JFK Names Bowles New India Envoy
Washington AP reports President Kennedy selected Chester Bowles as ambassador to India, marking a return to major foreign service roles. Bowles, 62, will replace John Kenneth Galbraith, who resigns in June to join Harvard. Bowles has long served in diplomacy and policy advising, including work on Asian and Latin American affairs.
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Escapee Back In Hospital
THOUSAND OAKS ATI Escapee James Snow, a mental patient tied to a fatal auto crash that killed Deputy Sheriff Karl Mendenhall, was returned to Camarillo State Hospital after appearing in Santa Susan na Knolls. He was recaptured Saturday and escorted back to Ventura County General Hospital briefly before reinstitution.
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U S Soviet direct line talks to start in Geneva
Soviet officials signaled willingness to install a direct telephone teletype link with the United States to prevent accidents and reduce tension. Tsarapkin expected to open informal talks with US Ambassador Stelle next Tuesday or Wednesday, with technical experts to handle details.
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Zuckert Plans Western Trip to Nevada and California
Secretary of the Air Force Evgeni M Zuckert will visit air bases in Nevada and California this month. Senator Howard Fimondson, a member of the Senate Space Committee, will accompany him for briefings and inspections at Palward AFB California on April 19 and Nellis AFB Nevada on April 20, plus a briefing at the Tartirat Air Hammard’s trainee wing and Altus forces base.
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Almanac Takiy Suniday April 7 1963 notes
Almanac entry lists celestial details Venus Saturn Mars and mentions births and events. Notable items include English poet William Wordsworth born 1770 and Dag Hammarskjöld elected UN Secretary General in 1953. Also references a long distance TV demo in 1927 and other dated notes.
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Lunik IV Moon Shot Misses by Wide Margin
Moscow report says Lunik IV passed within about 5,281 miles of the moon during a complex unmanned mission. Tass noted the craft, heavier than its 1939 predecessors, yielded data and the venture prompted varied expert opinions on Soviet lunar ambitions.
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Delay Hinted In Approval Of Tax Slash
Washington analyses indicate a delayed tax cut may push start from July to June or later, with unemployment improvements easing recession fears. Officials warn timing remains tentative as Congress weighs corporate and individual tax changes amid budget pressures. Economic forecasts factor in potential offset by higher spending and delayed implementation.
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Gulf Coast Twisters Cause Damage Across States
Tornadoes strike the Mississippi Gulf Coast and nearby areas damaging property and injuring several. A waterspout near the coast caused a yacht to break free, frontier sections suffered damage, and multiple lodges were demolished. Rain totals ranged up to 1.83 inches in six hours from Virginia to eastern Texas with widespread showers along the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies.
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Musician 72 Dies in London Amid Chamber Chorus Work
London reports the death of Anthony Bor nad director of the Langan Chamber Choir and London Chamber Singers at age 72. He led multiple ensembles and performed widely in London venues, leaving a lasting mark on the local classical scene.
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Brown Budget Faces 1.7 Million Cut in State Plan
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means subcommittees propose trimming Gov. Brown's budget starting July 1 to balance a 5.0 billion shortfall. The plan includes reducing $1.8 million for fee systems, cutting $400,000 amid enrollment shifts, and reconsidering printing costs. Education Department subcommittees review the proposals as the panel contemplates final cuts.
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