Soviet Anger Over D C Embassy Bombing Protest
Soviet charges accuse the United States of failing to protect its Moscow embassy in Washington as demolition teams examine debris near the White House. Tass claims provocation and ignores warnings while U S officials call the act senseless and condemn it as terrorism. Police say security outside the embassy was stepped up and no one was injured.
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George Christian
Christian
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FBI
Bureau
Moscow
State Department
Dean Rusk
Dobrynin
Bishop
Washington
16Th Street
United States
Georgetown University
House Debates Ending Gold Cover to the Dollar
Lawmakers discuss ending the gold reserve requirement with implications for gold stocks. Rep. Reuss warns against voting against the bill, Rep. Curtis argues Fed authority exists but penalties raise rates, while Johnson pledges no devaluation. Vote tally shows party lines with 174 Democrats and 25 Republicans for the bill, 42 Democrats and 148 Republicans against.
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Reuss
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de Gaulle
Thomas B. Curtis
Rmo
Federal Reserve Board
Curtis
U.S
Johnson
Black separatist plans loom as Detroit convention set
A Pontiac leader, founder of the Malcolm X Society, announces a Detroit March 9 10 convention to form a separate Negro government with own ambassadors and alliances. The plan aims to defend separation and provide a haven for war opposed Negro youths, with speakers LeRoi Jones and Robert Clark. U Thant's peace talks show little progress.
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Malcolm X
Detroit
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U.S
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Louisiana
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Alabama
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Robert Clark
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Richard
Africa
Vietnam
Jackie Kennedy Rumor Sparks Mystery Wedding Talk
Reports in Woman's Wear Daily claimed Jacqueline Kennedy and Britain's Lord Harlech would wed today, prompting a wave of calls to Timmins and Montreal homes. The two have denied the rumors linked to Harlech's Washington tenure and recent social events.
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Timmins
Montreal
St. Agathe
Mrs. Kennedy
Woman's Wear Daily
John F. Kennedy
Britain
Lord Harlech
Harlech
Washington
Kennedy
Cambedia
John Hay Whitney
Georgia
Lord Harlech Denies Marriage Rumors in London
Lord Harlech, 49, widower and head of a television company, denies rumors of marrying Mrs. John F. Kennedy. He told a British reporter there is no truth to the story and planned to spend the day at his London headquarters with aides noting the denial.
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Lord Harlech
London
John F. Kennedy
Harlech
Consumer's Question Box to appear in Friday Telegram
The weekly feature HELD OVER will run in tomorrow's Friday Telegram. The Consumers Question Box column promises reader inquiries and practical answers.
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Will
Massicotte Reported In Fairly Good Condition At St Vincent’s
Bridgeport Fire Commissioners president Massicotte of 80 Cartright Street was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital Tuesday as a medical patient. Gerald Murphy, acting Fire board president, said flowers and a card would be sent for a speedy recovery.
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Cartright Street
Bridgeport Board of Fire Commissioners
Democratic Party
St. Vincent's Hospital
Massicotte
Gerald J. Murphy
Fire Board
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