Cardinal Speaks Out On Polish Repression
WARSAW AP Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski condemned state funding for anti religious propaganda and actions against Catholic education in Poland He criticized the government for limiting religious teaching drafting seminarians into the army and seizing church schools He urged return of confiscated schools and talks with bishops while citing international education commitments.
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Warsaw
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Rome
Zycie Warszawy
Warsaw Life
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Wysznski
Zygmunt Choro- Manski
Tadeusz Zabinski
Zabinski
Cyrankiewicz
Choromanski
Porish
Britain Announces 1 Percent Steel Price Rise
Britain’s iron and steel board approved a 1 per cent increase, effective today, as costs have risen by about 60 million dollars annually since February 1964. Major manufacturers including Vauxhall Motors and Leyland Motors warn higher steel costs may be passed to consumers. absorption varies by company.
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London
Great Britain
Vauxhall Motors, Ltd
General Motors Corp
Leyland Motors, Ltd
United States
Britain
Iron and Steel Board
54 Killed In Jordan Crash Damaged Flight Tragedy In Syria
In Damascus Syria Syrian authorities investigate a Saturday night crash of an Asia Jordanian Roy al Airlines plane. The disaster is reported to have killed 54 people and prompted an official inquiry into the accident.
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Jordan
Damascus
Syria
APFD
Asia Jordanian Royal Airlines
Week of Devotion Across Faiths Observed Worldwide
Vatican observers note Holy Week in Roman Catholicism while Jews begin Passover and Muslims start the Feast of the Sacrifice. Pope Paul VI blessed palms from the Sistine Chapel and urged world peace as Berlin’s wall reopens to some visitors. Passover coincides with Good Friday for the first time in years, and calls rise to permit Israeli Jews and Muslims to pilgrimage across borders.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's Basilica
Berlin
Zionist Federation of
Great Britain
Ireland
Soviet Union
Israel
Jerusalem
Mecca
Medina
Mt Ararat
Boston Poll Shows Support for Volpe Sales Tax
A Boston poll of 1,376 residents found 894 in favor of Gov John A Volpes sales tax proposal, 91 opposed and many undecided. Telephonic straw vote reported strongest backing in West Roxbury Roslindale Jamaica Plain Hyde Park Brighton Allston and Back Bay.
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Boston
UPS
Ger. John A. Volpe
Suffolk County Citizens For Fair
West Roxbury
Roslindale
Jamaica Plain
Hyde Park
Brighton
Allston
Back Bay
10 Day Strike Ends at Pan Am
Washington UPI reports a 10 day pilots strike at Pan American World Airways ended with a settlement announced by the National Mediation Board. Leverett Edwards said the agreement runs about 40 pages of fine print. About 1,400 of 1,528 Pan Am pilots walked out March 31 over hours worked. operations largely halted. Pan Am offered and pilots accepted a 5 percent wage rise over two years and the airline agreed to assume all payments on the pilot pension fund, increasing overall compensation.
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Pan Amas
Objectivity Study Recommended for USIA Coverage
The U S Advisory Commission on information urged a study of USIA objectivity in election coverage. The panel, made of private citizens, proposed outside political science and journalism experts assess USIA’s ability to present a balanced view of the American election process overseas. Louis T Olom noted the recommendation does not accuse USIA of bias in the Johnson Goldwater campaigns.
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UPS
U. S. Advisory Commission On Information
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Commssson
Congress
Louis T. Olom
Commission
Johnson - Goldwater
Strikes in Italy Hit Doctors and Transit Units
Rome faces a doctors strike at public hospitals as about 20,000 physicians press for higher pay faster health reform. Rome bus and streetcar workers strike four hours, with another planned. rail unions call a nationwide walkout Wednesday over bonuses paid to Transport Ministry executives. Hotel workers plan a Easter peak strike to push a new contract.
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Rome
Italy
Transport Ministry
No One Helps Chelsea Youth In Knife Attack
A 14 year old boy says he was stabbed by a gang of youths as several motorists drove by without stopping. Donald Carroll told police at least five cars passed and did not assist. Doctors said the leather jacket and clothing prevented more serious injuries. he was treated and released.
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Chelsea
Mass
UPI
Donald Carroll
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Carroll
Governor Volpe In Germany
FRANKFURT Germany The governor of Massachusetts and the mayor of Boston arrived with 29 Bay State officials newsmen and travel agents on the inaugural Boston Hamburg flight of Lufthansa Alline Gov John A Volpe plans to fly back Thursday from Cologne and Mayor John F Collins will stay two days in Hamburg to inspect port facilities and meet officials
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Frankfurt
Germany
Massachusetts
Boston
Bay State
Hamburg
West Germany
Lufthansa Alline
John A. Volpe
Cologne
John F. Collins
IRS Tough Stance on Hardships for Tax Deadlines
Washington AP. IRS will be tough in determining deferral eligibility for April 15 payments. Commissioner Sheldon Cohen said extreme hardship cases would likely need full payment within a month or two. He denied widespread hardship claims from underwithholding, noting most tax due bills are small.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Sheldon
Cohen
Radio Press International
Watch on Cuba Continues Despite No Buildup Seen
Defense Department says surveillance on Cuba remains tight as attention shifts to Vietnam. A spokesman and Secretary McNamara affirm there is no new buildup of Soviet missiles or weapons and none is believed to have occurred.
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Cuba
Washington
Defense Department
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
Pastor Urges Civic Action On Crime in Boston
The Rev. Harold J. Ockenga at Park Street Church called officials clergy and citizens to act after a Crime Commission draft report cited widespread corruption at all government levels and urged reforms and accountability.
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Boston
Park Street
State Crime Commission
Harold J. Ockenga
Ockenza
Nixon Educates School Official In Moscow
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon visited Moscow University for a 40 minute talk with assistant Rector Nikolai Selyezov. They discussed questions about the United States including the Kennedy assassination and Beria and Trotsky. Nixon also criticized Soviet actions in Hungary and urged Soviet China policy alignment against aggression in Vietnam.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nikita
Khrushchev
Moscow University
Nikolai Selyezov
Selyezov
United States
Kennedy
Hungary
Kremlin
Nixon
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
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