Khrushchev Death Rumor Denied by Tass Chief
A false report of Soviet Premier Khrushchev's death circulated worldwide after DPA and others carried an unverified notice. Tass later called the claim rubbish, noting Khrushchev was in Moscow to meet Waldyslaw Gomulka and Josef Cyrankiewicz and appeared in good health at a Kremlin reception.
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U.S. Pacific
Tass
Communist Party
Waldyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Moscow
Warsaw
DPA
Deutsche Presse Agentur
Hamburg
Bonn
British Foreign Office
Richard A. Butler
United States
Europe
Associated Press
Dmitry Goryunov
Goryunov
Kremlin
Gomulka
UMass Scene Is Changing Almost Daily
Amherst reports a campus progress report with photographs showing the University of Massachusetts after the $316 million building program. Projects near completion include an addition to the physics building and the school of business administration with two auditoriums both due this May, the Morrill science center fourth section by August 1965, a food science and technology building addition by February 1965, and an engineering expansion underway.
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Amherst
University of Massachusetts Today
School of Business Administration
Justin Morrill Science Center
Food Science and Technology
Britons Face Tax Hike On Luxuries In 1964 Budget
London UPI reports Chancellor Reginald Maudling unveiled a 1964 65 budget increasing tobacco and alcohol levies by 10 percent while keeping basic taxes level. He framed the plan as expansion without inflation and noted the measures take effect tomorrow. The speech occurred in a crowded House of Commons as an election year risk.
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London
UPI
Reginald Maudling
House of Commons
Maudling
Rocket Mishap At Cape Kennedy Injures Eight
Eight people were injured, some seriously, when a rocket engine joined with a space payload ignited during checkout at Cape Kennedy. NASA said the incident occurred while an Orbiting Solar Observatory was being mated with the Delta rocket third stage in a spin test facility, with reports ranging from ignition to explosion.
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Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Shooting Erupts On Tense Cyprus
In Nicosia and near Ortakoy a Turkish Cypriot camp was fired on by Greek Cypriot positions prompting UN officials to warn of retaliation. No major clashes halted as Turkish troops remained in place, while Greek Cypriot police and guards patrolled markets. Live ammunition exercises will run until April 17.
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Cyprus
Turkey
U.N
Ortakoy
Market Place
Turkish Warships Sail on Maneuvers
Turkish warships sailed from Iskenderun at dawn toward Cyprus for a routine gunnery exercise. Naval authorities said 21 ships took part in maneuvers under the command of an admiral.
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Iskendrun
Turkey
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Adm
Rail Negotiators Meeting Pending Report Tomorrow
Washington sources say rail union and management officials resumed talks with optimism to break the deadlock on work rules before a looming strike deadline. The White House sponsored mediation entered its fifth day as President Johnson prepares a progress report to Congress on Wednesday. The five man panel is expected to report on progress, with no emergency legislation discussed despite the looming April 25 deadline. Both sides agreed to a 15 day postponement at Johnson’s request last Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Legislative Conference
Snider Traded From Mets To Giants For Cash
New York AP reports veteran outfielder Duke Snider, 37, was sold by the New York Mets to the San Francisco Giants for an undisclosed cash amount. Mets also moved Larry Elliot up from Buffalo. Snider batted .243 with 14 homers for the Mets last season.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Duke Snider
San Francisco Giants
Mets
Larry Elliot
Buffalo
Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
LeMay Pushes for 100 Megaton Bomb Amid Nuclear Debate
Washington AP Gen Curtis LeMay says the Soviet gap in military power has narrowed and urges development of a 100 megaton nuclear bomb. He challenges McNamara and Goldwater on missile reliance while defending a large weapon. The testimony reflects tensions over defense strategy and space-age policy.
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Curtis E. LeMay
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Air Force
McNamara
LeMay
Goldwater
Goldwater For
Arizona Republican
House
Armed Services Appropriations
Russia
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Subcommittee
Senate Preparedness
Mahon
Johnson
Long Air Force
Taxpayers flock to meet April deadline in Pittsfield
Tomorrow brings the usual last minute tax rush as state and federal offices in Pittsfield brace for a heavy turnout. The state In come Tax Division on 246 North St opens 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with early opening due to a long line. the IRS office in the Post Office building plans extended hours as managers anticipate shorter waits tomorrow.
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Pittsfield
State Income Tax Division
North St
Joseph E. LaPointe
Berlin Wall Tiptoes West In Dead of Night
East German border guards under floodlights moved a wall section toward West Berlin by three yards near Checkpoint Charlie. The new segment remained four inches behind the East West border on a sidewalk by cleared wartime rubble, with no explanation for the change.
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Berlin
UPI
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
East Berlin
Charlie
Johnson to Speak at Holy Cross June Commencement
President Johnson will be commencement speaker at Holy Cross College on June 10. Very Rev. Raymond J. Swords S.J. announced the plan.
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Holy Cross
Worcester, Mass
UPTI
Holy Cross College
Raymond J. Swords
S.J
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