Johnson will not travel abroad while VP vacancy lasts
Washington reports President Johnson will not leave the United States while the vice presidency remains vacant unless a crisis requires. State Department told a congressionally briefed group that Johnson invited De Gaulle to the U.S. but De Gaulle declined, making a Johnson-De Gaulle meeting unlikely this year.
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Sabbath Bill Declared Emergency In Massachusetts
Boston AP Gov Endicott Peabody declares the sabbath bill an emergency law to take effect immediately. The measure lets Saturday observers run their businesses on Sunday, citing hardship to citizens who conscientiously observe Sabbath.
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Eight More Demonstrators Arrested in Williamston
Police in Williamston North Carolina arrested eight protesters at City Hall as part of a week of civil rights demonstrations. Charges centered on violating a city permit requirement for demonstrations. Names of several arrestees including residents from Millsville Pa Amherst Mass Worcester Mass and others were released by the police.
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Easter Services Across Faiths Embrace Hopeful Sunrise Rites
Easter observances reach across denominations with Good Friday reflections and sunrise services planned in cities and parks. Pope Paul VI calls for unity among Christians while Orthodox Easter falls May 3. Denver crews clear snow for Red Rock Park sunrise, and other unique sites host Easter events nationwide.
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Overcoat Weather Predicted for Berkshire Easter
Berkshire residents see a chilly Easter forecast with temperatures not exceeding 40 degrees and a cold morning. The outlook improves by afternoon with possible clearing skies and warmer conditions later in the day.
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Rusk backs Cuba policy while Fulbright critiques it
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States maintains its Cuba boycott as a policy until Castro breaks ties with Moscow and ends subversion. He acknowledged some trade limits but defended the approach as necessary and called Fulbright's critique thoughtful though largely supportive of U.S. aims.
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Fulbright Backed by Aiken on Cuba Policy
Washington AP Sen George D Aiken R Vt endorsed Sen J W Fulbright challenge to treat Communist Cuba as a nuisance not a menace to the United States. Aiken difference with many Republicans and some Democrats who accuse Fulbright of appeasement. He also said the U S boycott of Cuba is a failure and that allies would not starve a country into democracy.
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Hot Springs Gambling Halted by Gov. Faubus
Gov. Faubus ordered Hot Springs officials to shut down illegal gambling or face state police action amid a Justice Department investigation touted as the biggest gambling operation in the state. Police and the district attorney pledged to enforce the order, with no defined deadline. Some legislators call it a political move ahead of summer elections as Faubus weighs a sixth term.
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Salinger Secures California Primary Ballot Listing
Pierre Salinger won a place on California's June 2 Democratic primary ballot despite opposition from the secretary of state and attorney general. The state Supreme Court ordered his name be listed in a unanimous decision described as final and forthwith. Salinger, 38, heads into a field of 12 Democrats including incumbent Clair Engle and Allan Cranston.
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