Three Old Hard Line Stalinists Dumped by Soviet Party
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Communist Party expelled three veteran hard line Stalinists Georgi M Matenkov V M Molotov and Lazar Kaganovich. The move follows Suslov denouncing the group in a 10009 word assault on the Chinese communists. Molotov and Malenkov have linked to the Chinese side in the Khrushchev Pekin split.
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Moscow
Georgi M. Matenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Khrushchev
Suslov
Central Committee
Communist Party
Stalin
Nikolai Bulganin
Klementi Voro
Georgi Malenkov
U S and Panama renew relations after weeks of unrest
The United States and Panama agreed to end a breach of diplomatic relations and to discuss long standing disputes. The 150 word agreement was signed at the Pan American Union as President Johnson named Robert B. Anderson as special envoy to seek an end to differences arising since the 1903 canal treaties. Johnson praised the move to readers and dignitaries as a great day for the Americas and freedom lovers.
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United States
Panama
Pan American Union
Johnson
Roberto Chiari
Robert B. Anderson
Organization of American States
Ander
Canal Zone
U.S
OAS
Ellsworth Bunker
Miguel Moreno
Vermont Deputy Admits Stealing Skiing Booty
Norman C. Emerson, 35, a Vermont special deputy sheriff, confessed to stealing 88100 from the Mt. Snow Base Lodge safe over Easter weekend. Police said he carried 8130 in cash and a loaded revolver when arrested, after driving to Albany and flying to New York City for two days.
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N.Y
UPI
New York State
Vermont
Mt. Snow
Norman C. Emerson
West Dover
Mount Snow
Donald G. Brandon
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Emerson
Brandon
New York City
Dallas Style Church Notice Sparks Alarm at Local School
A bulletin from the Royal Haver Baptist Church drew concern with a perplexing message misread as a threat against a nearby school. Officials urge calm and clarifying statements as readers seek context and accuracy.
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Dallas
UPI
The
Royal Haver Baptist Church
Anchorage Shaken Again By Temblor After Quake Anniversary
Anchorage faced a sharp aftershock causing residents to spill into streets with no injuries reported by police. Valdez felt a light tremor with no further damage. Kodiak endured 85 mph winds hindering demolition on Main Street as 129 dead or missing in the quake area.
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Alaska
Valdez
State Division of Civil Defense
Seward
Kodiak
Everett
Wash
University of Washington
Norman Rasmussen
University
Main Street
MacArthur Enters Apparent Coma After Surgery
General Douglas MacArthur showed signs of entering a peaceful coma as doctors battle diminished kidney function with peritoneal dialysis after his March 2 operation. Lt. Gen. Heaton, the Army surgeon general, released a terse bulletin offering no detail on the underlying cause.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Heaton
MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Silver dollar verse at Lander bar mocks mint decision
A Western hotel in Lander Wyoming displays a sign mourning the decision not to mint new silver dollars. The sign reads in verse to appeal for the old coins and jokes about money clanging on the bar, reflecting widespread Western sentiment.
Dirksen Sets Target Area In Rights Bill
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said he will first seek to revise the civil rights bill in the fair employment practices section. He noted broader support among Republicans and Democrats for amending this part than any other, and will delay changes to the public accommodations section until progress is made on fair employment provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Berkshires Miss Snowfall Despite Predictions
The Berkshires escaped heavy snowfall with only a quarter inch of rain and a few flurries while northern Vermont saw two to five inches. The storm moved away quickly and cooler, drier air with mid 30s temperatures is expected today. Fair weather and sunnier skies are forecast for tomorrow.
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Berkshires
Vermont
New England
Johnson to Throw First Ball at Opening Day
President Johnson will attend the opening of the major league baseball season in April at the White House. White House spokesman George Reedy avoided a direct yes on tradition. The Washington Senators face the Los Angeles Angels in the American League opener at DC Stadium.
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UPI
Johnson
White House
George E. Reedy
America
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
District of Columbia
Stonewall Peach Sign to Honor LBJ Change Prompted by Complaints
Harvey Eckert of the Chamber of Commerce explains why a Stonewall sign proclaiming the town as the Peach center of Texas will be revised to say Stonewall Home of LBJ Peach center of Texas. He notes many residents objected to peaches being placed above the President.
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Stonewall, Tex
Harvey
Eckert
Chamber of Commerce
Stonewall — Peach Center of Texas
LBJ
Stonewall
Peach Center of Texas
Tornado rips Wichita Falls area causing fatalities and damage
A tornado ripped through Wichita Falls and Sheppard Air Force Base on Friday, killing at least six people and injuring 55. The storm demolished home additions, tossed autos, and knocked down lines, with unofficial losses near 2 million dollars. Governor Connally ordered 100 National Guardsmen to assist police in the devastated Sunset Terrace and Lincoln Heights areas.
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Tex
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita General Hospital
Alfred Miller
First National Bank
Sunset Terrace
John B. Connally
National
Lincoln Heights
Wichita Falls Sheppard School
Layoffs Hit Boston and Portsmouth Naval Shipyards
The Navy says 300 temporary workers will lose jobs at the Boston yard and 42 at Portsmouth, dragging total cuts to 629 by June 27. The reductions stem from decreased workload starting mid May, with permanent losses in Boston and further reductions at Portsmouth planned into July 1.
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Portsmouth
N.Y
Navy
Frank C. Jones
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