Showdown With China Demanded by Soviets
The Kremlin denounced China in a shared party statement accusing Peking of nationalist arrogance and aiming to split world Communism. Pravda praised Khrushchev and signaled a renewed rift as Suslov urged a meeting of world Communist parties to discuss basic problems and exchange views.
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Moscow
Union
China
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Pravda
Central Committee
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Communist Party
Red China
Suslov
Peking
Kremlin
Communist Movement
Mao Tzetung
Communist Party of China
World Communist Movement
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Mikhail A. Suslov
Suslov de
Tito
Khru Ishchev
Hungary
Budapest
P. J. Shelest
Yuro Andopov
New England Hit By Heavy Snow
Boston reports heavy snowfall across northern New England with up to nine inches in spots on the 15th day of spring. The Weather Bureau forecast continued snow today with gradual end tonight and flurries possible Saturday as mixed precipitation occurred in central Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. St Johnsbury Vermont logged six inches Waterbury Montpelier and Mt Mansfield in Stowe about five inches Burlington three inches of new snow.
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Boston
UPS
New England
Weather Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
St. Johnsbury
Waterbury
Montpelier
Mt. Mansfield
Stowe
Burlington
Russians Launch Zond 1 Space Probe On Mystery Flight
Moscow reports Zond 1, an automatic space station, launched aboard a multi stage rocket. Tass said the aim is to develop distant interplanetary flight techniques, with speculation the probe targets Venus for a possible mission.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Zond —1
Tass
Venus
Rusk Flags Sino Soviet Rift Stalling Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said China Soviet tensions slow progress on U.S. Soviet issues with no major breakthroughs expected soon. He cited Sino Soviet split as a factor, while noting potential long term hope for an accord to bar nuclear weapons or know how to non-nuclear states.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Russia
China
Rusk
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
South America
Cuba
Goulart
Brazil
Fidel Castro
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Castro
George Ball
Latin America
Ball
Congress
Gemini date slips one day while Apollo May opener looms
Spaceflight news reports the unmanned Gemini launch moved from April 7 to April 8 because of a ground support electrical short. The Titan-2 rocket and Gemini spacecraft passed a five hour test covering all prelaunch checks except engine ignition, as NASA aims for a May Apollo window.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
U.S
U S to Back Brazil to Save Constitution
The Air Force will send RB66 pilot Capt. David Holland and navigator Capt. Melvin Kessler before a flying evaluation board after a fact finding panel blamed a gross navigational error from erroneous compass indications for the East Germany misrouting. Additional factors cited include poor crew coordination and failure to cross check position. Holland is from Holland, Michigan, and Kessler from Philadelphia. They will be returned to Tulrosieres Air Force Base in France for the board.
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David '. Holland
Holland, Mich
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Wiesbaden
Germany
Rusk Pledges Close Ties With Brazil After Regime Change
Washington AP report describes Secretary Rusk stating the United States will work closely with Brazil's new government under President Ranieri Mazzilli to address inflation external debt and development. Rusk and Ball emphasize Brazil must preserve constitutional government and confront economic challenges with aid and hemispheric cooperation.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Brazil
Johnson
Ranieri Mazzilli
U.S
Joao Goulart
Rusk
Two Berkshire Men Freed From Jail in N C Town
In Williamston North Carolina Rev J Alan McLean of Pittsfield Mass and Lawrence Caesar of Dalton Mass were released on bond after being jailed for requesting service in a segregated restaurant. Funds from Berkshire County contributed to their release amid demonstrations led by church groups and the NAACP. A car incident involving Rev John Harmon of Boston highlighted tense atmosphere and Dr Martin Luther King praised the situation and sent a telegram to Attorney General Kennedy expressing distress over the law and order breakdown.
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Williamston
N.C
J. Alan McLean
Pilgrim Memorial Church
Pittsfield
Mass
Lawrence Caesar
Dalton
Berkshire
Paul Chapman
NAACP
Chapman
Berkshire County
Massachusetts
McLean
Edenton
John Harmon
Boston
Volkswaggen
Eagle Y
Martin Luther King
U.S
Freshman Burkhalter pushes age cap on re elections
Congress newcomer Everett Burkhalter 67 calls for a 70 year age limit and re election ban after age 70 claiming too many old men in power. He vows to introduce a four year term bill before leaving and argues seniority blocks new voices. Rep Clarence Cannon counters age is a constituency issue.
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Washington (Ap
House
Everett G. Burkhalter
D-Calif
Burkhalter
California
Congress
Clarence Cannon
D-Ma
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Navy Yard at Boston to trim 500 workers this summer
Boston Naval Shipyard will release five hundred workers including 300 permanent staff late June and 200 temporary civilians in April as workload drops from mid May. Capt Frank C Jones said the reductions affect most trades with some cuts to design engineers and draftsmen under a plan to align with the new fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Naval Shipyard
Navy
Massachusetts
Frank C. Jones
Cant. Jones
Jones
Five Day Forecast Sees Below-Normal Temperatures
The forecast projects a five day period with an average temperature about six degrees below the seasonal norm of 38 degrees. Expect much colder conditions over the weekend, with temperatures gradually rising from Monday through Wednesday. Snow or rain is possible late Monday into Tuesday.
Tufts protest over firing of climber professor Sayre
Medford Massachusetts students plan to picket Tufts University administration building in response to the firing of Woodrow Wilson Sayre a distinguished climber and philosophy professor. The Tufts Weekly reports Sayre will not be rehired amid claims his scholarly research failed to meet expectations. Sayre a Tufts faculty member since 1957 is a Williams College graduate with Harvard degrees and co author of Four Against Everest.
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Medford
Mass
Tufts University
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Tufts Weekly
Sayre
Tufts
Charles FE. Stearns
Everest
Mt. Everest
Stearns
Tibet
U.S. State Department
American Association of University Professors
Williams College
Harvard
Court rules against campaign cost state aid
Massachusetts Supreme Court in a 1 vote majority decision blocked a bill to appropriate 200000 dollars to support Republican and Democratic state committees for campaign expenses. The court held the funds would not serve a direct public purpose and benefit a broad portion of the public. Justice Spiegel dissented.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Jacob J. Spiegel
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