Britain Celebrates Birth of Prince
Britain announces the birth of a son to Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday night. The infant weighs 5 pounds 7 ounces, is third in line to the throne behind Charles and Andrew, and was delivered by a team led by Sir John Peel. Prince Philip will attend the Greek king’s funeral while names such as James Robert Rupert and David are speculated for the baby.
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Britain
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Andrew
Anne
Victoria
Eliza
Beatrice Beth I
Beth
Buckingham Palace
John Weir
Vernon Hall
Prince Philip
Paul
Greece
James
Robert
Rupert
David
Princess Alexandra
Princess Margaret
Duchess of Kent
Alexandra
Elizabeth
John Peel
Cuba Trade Said Danger To Alliance
London AP dispatch reports U S State Department official Walt Rostow warned 250 British businessmen that trade with Fidel Castro's Cuba endangers NATO security and world peace. Rostow cited Castro subversion guerrilla activity and arms smuggling, saying Cuba aims to wreck the Alliance for Progress with support from Red China and the Soviet Union amid a British debate over buses to Cuba.
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U.S. State Department
Fidel Castro
Cuba
North Atlantic Alliance
Walt W. Rostow
Department
Latin America
Castro
Rostow
Alliance For Progress
Red
China
Soviet Union
Scrapping Polaris Demanded As Disarmament Opens
Geneva dispatch says Soviet disarmament negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin urged the West to scrap sea borne Polaris missiles at the start of any disarmament program. Sir Paul Mason of Britain argued seaborne missiles must go first, warning their removal could upset power balance. Tsarapkin rebutted Western insistence on a nuclear umbrella. Gromyko proposed a phased plan leaving limited missiles on American and Soviet soil. Moscow avoided details on inspections and what “limited” means to prevent stockpiling.
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UPI
Sovviet Union
West
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Britain
Paul Mason
Tsarapkin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
Soviet Union
Truman and Mrs Johnson attend funeral in Athens
Former President Harry S Truman and Mrs Lyndon B Johnson arrived in Athens to represent the United States at King Paul’s funeral. They viewed the controversial 12 foot statue honoring Truman’s aid to Greece and noted demonstrations over Cyprus.
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Greece
Harry S. Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Paul
Truman
Cyprus
Cypriot Students Riot Against U S Britain
About 19 000 Greek Cypriot students flooded Nicosia shouting against Britain and the United States. They blocked a British high commissioner Sir Arthur Clarke’s passing car before authorities cleared the scene. Turkish warships moved near Cyprus as the Makarios government pressed Greek Cypriots toward restraint amid continuing cross island clashes. U N appeal to dispatch a peace force received from Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kuchuk to Thant and foreign ministers of Britain Greece and Turkey. The Makarios government said it had overwhelmed Turkish Cypriots after battles in Ktima and Mallia and vowed to maintain restraint to avoid further bloodshed.
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Nicosia
Britain
United States
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Cyprus
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Turk Navy
Fazil Kuchuk
U.N
U Thant
Kuchuk
Greece
Turkey
Ktima
Mallia
Thant
Markarios
Moon described as porous surface and solid interior
Soviet scientists via Tass report that the moon is covered by a loose porous substance while its interior remains solid, a conclusion drawn from analysis of radio waves emitted by the moon.
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Moscow
Moon
Tass
Soviet Premier Khrushchev to Hold Budapest Summit
East European diplomatic sources said Premier Khrushchev may travel to Budapest for the April 4 Hungary liberation anniversary and convene a Moscow allied parties summit to discuss the rift with China. A Romanian delegation in Peking will report at the meeting, possibly two weeks.
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Soviet Union
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Flood Stage Nearing As Ohio River Crests
Louisville area braces for major Ohio River flood as crest nears, with 10,000 to 15,000 residents expected to flee by Friday. Red Cross reports 23 Kentucky counties affected. Falmouth hardest hit. crest revised to 18 feet. West Point and Shepherdsville alerted. exodus at Fort Knox area underway. 50 Red Cross workers set up staging.
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National Red Cross
Cincinnati
Robert C. Edson
Kentucky
Falmouth
Licking River
Ohio
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Shepardsville
Fort Knox
Red Cross
New High Seen For Business Investments
Secretary Hodges forecast business spending on new plants and equipment would rise to a record $43.2 billion this year. SEC figures from a Commerce Department survey indicate investments will exceed 1963 by more than 4 billion, over 10 percent, underscoring jobs growth potential in the economy.
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Secreary of Commerce
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Commerce Department
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