Soviets Block Return Of Downed U.S. Airmen
In Berlin, U.S. and Soviet officials clash over the fate of four downed airmen from a RB66 reconnaissance plane. Washington demands their return and U.S. diplomats dispute Soviet claims while East German searches continue with Potsdam liaison teams.
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Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Anatoly F. Dobrinin
Washington
Thompson
West Germany
David J. Holland
Holland
East Berlin
East Germany
Potsdam
Berlin
Actress Ruta Lee Uses Talk to Khrushchev for Visa
Ruta Lee, aiming to bring her dying grandmother to the United States, reached the Kremlin via a private interpreter call after months of red tape. She then spoke with a courteous Soviet official who suggested embassy contact. Her family will fly to London, then Moscow, and on to Vilnius to reach her grandmother.
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Kremlin
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Ruta
Joseph Kilmanis
London
Moscow
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Dauga
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Malcolm X Urges Negro Rifle Clubs Shock Civil Rights Leaders
New York UPI Malcolm X calls for black self defense by forming rifle clubs as civil rights leaders react with disbelief and warn violence could derail progress. CORE director James Farmer questions self defense wording while NAACP declines comment on the remarks. Malcolm says blacks must learn to defend themselves and that gun ownership is legal.
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New York
UPI
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
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NAACP
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Kennedy
Farmer
Vic
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St Patrick's Day Mailing Planned for J F K Thank Yous
About 906000 letters from Mrs. John F Kennedy to thank mourners for sympathy after the assassination will be mailed next Tuesday St Patrick's Day. An aide said the notes have been prepared for mass mailing at post offices nationwide to reach recipients in almost every nation.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
St. Patrick's Day
Rewmely
Vatachine
Canada Faces Near Record Fiscal Deficit
Ottawa reports Canada's Liberal government projects a 685 million dollar deficit for the year ending March 31, the third highest in peacetime. Finance Minister Walter L Gordon cites a 6 percent rise in Gross National Product last year and a white paper suggesting a lower deficit next year amid a three year upswing.
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Ottawa
Canada
Liberal
Walter L. Gordon
House of Conmons
Reluctant Rockefeller Faces Goldwater in Southwest
Texas Republicans refuse to remove Rockefeller from the Texas May 2 primary ballot while Goldwater dominates the field. Other candidates include Stassen and Smith. four dark horses may withdraw to leave a direct Goldwater Rockefeller contest. Democrats face Johnson running mate speculation as Kennedy denies feud with Johnson.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
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Texas
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Rockefeller
Harold Stassen
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixor
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Johnson
French Trucks Soon To Arrive in Cuba
The Berliet Company will start delivering about eight million dollars worth of trucks to the Castro government in Cuba within weeks. Leyland Motors has a ten million dollar deal for buses to Cuba but no delivery date yet. The United States protested both sales.
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France
Berliet Company
Cuba
Britain
Leyland Motors
Castro
United States
Viet Nam Plans Guerrilla War Speed-Up
U S officials say South Viet Nam plans major changes to the strategic hamlet program to accelerate the fight against Communist guerrillas. The plan would limit forced relocations, provide compensation for relocations, and deliver security plus rapid economic and social benefits to areas cleared of Viet Cong.
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Viet Nam
Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Mobs Demand Resignation of Nehru in New Delhi Rally
Ten thousand demonstrators marched through New Delhi demanding Prime Minister Nehru resign. They blamed the government paralysis on his illness after a stroke. The Indian Socialist party organized the protest initially over rising living costs and pivoted to a broader anti Nehru message.
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India
Nehru
Indian Socialist Party
Prisoner Buvoli Sentenced in Fraudulent Bankruptcy Case
Gilberto Buvoli walked out of the Milan courtroom in indignation after receiving a five year jail term for fraudulent bankruptcy. Police later caught him in the courthouse hall where he contested the sentence as unfair.
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Italy
UPI
Gilberto Buvoli
Buvoli
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