Rusk Warns NATO Must Stand Firm to Deter Aggression
Secretary of State Rusk told a Cleveland forum that NATO and Western nations cannot secure themselves by mere lines across Europe. He said violence from Africa to Southeast Asia endangers world peace and urged unity against aggression and arms proliferation, warning against one sided defense cuts. Rusk emphasized Southeast Asia as key to long term peace and called for NATO adaptation to new needs amid rising European strength.
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Morrison of Lambeth Dies at 77 Former Deputy PM
Lord Morrison of Lambeth aged 77 died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Queen Mary’s hospital Sidcup Kent. The Labour elder statesman, once deputy leader under Clement Attlee after 1945 landslide, served as foreign secretary in 1951 and was later created Baron Morrison of Lambeth.
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A Cedar Rapids man electrocuted by stricken ham radio tower
Harry Carlson 22 was pronounced dead after a 40 foot ham radio tower he was installing touched a high voltage power line near his mobile home. Mrs Daubenmier and Mrs Gilmore, both registered nurses, tried to revive him before an ambulance arrived. The accident occurred as Carlson positioned the tower in a trailer park setting.
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Pontiff Introduces Major Catholic Liturgy Reforms
Pope Paul VI led mass in Italian at All Saints Church Rome signaling sweeping Vatican II changes to simplify worship and use modern languages. L Osservatore Romano called the reforms evolutionary and noted bishops in many countries already adopted parts of the decree effective this Lent.
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Chamber Raps LBJ Budget as Expansionist Policy
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce denounces President Johnsons budget as expansionist and warns of extensive federal involvement in private commerce. It endorses objectives but criticizes proposals for regulation, credits, and planning that would increase government control, signaling concern over red tape and interference.
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Linn G O P Chairman Under Pressure To Resign
Linn county GOP central committee members demand resignation of Chairman Tommy Tucker of Cedar Rapids citing party unity and reorganization concerns. Tucker defends leadership and calls a meeting at the Roosevelt hotel to “clear the air” as factions debate hiring a full time party secretary and 1964 campaign organization.
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Peking Ties With Russia At New Low
Moscow and Peking drift to new low as China accuses the Soviet Union of violence against Asian student demonstrators at the U S embassy. China protests demand apology and stages a demonstration near the Soviet embassy in Beijing.
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Gov Wallace halts planned Selma to Montgomery march
Gov. George Wallace announced troopers would stop a 50 mile Negro march from Selma to Montgomery. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. viewed the march as a focus of efforts to dramatize Alabama's Negro voter situation. Wallace said the march would not be allowed as it would disrupt traffic and highway safety.
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Marines to guard Da Nang air base in Vietnam
The Defense Department announced 3500 Marines will be sent to Da Nang to secure the air base. Two battalions will assume security duties from South Vietnamese forces as part of a limited action. Total U.S. strength in the area rises to about 27000 with existing units in Okinawa Japan Hawaii and Vietnam.
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Jet age breakfast to Buenos Aires gag
A witty quip defines the jet age as breakfast in London lunch in New York dinner in San Francisco and baggage in Buenos Aires, humorous travel observation credited to copyright.
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