422 with 20682 votes while Henry Cabot Lodge led write ins with 23007 votes and 24599 in spending Wesley Powell reported write in influence. Nixon and others also appeared with smaller totals.
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