German News Agency Apology For Khrushchev Death Error
The West German DPA apologized for circulating a false report that Soviet Premier Khrushchev had died. Tass denied the claim and said Khrushchev began talks with Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz in Moscow. DPA suspended staff and began an investigation into how the erroneous dispatch spread.
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Hamburg
Germany
Khrushchev
US Pacific
Tass
Communist Party
Waldyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Moscow
Warsaw
DPA
Deutsche Presse Agentur
Khru
DPR
Railroad Talks at Crucial Point
Washington moves push to avert a nationwide rail strike as five unions and nearly 200 railroads enter the fifth day of talks. President Johnson weighs mediation results from Wirtz and govt officials, with Wednesday report guiding possible actions to keep bargaining voluntary and avoid emergency measures.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
George Reedy
Reedy
Secretary of
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Supreme Court
Congress
Exercise is Kid Stuff PSA Promotes School Fitness
A newspaper public service notice urges daily vigorous exercise for children and offers a free leaflet to assess the school physical education program. Request copies by writing to the President's Council on Physical Fitness in Washington DC 20548, published in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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President's Council On Physical Fitness
Washington, D. C
Advertising Council
Negotiators Recess In TWA-AFL CIO Pepperell Talks
After a 90 minute session negotiators recessed at noon with Pepperell and union reps, aided by three conciliators Rabbi David Berent Lewiston state conciliator Richard Gagnon and Samuel Creighton from the federal conciliation service. They planned to reconvene at 2 pm to press efforts to end the stalemate over wage and fringe benefit requests and the company’s five cent offer. A Sunday union mass meeting voted no contract no work amid protests by two women circulating a petition for a fresh session and secret ballot.
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T. W. U. A.-Aflcio
Pepperell
Rabbi David Berent
Lewiston
Richard Gagnon
U. S. Labor Department
Samuel Creighton
Federal Conciliation Service
LeMay urges 100 megaton bomb amid missile gap talk
Gen Curtis LeMay says the Soviet bloc has narrowed the US lead in military power and urges development of a 100 megaton nuclear device. He cautions that overreliance on missiles risks weak flexibility, while McNamara and Goldwater clash over missile reliability and defense strategy in space age policy debates.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Air Force
McNamara
LeMay
Goldwater
Goldwater For
Arizona Republican
House
Armed Services Appropriations
New Hampshire
Eight Hurt As Rocket Ignites At Cape Kennedy
A space program mishap at Cape Kennedy injures eight people during a checkout in a spin test building. An Orbiting Solar Observatory OSO was being mated with the Delta rocket third stage for pre launch checks when the rocket ignited. the OSO spacecraft was damaged and several injuries are described as serious.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Orbiting Solar Observatory
OSO
Illinois GOP primary tests Goldwater and Smith strength
In Chicago area voters head to the polls for a 12 hour Republican presidential primary amid a gubernatorial battle. Barry Goldwater seeks boost alongside Margaret Chase Smith on the ballot. Charles Percy challenges William Scott. Turnout expectations exceed one million Republicans. Democrats forecast 900,000. Weather: sunny with possible afternoon showers. Write-in votes unlikely to alter results. initial counts may lag.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Charles H. Percy
Bell & Howell Co
William J. Scott
Goldwater
Percy
Cook County
Len
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Smith
Sidney Poitier Makes History Winning Best Actor Oscar
Sidney Poitier, 37, from the Bahamas, becomes the first Black actor to win Best Actor at the Academy Awards for Lilies of the Field. Patricia Neal wins Best Actress for Hud, and Melvyn Douglas earns Supporting Actor for Hud. Poitier rose from laborer to star after studying at the American Negro Theater and Actors Studio, overcoming early accent barriers.
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Hollywood
Sidney Poitier
Nassau
Bahamas
Patricia Neal
Downs
Tom Jones
England
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Melvyn Douglas
Greta
Possie
Hattie Me
Daniel
Poitier
New York
Ito
Actors Studio
Marlon Brando
James
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Janice Wil
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NEFCA
Richard Williams
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Main Street
Saco
Gen
Fea, Corp
Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Hes
House Appropriations Subcommittee
George H. Mahon
Atom iTex
Subcommittee
First Universalist
Biddeford
Arundel
Sioner
Dinsmore Worthing
Edward Wolfertz
D. Kerwin Twomey
Atty
Philip E. Graves
Sor
Rocket
Sen. Smith
Garbo
Hud
John Huston
Cardinal
Hugh Griffith
Margaret Rutherford
V.I.P.S
Oitier
Anne Bancroft
Albert Finney
John Paquet
Alfred Read
Sidney Hall Jr
North Berwick
Paquet Dairy Farm
Lunt Farm
Atkin
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