Rusk warns Asia communists still dangerous
Secretary of State Dean Rusk declares Asia's communists remain dangerous and pledges that American forces will stay in the Western Pacific until the region is safe for freedom. He cites 200000 U.S. troops west of Alaska and Hawaii and refutes plans to bring the Yanks home.
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Alaska Braces for Largest Tourist Year After Quake
Anchorage and Alaska travel officials say the tourism industry is recovering swiftly from the Good Friday earthquake. Major travel hubs in Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles report strong optimism as southeastern Alaska's cruise ship routes and state highway system remain intact. Many facilities including Mt Alaska chair lift Portage Glacier lodge reopen quickly. The Anchorage Westward hotel plans to add over 100 rooms before summer. State roads expected fully usable soon.
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Thresher Sister Sub Into Atlantic Monday
In Pascagoula Mississippi the nuclear submarine USS Dace prepares to replace the Thresher in the Atlantic graveyard after the loss of 129 crew. Commander John Walsh of New London vows it will not happen again though he says he does not fully understand the tragedy.
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Engagement ends for Johnson daughter Lynda Bird
Washington AP reports the engagement of Lynda Bird Johnson to Navy Lt Bernard Rosenbach ended by mutual consent. Rosenbach confirmed the breakup. religion cited as not a factor. Rosenbach, 23, served at Mayport Florida. Lynda Bird, 20, returned his ring.
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Ben Bella Begins Historic Moscow Visit in Cold War Era
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella arrives in Moscow for his first visit to the Soviet Union where Premier Khrushchev hails him as a comrade and a foe of imperialism. Ben Bella signals seeking more Soviet aid as he plans talks with Khrushchev and later travels to Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia en route to the United Arab Republic.
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Anastas Mikoyan
Alexei Kosygin
Greek Cypriot Surprised Attack Near Kyrenia Pass
Greek Cypriot fighters attacked Turkish Cypriot positions in the Kyrenia mountains at dawn and moved five miles toward a strategic pass. At least three Turks and one Greek were killed with multiple wounded in a five hour clash. UN reported likely resumption of battle near Saint Hilarion castle as dusk fell with French-Canadian dragoons observing armored patrols.
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Samarkand Hit by Quake and Flood Threat
Moscow reports army engineers rush to Samarkand after an earthquake and heavy rains topple a mountain into the Zeravshan river. A flood endangers more than 225,000 people as Izvestia notes a dam breach created a lake rising 25 to 30 feet daily.
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Khrushchev Critics Question His Role In War and Cuba
AP special report examines Khrushchev’s wary stance on possible U S Soviet Cuba clashes amid internal debate. The piece notes Soviet press defenses of domestic policy and hints readjustments in military roles, citing Marshal Malinovsky on Khrushchev’s WWII front line duties as political officer.
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De Gaulle Reportedly Bowing Out of NATO Naval Role
Allied diplomats report President De Gaulle plans to end active French naval cooperation with NATO except in war. Absence of Adm. Cabaniere from a Hague channel command meeting fueled the speculation amid reports France may withdraw from future NATO naval exercises.
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President seeks billion aid for Appalachian area
President Johnson said he will ask Congress to approve a billion dollar aid program for nine Appalachian states including Maryland Virginia and North Carolina. He also noted talks with the Soviet Union that might lessen tensions and promote peace and reported exchanges with Premier Khrushchev.
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