High Court Won't Rule On Airline Stay
The Supreme Court declined to rule on Eastern Air Lines protest against a stay of a Civil Aeronautics Board order. The stay, issued by the Boston Circuit Court at Northeast Airlines request, continues until April 30, 1964, affecting the New York to Florida route. Eastern argued no stay should be granted, while Eastern and National Airlines face about 72,685 dollars daily losses totaling around 15 million through April 30.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eastern Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
New York
U.S. Circuit Court
Boston
Northeast
CAB
New York-Florida
Eastern
Circuit Court
Astern
National Airlines
Albania Grabs Soviet Embassy Property in Tirana
Albania seized property belonging to the Soviet Embassy in Tirana and demanded its immediate return. Izvestia announced the seizure, noting caretakers remained in both embassies since relations broke in December 1961 amid Khrushchev de Stalinization clashes with Enver Hoxha. The dispute aligns Albania with China in the Soviet split.
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Moscow
UPD
Albania
Tirana
Izvestia
Tzvestia
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
U.S.S.R
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Enver Hoxha
China
Peking
Peabody Backs Johnson Urban Renewal Proposals
Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody endorsed Johnson administration proposals to expand urban planning and renewal, create a Cabinet post on urban affairs, fund metropolitan transportation programs, and aid depressed areas. He spoke at the National Housing Conference honoring Kennedy and Johnson’s continuance of those programs.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
National Housing Conference
Peabody
Kennedy
Johnson
Pro-Goldwater slate backs First District delegates
Walter J. Campbell of Rockland Drive and Carl Keyser of Amherst announce their run as pro-Goldwater GOP delegates from Massachusetts First District in the April 28 presidential primaries. They oppose the official Conte-Dwight slate, which is tied to Sen. Leverett Saltonstall and Richard F. Treadway. Campbell says he aims to let voters express their preference, though he plans no campaign. Alternate picks include Patience Allan and Mabel P. Wardwell, with Hammond and Hunter as alternates.
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Walter J. Campbell
Rockland Drive
Campbell
General Electric Co
Carl Keyser
Amherst
Silvio O. Conte
Pittsfield
William Dwight Sr
Holyoke
Conte
Dwight
Leverett Saltonstalland National Gop
Richard F.treadway
Saltonstall - Treadway
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Lloyd Warning
Concord
Want Ads Offer Low Rates for Weeklong Runs
Ad copy touts low-cost Want Ads with steep daily savings for longer runs. Seventy different phrases highlight 15 words for a week totaling 2.97, promising quick results and value.
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Eagle Family Want
Ruby's Side Moves to Subpoena Jurors as Witnesses
In Dallas the defense protests to compel jurors or prospective jurors who viewed the Oswald case shooting on TV to testify. Judge Brown and the court debated a bill of exception while the defense plans appeals to block televised jurors.
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Ruby
Dallas
UPS
Jack Ruby
Melvin Belii
Atty
Herry Wade
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Belli
Max E. Causey
The
Dallas Times Herald
Texas State Supreme Court
Austin
San Francisco
Anti-Sweeps Rally Fails to Draw Crowd in Keene New Hampshire
About 30 people attended a Keene rally against sweepstakes organized by the Committee of 100, far short of the 500 hoped. Organizers cited good weather and voter apathy as factors. Reverend F.E. Lee Bothast blamed general voter indifference, while Edward C. Reneau defended the turnout as influenced by the sunny day.
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Keene, N.H
API
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Dip Through Saturday
The five day outlook projects average temps about five degrees below the seasonal 24 degree normal. Coldest readings arrive late in the week with wintry weather and snow expected Tuesday night Wednesday and again Saturday.
Union Leaders Defy U.S. Won't Load Wheat Ships
In Miami Beach the International Longshoremen's Union and allied unions continue a multimillion-dollar boycott on loading U.S. wheat for Russia. They demand at least 50 percent of shipments go on American vessels, citing policy and jobs concerns. Talks with Labor Secretary Wirtz failed after four days, with AFL-CIO backing and no new meetings scheduled.
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Miame Beach
Fla
U.S
Russia
W. Willard Wirtz
Soviet Bloc
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Union
Eigh
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Wirtz
Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Soviet Union
Kennedy I
Maritime Adminstration
Ting
Continental Grain Corporation
Continental
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Wirlz
Bold hunt in Castro Daire fails to curb Wolves
In Castro Daire Portugal CPI a cold wave spurred 200 armed hunters to wipe out wolves. The organized effort yielded only one fox, marking limited success for the widespread action.
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Castro Daire
Portugal
CPI
Pigeons Ban Prompted by Poisoners Strike in Boston
A 16 member Park Department team set out at dawn to poison 10 000 pigeons in four days in Boston. Bait spread in freight yards of Boston and New York Central rail lines and in Somerville grain elevators, permitted by a two year old act. Officials say the arsenic by product harms neither dogs nor humans and is collected daily with dead birds.
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Boston
UPI
Park Department
Boston & Maine
New York Central
Port Authority
Somerville
Flier Falls 1000 Feet and Survives With Broken Leg
Lt. Edward A. Dickson of Wyoming, Fa., fell 1,000 feet when his Skyhawk jet’s engine failed over the High Sierras near Bishop. He landed in a snowbank, bounced into a tree, broke his right leg but stayed conscious, inflated a raft, fired a flare, and was rescued by his crew after the plane wreckage.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Edward A. Dickson
Wyoming
Oak, Knoll Naval Hospital
Dickson
Sierras
Bishop
India protests new incursion as Red China backs Pakistan
Twenty three Indian rencamens are missing after a new phase of fighting in Kashmir. India’s defense ministry says Pakistani troops crossed the cease fire line near Keran, 70 miles west of Srinagar, firing on an Indian patrol while others fired from the opposite bank. A joint Chou En-lai Ayub Khan communique pledges Chinese support for Pakistan, with Ayub promising friendly cooperation and a visit to Peking. The note criticizes US aid to India and Pakistan’s bid for UNSC seat is tied to Chou’s backing for Kashmir plebiscite.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Indian Defense Ministry
U.N
Keran
Srinagar
Chou
Nehru
Congress Party
Chou En-lai
Mohammed Ayub Khan
China
Ayub
Chen
Peking
United States
Washington
U.S
Red
United Nations
Chow
Aggression by Indonesia Decried by Malaysia Chief
Malaysia Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman denounced Indonesia as mounting acts of physical aggression near Sarawak Sabah on Borneo. He warned the crisis could explode into disaster despite a ceasefire as both nations press for settlement amid looming talks with Indonesia.
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Indonesia
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Sarawak
Sabah
Borneo
Council On World Tensions
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
Rahman Snake
Ac Dinlamatin
Donesia
Diosdado Macapag
Naysia
Philippines
Itl
Jakarta
Presius
Dent Sukarno
Bali
Mediation Snags on Technicality in Cyprus Crisis
U N Secretary General U Thant presses talks with British diplomat Sir Patrick Dean and Cypriot Foreign Minister Soros Kyprianou as debate on a Cyprus peace force resumes. Dispute over mentioning the 1960 treaty of guarantee stalls agreement, while Cyprus grows more militarized with thousands training in weapons.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thant
Cyprus
Thant
Sir Patrick Dean
Soros Kyprianou
Security Council
Council
Britain
Turkey
Greece
United States
Mediterranean
Soviet Mission Opens Negotiations on Cyprus Air Link
NICOSIA Cyprus The Soviet Union and Cyprus began talks on an air link between Moscow and Nicosia official sources called routine while Turkish charges accused Makarios of seeking Soviet intervention. The discussions, seen as tied to the island crisis, occur as the United States and Britain urge caution to keep NATO stability intact. Local papers cited by Nicosia suggested the negotiations were collapsing.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Makarios
Kremlin
United States
Britain
NATO
Makavios
United Nations
New York
1952 Olympic medalist tears into ski coaches in Vermont
Andrea Mead Lawrence, former two time Olympic champion, criticized U S coaches after Innsbruck world games saying exhaustion overtrained Americans hurt performance. She named Bob Beattie and Oregon competitor Jean Saubert as examples and argued coaches overemphasize technique at the expense of athletes instincts and confidence.
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Sherburne
UPI
America
Andrea Mead Lawrence
U.S
Innsbruck
Austria
Lawrence
Bob Beattie
Inns‘brack
Oregon
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