Russia Moves Toward China Accord Says Pravda
Pravda confirms Russia has taken steps to settle ideological disputes with Red China. The Soviet paper cites abstaining from public polemics for five months and recent meetings with delegations from fraternal parties as part of the effort to unify the world communist movement. It warns Western imperialists seek to exploit divisions within socialism and notes the Khrushchev era’s peaceful coexistence doctrine has been disputed for years.
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UPI
Communist Party
Pravdai
Russia
Wwew
Red China
Pravda
World Liberation Movement
China
Nikita ° S. Khrushchev
West
U S Pilot Said Held After Viet Nam Capture
North Viet Nam announced the capture of U S Air Force Lt Hayden J Lockhart of Springfield Ohio after his plane was shot down during a March 2 strike. He was the last unaccounted American pilot. five planes were downed and one Vietnamese pilot was rescued. A released photo shows him in uniform with squadron patch and aviator wings.
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UPI
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hayden J. Lockhart
Springfield
Ohio
Jill
Alexandria
Louisiana
Lockhart
Soviet Rejects Bid To Drop Coexistence Policy
Moscow reports state Pravda, in reply to a March 4 Peking statement, rejected demands to drop peaceful coexistence as a condition of Communist unity. The article condemns coercive or renunciations of political line, without naming China, while addressing Khrushchev era origins.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Pravda
Peking
Kremlin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Jet Strikes in North Viet Reported Showing Success
Washington officials view U S jet strikes against Communist formations in South Vietnam as showing success in throwing the Reds off balance and inflicting casualties. South Vietnamese authorities are less bullish though. Jets, including F100s and B57s, have flown many sorties since Feb 24 and are credited with stalling attacks and breaking up Viet Cong concentrations.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Vick Nam
Interfaith Lobby Pushes For New Rights Law
Washington reports a May interfaith drive by Protestants Catholics and Jews for federal action to protect Negro voters in Selma Alabama and swift passage of a new voting rights law. A mass meeting on Capitol Hill launched twin campaigns with leaders Blake Cronin and Hirsch presiding as Johnson agreed to White House discussions and a forthcoming voter registration bill.
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UPI
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National Council of Churches
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National Catholic Welfare Conference
Richard G. Hirsch
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White House
Congress
Shallow Draft Navy Gunboats Built at Tacoma
The Navy is building 36-foot shallow draft gunboats at Peterson Boat Building Co in Tacoma. The last two of 10 boats were due for delivery at Seattle, as the Navy orders 24 more with deliveries starting two per month in June. Each craft draws 3 feet B inches of water and mounts twin 50 caliber turrets fore and aft plus single 30 caliber guns on each side.
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Navy
Viet Nam
Seattle
Peterson Boat Building Co
Duke of Windsor Eye Condition Reported Satisfactory
London bulletin says the Duke of Windsor, aged 70, is comfortable after retina surgery. He has had three operations, the first on February 22 and the third this week, with no clear date for a possible visit by Queen Elizabeth II or a meeting with the Duchess of Windsor.
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Duke of Windsor
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Budget Deliberations Advance in Massachusetts Ways and Means
Statehouse coverage details Volpe budget deliberations advancing at a steady yet inquisitive pace as Ways and Means seeks to finish the fiscal 1966 plan by mid April. New committee leadership and spillover from numerous tax proposals shape a tight timetable for budget and revenue actions.
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Boston
House
Ways - and” Means
Ways and Means
Taxation Committee
Anthony M. Scibelli
Springfield
John F. X. Dayoren
Milford
John T. Tynan
Charles I. Shepard
Shepard
Commonwealth
Selbelli
Inmates Quit Jobs at Walpole State Prison
About 200 inmates at Walpole State Prison walked off jobs making auto license plates in protest of pay and working conditions. They gathered in a recreation area while authorities returned them to cells. 100 later were ordered back to work as the protest continued to be reviewed.
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Walpole State Prison
CC. Palmer Seafati
Seafati
Philbin Fights Rutland Heights Hospital Closure
Washington AP Rep Philbin of Massachusetts warns that closing Rutland Heights Veterans Hospital would gut New England's veteran care. He urges a quick House Veterans Affairs subcommittee move to save facilities aiding veterans. Other lawmakers criticize plans to save 23 million yearly by shuttering 11 hospitals 4 soldiers homes and 17 regional offices. Bates notes Brighton hospital for seamen would be replaced by Rutland Heights care. MacDonald says Bath New York Soldiers' Home closure would force New England veterans to seek care in Virginia West Virginia or Ohio.
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Philp J. Philbin
Mass
Rutland Heights
New England
Philbin
House Veterans Affairs
William H. Bates
Rmass
Brighton
Torbert H. MacDonald
D-Mass
Bath
N.Y
Entry Suit Dismissal Denied by Court in Boston
In Boston a Watertown couple’s damage suit against postal inspectors was revived by a U S Court of Appeals, ruling the case should proceed in federal court. The suit claims Raymond J. Dunne entered the Kelley home without a warrant during a 1962 mail rack robbery investigation in Plymouth, a crime that yielded $1 551 277. The ruling also names William F White and Bailey Aldrich in the appeals panel.
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Watertown
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
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J. Kelley
Raymond J. Dunne
Chicago
William F. White
Bailey Aldrich
Dunne
Plymouth
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