Argentina Rebels Pause as Talks Begin on Truce Terms
Loyalist and rebel leaders gathered after Rear Adm Vazquez outlined cease-fire conditions to Defense Minister Astigueta. The clash toll neared 26, with civilians warned against weapons and looting. Puerto Belgrano and Bahia Blanca remained features in the unrest as Peru potential elections loom.
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Kennedy cites 9000 Reds leave Cuba in latest round
President Kennedy said 9000 Soviet troops and technical experts have departed Cuba since November with about 4000 leaving in the past six weeks. He estimated 12000 to 13000 Soviet citizens remain in Cuba and warned against raids that could trigger a dangerous cycle of retaliation. He urged raiders to join Bay of Pigs survivors in the U.S. Army and contrasted Eisenhower’s budget critique with Kennedy’s space program stance.
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Anti-Bias Movement Bolsters Birmingham Sit-In Push
In Birmingham Alabama Negro integration leaders launched an extensive campaign to end racial barriers. The drive intensified after 21 Black individuals were arrested on Wednesday during sit-in demonstrations at downtown department stores.
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Inside NH attorney flags dummy firm funds Boston garage case
An Inside New Hampshire report cites an attorney stating a dummy corporation was created to funnel money to a Massachusetts official involved in a Boston garage case. The piece reflects on the broader implications of this financial scheme and its role in the investigation.
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Possible Railroad Strike Delayed At Least Sixty Days
President Kennedy set up a three member emergency board to settle the four year rail labor dispute. The panel will draft proposals in 30 days and enter 30 days of negotiations, with no binding requirement to accept. The board is led by Samuel S. Rosenman with Nathan Feinsinger and Clark Kerr.
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Vermont Senate authorizes probe of CD anti red data deletion
The Vermont Senate unanimously authorized hearings by the Judiciary Committee on Education Commissioner Holden order deleting material on communism from the civil defense survival training course. The measure, proposed by Chair George Cook, aims to clarify facts without constituting an investigation, with hearings set for early next week.
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Raynolds Defends View On Holden’s Data Ban In Vermont
Raynolds argues Holden’s order removing J Edgar Hoover materials from survival training is inaccurate and incomplete. He says instructors are unprepared and the course lacks sufficient time and context for U S Soviet relations. The dispute has drawn supporters and critics across Vermont including local officials and media.
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Bennington High Girls Boycott Girls State Over Religious Clause
Bennington High School junior girls voted not to participate in Girls State while the American Legion Auxiliary's eligibility clause bars Jehovah's Witnesses. The move follows a protest by local church leaders urging schools to abstain until the clause is removed. Principal Catherine Corcoran and Bennington High await guidance after the Vermont Headmaster Association meeting.
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Wall Street Hears SEC Report On Market
Wall Street greeted the SEC report with cautious optimism as it urged new public protections while NYSE President G Keith Funston said the exchange will study the recommendations. The American Stock Exchange president Edwin Etherington noted time is needed to review the measures.
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France Coal Miners End Month Long Strike
Paris AP reports a government owned mine settlement ends a month long strike by 170000 miners. A 6.5 percent wage hike starts April 1 with boosts to 12.5 percent by next April 1. Fourth vacation week assured and a 40 hour week to be studied in a joint conference.
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Seoul advisers warn of cut in US aid to South Korea
In Seoul advisers to Gen. Park warned Washington may reduce aid that supports the economy after Kennedy’s firm stance on democratic rule. Informed sources say Park would press on with military rule despite U.S. hopes for a democratic transition following Kennedy’s Washington news conference and a letter he sent earlier.
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U S Justice Department seeks order to prevent vote interference
Federal judge in Greenwood considers a Justice Department plea to bar disruption of Negro registration efforts after 19 marchers were jailed for defying police orders at Leflore County Courthouse. Dick Gregory canceled contracts and remained in the Mississippi Delta area.
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Kennedy urged tight drug controls in interim narcotics report
An advisory group urged the president to start a master research effort on narcotics and drug abuse. It proposed a joint US Mexico commission to combat smuggling and a special mobile Justice Department unit to target big-time smugglers. It also urged stiffer laws on manufacture and distribution of habit forming and stimulant drugs.
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Miami Beach council bans Nazi swastika and hammer and sickle
The Miami Beach City Council approved an ordinance forbidding display of the swastika or the hammer and sickle. The rule follows a disturbance at a local hotel last month in which two men linked to the American Nazi party were detained by police.
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