India to dispatch troops after border clash at Rann of Kutch
Renewed firing along the India Pakistan frontier prompts New Delhi to replace frontier police with regular army units. Prime Minister Shastri refuses peace talks until Pakistani forces withdraw from disputed frontier posts at Sardar Kanjarkot and Ding. Pakistan claims Indian aggression and deaths. India cites casualties on its side. In Rome, doctors strike ends after wage talks. hotel workers plan Easter strike. rail and public transport strikes disrupt city life.
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India
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Lal Bahadur Shastri
Pakistan
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Shastri
G. L. Nanda
Iniia
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West Indian
Arabian Sea
Subcontinent
Sardar
Kutch
Nanda
Kanjarkot
Ding
Saradar
Rome
Italy
Health Ministry
Shah Defies Would-Be Assassins in Tehran Parade
Shah of Iran drove through Tehran with ceremonial escort two days after a palace shooting. A 22-year-old soldier fired a submachine gun at the Shah. he and two bodyguards were killed. Shah, 45, was unharmed. Officials seek to determine if the attack was isolated or part of a conspiracy.
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Tehran
Iran
Reza Bakhshabadi
Bakhshabadi
Ie Imperial Guard
Latin Union Urged by Latin Leaders for Trade
A four leader bloc urged a Latin American common market including Cuba to speed regional economic union. The plan, submitted to President Diaz Ordaz, could challenge the U S Cuba embargo. Leaders credited Chile's President Frei with driving the proposal and named Herrara Prebisch Sanz de Santa Maria and Magabre as key proponents.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Chile
Latin America
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Felipe Herrara
Inter-American Development Bank
Raul Prebisch
U.N. Conference On Trade and Development
Geneva
Latin American Institute of Social Planning
Carlos Sanz de Santamaria
Alliance For Progress’ Inter - American Committee
Jose Antonio Magabre
U.N. Economic Commission For Latin America
Million Dollar Bank Burglary in Montreal
Police hunt a gang after the Royal Bank of Canada branch in Montreal lost up to a million dollars in cash and securities. Detectives found six diamond drill bits and wrappers from candy bars as clues. The break in occurred between 4 PM Sunday and early Monday, with hundreds of safe deposit boxes opened methodically and alarms jammed in a plan likened to the film Rififi.
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UPI
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Rififi
Russians Tone Down Life-in-Space Claim
Soviet astronomers distanced themselves from Monday reports of life in outer space as Tass attributed to Nikolai Kardashev the idea a new supercivilization might exist. Shklovsky urged caution while global experts doubted the claim, noting CTA102 as the radio source discussed and potential quasar variability.
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Outer Space
Josef Ss. Shklovsky
Shklovsky
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Jodrell Bank
Tass
Nikolai Kardashev
Sternbers Astronomical Institute
Senate Rejects Nursing Home Rate Hike Plan
The Massachusetts Senate endorsed a Hammond substitute to raise nursing home daily rates by four dollars, about 52 percent, despite Senator Andrea F. Nuciforo opposing legal rate setting. The measure, tied to welfare-financed patients, moves to a second reading amid debate over administrative versus legislative control.
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Andrea F. Nuciforo
Pittsfield
Senate
Committee On Pensions and Old Age Assistance
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Nucifore
George D. Hammond
Westfield
Berkshire
Nuciforo
Nazis Sentenced For Murders Of Polish Hostages
In Mannheim a West German court handed life terms to two former Nazi executioners for shooting murders of Polish hostages. Wilhelm Richardt and Ulrich Mocck were convicted of multiple killings tied to October 1939 near Tuchel. Another defendant, Werner Sorgalz, received four years for complicity in sixty murders.
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Germany
Wilhelm Richardt
Ueinrich Mocck
Tuchel
Mocck
Richardt
Rudolph van Alvensleben
van Alvensleben
Argentina
Werner Sorgalz
Vatican Amends Ties With Atheists
Vatican City AP report describes Pope Paul VI's creation of a Secretariat for Nonbelievers. It says the body will not pursue political action but focus on cultural, spiritual, and pastoral outreach. Cardinal Koenig leads the effort. initial task is to gather information and study contact methods.
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Vatican Radio
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Paul VI
Secretariat
Franziskus Cardinal
Koenig
Vienna
Canada’s Economic Upsurge Cuts Budget Deficit To 83 Million
Ottawa announced by Finance Minister Walter L. Gordon shows the budget gap for the year ended March 31 shrank from 336 million to 83 million amid unexpected economic vigor. The report notes a 0.9 percent national product rise to 47 billion and highlights housing and capital goods spending as drivers of growth while cautioning against immediate tax-cut expectations.
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Walter L. Gordon
Gordon
New York Times Bureau
Soviet Union
Pope Meets Leftist Leader Pietro Nenni
Pope Paul VI met Italian Socialist leader Pietro Nenni for an hour to discuss world peace and Socialist calls to revise the Italo Vatican concordat. The meeting comes as the Pope announced a secretariat for contacts with atheists, establishing a direct communications channel with them.
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UPI
Paul VI
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
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