Russia Rejects Revised American Draft Treaty On Nuclear Weapons
In Geneva the Soviet Union rejected the United States revised draft treaty at the 17 nation disarmament conference. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin said the plan changes nothing and does not advance negotiations, accusing Washington of seeking only to legalize nuclear sharing.
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Geneva
U.S
Soviet Union
Semyon K Tsarapkin
Adrian S. Fisher
West Germany
Tsarapkin
United States
Bonn
Tsarapkis
Fisher
Lord Chalfont
Europe
Chalfont
Moscow
Senate Passes Time Measure
The Senate approved daylight saving legislation to standardize nationwide timing with a House aligned plan. An amendment allowed states to divide into two parts with daylight and standard time, sending the measure back to the House for final approval.
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House
Missouri
Viet Nam war actions and protests continue in 1964
U S forces in Viet Nam report 10 Viet Cong bodies found near Tuy Hoa after a seven hour clash. Intelligence cites a rest camp 75 miles east northeast of Saigon hit by air strikes with 60 Viet Cong killed. Dalat airport attacked at night, several planes damaged, about 50 guerrillas involved. Fresh Buddhist protests arise in Saigon Da Nang and Hue amid political shake up. Ky denies insulting Buddhists and criticizes foes. North Viet Nam condemns defoliation and tear gas. Memorial guard at U S Embassy in Vienna marks war dead.
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Tuy Hoa
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Saigon
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Hue
Nguyen Chanh Tri
South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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United States
Viet Nam
Vienna
Austria
Severe weather and storm warnings sweep central plains
A fast moving storm brought heavy rain hail and damaging winds across the Southwest and Great Plains. Tornadoes were possible in parts of Kansas Missouri and surrounding states while blizzards and blowing snow closed schools from Colorado to Wyoming. Strong winds toppled power lines and gusts up to 75 mph were reported in Nebraska and Alliance Nebraska.
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New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
Harlin’s death in north wall climb shocks alpinists
Harlin, a pioneer of modern alpinism and director at the International School of Modern Alpinism in Leysin, perished during a joint British American German expedition on the north face of Kleine Scheidegg. Layton Kor and Chris Bonnington reached the broken body as teammates halted after storms. Harlin, born in Kansas City and Stanford graduate, leaves a widow and two children.
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Layton Kor
Boulder
Colo
Chris Bonnington
Britain
International School of Modern Alpinism
Leysin
Switzerland
Kor
Kleine Scheidegg
Kansas City
Stanford University
Paris Couturier
Pierre Balmain
Canada
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Andrea
North Wall
Matterhorn
Bond Set After Attack on Congressman Apology Plea
The attacker Hines apologized to the congressman. Bond was set at $3,500 and the case was continued to March 29.
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Four Tobacco Firms Cut Increases Under White House Pressure
Four major tobacco companies Lorillard Liggett Mor ris Phillip Morris and Brown Williamson bowed to federal pressure and halved their recently announced price increases. Reynolds held firm then reversed most of its move, while retailers report a mixed reaction as chaos lingers and prices edge up pennies per pack.
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New York
P. Lorillard Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Phillip Morris Inc
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
American Tobacco Co
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Reynolds
American
Lorillard
GM head defends inquiry into Nader amid harassment accusations
General Motors chairman James Roche told Senate investigators he accepts responsibility for any action by the company that affected Nader, while denying GM involvement in sex lures or covert surveillance. He apologized for the ordeal and outlined details of the 1960 61 Corvair related litigation and GM’s late awareness of the probe. Nader earlier described detectives, campus gossip, and press scrutiny shaping his post publication life.
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Senate
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General Motors
Subcommittee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Allied Investigations, Inc
Pennsylvania
Theodore Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
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Corvair
Aloysious Power
L. B. Breitenstein
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Ribicoff
Powerful Peking quake sparks heavy damage feared
A Kyodo News correspondent cites devastation at the epicenter after a major quake in Peking, while Moscow’s Central Seismic Station pegs it at 8.3 on the Richter scale. Casualties and rockslides hinder rescue as teams reach affected valleys. Words hint at broader turmoil across regions.
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Moscow
Uganda
Bwamba
Ruwenzori
Kampala
Congress Ranks Hai Phong Aid Above Harbors Bombing Debate
Congress clashes over Viet Nam strategy. Senator Russell calls Haiphong supply routes a greater risk, opposing Wheeler on closing the harbor. Clark notes divisions yet supports funding for troop safety despite misgivings, warning progress remains fragile.
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North Vietnamese
Russell
North Viet Nam
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
General Wheeler
Union Officials Continue Efforts To Organize Stevens Textile Workers
Union officials vow to press the organizing drive at J P Stevens plants in North and South Carolina after an NLRB ruling. Stevens says workers decisively voted against the union in Greenville and Duncan, with appeals planned and the company listing loyalty and mutual respect as its stance. The TWUA and AFL CIO say the ruling confirms union-busting practices and pledge further legal and organizational action.
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Industrial Union Department
Richmond
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Court of Appeals
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Duncan
S.C
New York
William Pollock
Une
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Jim Pierce
Southeastern
AFL Cio
Charlotte
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Johnson notes mixed statistics and policy impacts
Johnson cites inflationary and deflationary indicators with a slowing in spending. He points to declines in new housing starts, postponed bond issues by states and municipalities, and tax and Medicare outflows. He notes banks tightening credit, Viet Nam spending under estimates, and China and UN questions. He mentions a Wednesday speech at the State Department on foreign affairs and comments on de Gaulle and Red China. He argues the AFL-CIO has always been independent and should remain so.
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Viet Nam
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France
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China
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Afl-Cio
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Sohacon
Hazards of Being Two Males Highlighted at Sacramento Talk
Medical Foundation speaker in Sacramento outlined higher male mortality and disease across life from conception onward. He cited male-to-female ratios in kidney stones bladder cancer and other urogenital disorders, and linked male decline in ambition to welfare-state dynamics while urging more research into prevention.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tax Odds A. No. In Some Cases He Owed Less
A discussion on IRS audits shows 38 percent of returns had no extra tax. The average tax and penalty per individual return was $56. Mathematical verification found 1 error per 16 returns, about 50 percent above normal. Half of errors favored the government. the Treasury gained about $100 million overall. Computer processing varies by region and year, with centers in Atlanta and Philadelphia handling last year, and new leapers taking over in several regions this year.
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U.S. Treasury
Internal
Pope and Anglicans Prepare for Kiss of Peace
Pope Paul and Dr. Ramsey plan a joint prayer in the Sistine Chapel, symbolically embracing in peace. The meeting follows a similar greeting with Archbishop Jan J. Willibrands, secretary of the Vatican Secretariat for Christian Unity, who expressed happiness and hope. Dissenting ministers condemn the kiss as an insult to Reformers.
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Sistine Chapel
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Ramsey
Union drive sues factory over antiunion tactics ruling
Stevens A Ruckel cited the company as flagrant in trying to crush a union drive. He described firing a worker’s son after 50 years and then firing the father for not resigning to push the son out. The board ordered reinstatement for Jesse and Donald Cudd among 71 workers and access to plant bulletin boards for one year. It condemned posting union lists and scratching names as intimidation.
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Ruckel
Carolinas
Whitmire, S.C
Jesse
Donald Cudd
Tthe Textile Workers
Spring Hat Legend Unmasked at Raleigh Capitol
AP reports North Carolina Secretary of State Thad Eure’s straw hat spring herald, a 20 year tradition, was revealed as a family birthday ritual tied to April 5, his father’s birthday. Eure explains the date, noting it will probably continue though the legend ends now.
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