Rusk and Fulbright clash over Cuba policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Fidel Castro is a threat to the hemisphere and that the U S has no plans to resume trade with Cuba. He disputed Senator Fulbright’s charge that Washington clings to myths in dealing with Communist nations and called Fulbright’s speech thoughtful and thought provoking.
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UPI
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Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Rusk
J. William Fulbright
D- Ark
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Fulbright
Castro
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U. S
Soviet Union
Russia
Arkansas
Free World
Court Actions Quicken Reapportionment Pace
Three federal panels issued rulings on district maps affecting Michigan Iowa and Connecticut. Michigan must remap its 19 congressional districts or elect at large in November while Iowa approved an interim plan to remedy malapportionment and Connecticut banned elections until remapping to achieve population equality.
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United Press International
Michigan
Iowa
Connecticut
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Detroit
Clifford O’sullivan
Des Moines
General Assembly
U. S. District Court Panel
Senate
House of Representatives
Republican Party
House
Rift Spoils Florida March
Dissension split the ranks of integrationists in Tallahassee as the Good Friday march drew about 1000 demonstrators instead of 10000. CORE challenged NAACP on canceling a parade around the Capitol and a rally on its south lawn amid recent Jacksonville violence.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Capitol
Jacksonville
Keep em Guessing Viet Nam Strategy
Washington sources report a Johnson plan to keep North Vietnam guessing on whether the war will extend northward. The tactic centers on new U S aid totaling about 50 million annually and expanded forces including 50 000 more troops and Skyraider aircraft. Potential measures to strike or block North Viet Nam include air strikes on transport hubs mining waters and using South Vietnamese guerrillas while South Viet Nam must win in the south.
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Washington
UPS
Johnson
South
Viet- Nam
Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Vietnam
North Viet Nam
Travel Outside U S Banned for LBJ
President Johnson will not travel abroad while there is no vice president unless a crisis develops. A De Gaulle visit is unlikely this year as Dutton cites adherence to constitutional norms and lack of plans for a U S visit by the French leader.
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UPI
Johnson
United States
Charles de Gaulle
State Department
Frederick G. Dutton
Robert Ellsworth
R-Kan
GOP
Dutton
de Gaulle
John F. Kennedy
Johnson - de Gaulle
Matzoh Gifts To Jews Hit By Red Press
Thousands of Russian Jews celebrated Passover amid a press drive against foreign matzoh parcels. Moscow synagogues overflowed and similar gatherings occurred in Leningrad Odessa Kishinev and Minsk. Despite scarcity Western donors sent small quantities of matzoh but Soviet press urged rejection.
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Red
Moscow
UPI
Leningrad
Kev
Odessa
Kishinev
Minsk
Moses
Red Sea
Sovietskaya Moldavia
Pope Paul VI Leads Good Friday Prayer in Rome
Pope Paul VI offered a prayer for peace during a Good Friday service in Rome. He said Christ is being morally crucified today by modern prosecutors as a torchlight procession wound through ancient ruins. He carried a five foot black wooden cross at the 13th Station of the Cross.
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UPI
Paul VI
Christ
Church of Silence
Jesus
Colosseum
Jackie Kennedy Skiing With Children Promises Young Skiers
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr. tried skiing at Mount Mansfield resort, a first for all, with instructors calling the trio promising young skiers. They arrived for a long Easter weekend and were joined by Robert F. Kennedy and the Shrivers. Edward Kennedy and wife were to arrive later.
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STOWE
John F. Kennedy
Caroline Kennedy
John Jr
Mount Manse Field
Kenenedy
Caroline
Sepp Ruschp
Mount Mansfield Co
Robert F. Kennedy
Saregent Shriver
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
de Mass
Joan
Probation Crackdown Warns of State Ban and New Warrants
Judge George M. Fienberg and county probation officer Daniel M. Holland vow strict enforcement of probation terms prohibiting alcohol use and leaving the state. Five warrants for probation violations and two for leaving the state are anticipated as authorities outline hearings and arrests linked to a Burgess Road disturbance involving three youths.
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George M. Fienberg
Daniel M. Holland
Holland
Bennington
Burgess Road
Richard Reginbald
William A. Clark
Shaftsbury
Reginbald
Robert F. Thomas
Clark
John P. Morrissey
Margarie Lillie
Fienberg
Bennington County
House of Correction
Thomas
John H. Maloney
Maloney
Salinger Wins in Court and Gets Ballot Spot on Senate Race
California Supreme Court ordered Pierre Salinger onto the Democratic ballot for the U S Senate in the June primary. Secretary of State Frank Jordan said he would leave the presidential press secretary occupation blank and defer to further adjudication. Salinger said he remains on the presidential payroll while pursuing the ballot placement.
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Salinger
San Francisco
UPD
Whiite Housea
Pierre Salinger
California Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
California
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Inside Arlington honors educator by education fraternity
A feature highlights a teacher from Inside Arlington receiving recognition from a prominent education fraternity. The piece notes career dedication and community impact with quotes from colleagues and students.
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Arlington
Education Fraternity
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