Dissident Brazil Sailors Surrender After Two Day Rebellion
About 3,000 dissident sailors and marines surrendered to the army after a two day sit in at a downtown Metallurgical Workers Union building. Weary rebels supported Cpl Jose Anselmo for political speech tolerance while awaiting arrest, then accepted terms of surrender with assurances of no punishment. The incident, led by the Association of Sailors and Marines, was declared localized by the navy as other units continued normal duty.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
1St Army
Navy
Air Force
Brasilia
Metallurgical Workers Union
Cpl
Jose Anselmo
Mak
Ing Adm
Silvio Mota
Mota
Marines
Anselmo
Association of Sailors and Marines
Space Officials Plan Extended Apollo Mission Study
Houston AP space officials outlined a plan to orbit three astronauts around Earth for 120 days in a modified Apollo spacecraft with a space laboratory replacing the lunar module. The two-year study aims to test life support and engineering under weightless conditions and accelerate long-duration spaceflight goals.
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Houston, Tex
Earth
United States
Manned Spacecraft Center
NASA
Space Laboratory
Outer Space
Space Agency
Ac Augusta
Sabattus Street
Thorne’s
Lewiston
Old Greene Road
Randall Road
San Jacinto Tanker towed to Newport News after explosion
The San Jacinto, severed at the stern after an explosion while tanks were cleaned, is being towed toward Newport News by the Lambert's Point tug with 35 crew members staying aboard. The Tern took the bow in tow near Chincoteague, while one crewman, chief steward Martin Dotilla, died aboard the Mobil Pegasus.
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Portsmouth
Newport News
Coast Guard
Harbor
Chincoteague Island
Atlantic
Mobil Pegasus
San Jacinto
Harold J. Titus
Pine City
N.Y
Navy Command
Northampton
Tern
Chincoteague
Port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Martin Dotilla
Wilbert N. Beck
J.g
T. S. Bayer
Virginia
Chuckle Honeymoon Beside Work Shift With New Boss
A light feature notes a playful honeymoon mood before starting a new job under a different supervisor. The item notes a vacation pause prior to work, hinting at professional transition and humor in daily routines.
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Copr
Gen
Fea, Corp
Pomerleau Attacks Antiquated Taxes In Maine Cities
Mayor Willie Pomerleau of Biddeford urged the Intergovernment Relations Commission that real and personal taxes are antiquated and that towns and cities should gain more state autonomy with fewer strings. He argued education powers have shifted control to the state, forcing municipalities to fund state programs with heavy property tax shares, hindering local budgets and delaying urban renewal and infrastructure work.
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Portland
Intergovment Relations Commission
Willie Pomerleau
Biddeford
Pomerleau
Maine
Biddeford Leaders Cite Tax Burden on Fixed Incomes
City officials warn that about 17 percent of Biddeford residents have fixed incomes 60 or older and 1,600 to 2,000 receive surplus food indicating substandard earnings. They urge state cooperation to secure funds and better coordinate city state and federal programs including airport, sewer, planning, and urban renewal. Continued on Page Two.
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Biddeford
Bid
Deford
Pomerleau
Department of Economic Deveopment
Highway fatalities reach record for date in Maine
AUGUSTA AP The highway death toll in Maine hit an all time high for the date with Kenneth Thorne and his wife Dorcas killed in a Carmel crash just after midnight. Thorne was the year s 47th fatality and the second death in the same incident. State Police say the tally is 13 higher than last year and exceeds the prior date record set in 1942. despite high death counts reportable accidents and injuries lag last year. Gov Reed notes safety officials focus on accident totals as the key measure of highway safety.
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Augusta
Maine
St. John
N. B
Carmel
Kenneth Thorne
Dorcas
Reed
U S fliers released after East German stint
U S airmen Capt. David I. Holland Capt. Melvin J. Kessler were released by East Germany after 17 days in custody following the March 10 shoot down of their RB66 reconnaissance jet over East Germany. Capt. Harold Welch was released March 21. Washington denied spying charges and noted U S assurances to prevent future air violations.
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Germany
East Germany
United States
Washington
U.S
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold Welch
Detroit
Welch
Magdeburg
Berlin
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Kessler
Abraham Kessler
David
Ambrose ‘Holland Sr
Dean Rusk
Toul-Rossieres
France
East
Civil Rights Backers Move to Floor Monday
Senate backers of the civil rights bill plan to present a full case on all 11 titles as they carry the measure forward. Humphrey said newsmen the bill's pending business status was set after Thursday's votes and King signaled possible direct action if Southern opposition persists. Russell warned his side fought only a skirmish and would wait, while Morse’ proposal to delay to April faced defeat.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Humphrey
Russell
Georgia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Fulbright hits a touchy point in Cuba policy debate
Washington AP Senator J W Fulbright sharpens an election year clash over the Johnson Kennedy Cuba strategy labeling it a failure. He says the plan relies on diplomatic and economic boycott to topple Castro while administration aides say most of his points align with policy though some remarks on Cuba and Panama are disavowed. Fulbright insists he was not attacking policy and has long given similar analyses without expecting drastic changes.
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Washington
Sen
J.W Fulbright
Johnson
Arkansas
Senate
Fulbright
GOP
William E. Miller
Fubright
Neville Chamberlain
White House
Cuba
Panama
Administration
ABC
U.S
Ohio Senate Race Becoming Muddled
In Columbus Ohio Marine Lt. Col. John H Glenn Jr faces a possible delayed retirement from the Marines after a February 26 fall. If he cannot retire by April 1 Glenn’s May 5 primary bid could be hindered while Sen. Stephen M Young leads in polls. Glenn’s name stays on ballots though, as officials note.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Stephen M. Young
Marine Corps
Glenn
Young
Sen
Wallace Greene
Ford Eastman
Space Agency
Eastman
San Antonio
Tex
Howard Metzenbaum
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Paulo Mario de Cunha
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Replac
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Appollo
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Linoleum Co
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Lioyrd Cochrane
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Fernand Martineau
Harvey Lemovitz
Robert Callahan
Story
U. S. Fliers
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ADN
RB66
Martin Luther King
Capitol
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Sylvia Levesque
Joseph Poirier
Hervey Poissant
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