Salan Arrest Puts Terrorist Group On Edge
Ex general Raoul Salan, leader of the Eure an Secret Army Organization, was captured in Algiers and flown to Paris for a military trial. His arrest cripples the extremist network, drawing European rightists into gloom as followers protested outside Santa Prison.
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World’s Fair Opens in Seattle Space Age Event
Seattle hosts the first U.S. world’s fair since 1940 with the space age theme The opening includes a Kennedy telegraph signal and a noon kickoff Attendance is expected to reach 100000 on opening day and ten million over six months The fair features the 600 foot Space Needle the $10 million science pavilion by Minoru Yamasaki a $4.2 million monorail and a $4 million Washington State Coliseum with exhibits from 59 nations and 175 domestic exhibitors
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Providence and Speed Keep Planes Apart Over DC
FAA reported two large airliners Eastern Electra and United Viscount held 42 minutes in a 7,000 foot holding pattern over the Washington area on March 3. Providence and a faster Electra provided the separation as controllers blamed a system error for the near miss.
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Cowles Net Optimism From Khrushchev On Berlin Crisis
Garder Cowles after a two hour fifty minute interview with Soviet Premier Khrushchev described him as very cautiously optimistic over Berlin. He said Khrushchev appeared healthy and eager for peace while hoping to lower Cold War tensions. The talk covered disarmament Geneva Berlin Soviet agriculture and bloc relations.
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Deficit seen at 1962 first quarter lower than late 1961
The United States balance of payments deficit was estimated at 2.5 billion dollars for the first quarter of 1962, well below the 6 billion annual rate in late 1961. Officials say the drop stems from reduced U.S. investments abroad and steadier imports. France prepaid WWII debts, sending 59.62 million to the U.S. Treasury as lend-lease and surplus property settlements.
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Barbara Powers in Hospital After Overdose Incident
Barbara Powers wife of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers regained consciousness at Georgetown University Hospital. Officials said there is no diagnosis yet as she is studied to determine the cause of an apparent sleeping tablet overdose after being treated initially at Alexandria Hospital.
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Argentine Crisis Nears Bloody Showdown With Armies
Factional fighting intensifies as Gen. Enrique Rauch leads cavalry and 12 000 troops toward Buenos Aires to back President Maria Guido, while Gen. Raul Poggi commands loyal forces to resist. Tanks and trenches appear around the capital as both sides claim overwhelming military support.
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Pilot recalls hijacked Miami flight to Cuba and return
Woodruff Mead, a 23 year old American pilot from Albertson New York and flying for American Aviation in Miami, recounts the hijacking on Friday the 13th. He describes being held at gunpoint and forced toward the Florida Keys and Cuba landing at a military field near Havana. After days of detention in Principe Prison and a Cuban headquarters, he was released and repatriated with the two hijackers arrested on kidnapping and hijacking charges.
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Easter Weather Outlook for New England
The Weather Bureau in Boston reported a good Easter forecast with warm conditions and only partial cloudiness for New England, ensuring a fine day for wearing Easter finery.
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Liz and Burton Evade Rome For Easter Seaside Weekend
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton left busy Rome for a quiet Easter at a seaside resort 85 miles away. The couple, just after Taylor's split with Eddie Fisher, spent a weekend at Porto Santo Stefano, recreating their getaway from the previous Sunday.
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Soviet Hungarian Romanian troops finish Hungary drill
Soviet Union Hungary and Romania troop units completed a training exercise in Hungary as reported by Tass on Friday night, signaling cooperation amid Cold War tensions and regional security efforts.
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Kennedy to Speak on Agriculture at World Food Forum
President Kennedy will deliver an address on agriculture in Washington on May 15 for the World Food Forum. The event marks the centennial of the creation of the Agriculture Department.
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Easter Eve Mood Across World As Christians Await Resurrection
George W. Cornell reports a global Easter mood with families coloring eggs, travelers heading to holiday events, and churches worldwide preparing for Easter dawn. Orthodox and Baptist services in Moscow and Pope John XXIII in Rome mark observances while Jerusalem crowds visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. President Kennedy spends the weekend in Palm Beach as watch services and sunrise ceremonies unfold nationwide.
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Barth Urges Clergy Servants Not Lords in Christianity
The Rev Dr Karl Barth visiting Chicago says pastors should serve rather than rule, stressing that Christianity is a covenant between God and man. He warns clergymen against dividing sheep and goats and calls for a love-based approach to communism and faith. He arrives to visit son Markus of the University of Chicago Divinity School and will lecture next week.
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