Khrushchev Vows Not to Break With China on Birthday
Premier Khrushchev marked his 70th birthday in Moscow with a public show of unity with China while stressing he will not sever relations. He received the Hero of the Soviet Union medal, praised by Brezhnev, as foreign reporters were barred from Kremlin events. The celebration contrasted with tensions over China and internal Soviet politics.
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Beckwith trial ends in hung jury at Mississippi court
The second Beckwith trial ends without a verdict after about ten hours of deliberation in Greenwood Mississippi. Beckwith, 42, is charged with the 1963 slaying of Medgar Evers during a desegregation era confrontation. The jury remains deadlocked and the case is postponed to May court.
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Denver Wins Blue River Water Rights Decree
A decree orders Denver to divert water from the Blue River to its Dillon Dam to fill the Green Mountain Reservoir. The agreement settled amid closed-door talks between federal officials and eastern and western Colorado water interests, with Judge Alfred A. Arras noting it aligns with proposed plans.
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Weather and river decree details from Western Slope area
A fragmented weather summary notes temperatures around 41 Friday with 82 high and 31 low at Great Western High and mixed forecasts for Colorado and Wyoming regions. The report then covers a Denver Blue River water exchange decree impacting Green Mountain and Dillon reservoirs, storage projections, and potential acre-feet outcomes, followed by Wyoming weather with mixed clouds, temperatures in the 30s to 40s, and mountain conditions.
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Officers Found Bound and Shot Near Atlanta
Three Gwinnett County police officers were found bound and shot to death in a remote wooded area north of Atlanta. The victims are identified as J. Hy Everett, Ralph K. Daisy, and Ilresse Gravitt. Authorities say they were ambushed while responding to suspicious activity near Bremer-Nereh East Expressway after a resident reported a disturbance around 1 am.
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Official Sees Progress in Rail Talks
NEIL GILBRIDE reports officials say progress in Washington railroad negotiations as police recount a disrupted car theft probe. The log jam in talks followed by claims of stolen radio wires and a looming nationwide strike, with officials cautious about advancing details.
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Governor Delays Call For Special Session
Miller plans to file suit Monday in WS District Court seeking at large election of Colorado’s four U.S. representatives. The move delays a required special session to realign congressional districts and argues current apportionment is unconstitutional, with state officials awaiting a Supreme Court decision on Amendment No. 7 before proceeding.
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Justice Douglas May Extend Supreme Court Tenure
Reports quote Justice Douglas saying he has no retirement plans and could serve 40 more years if health allows. The piece mentions a looming strike threat at 12:01 a.m. April, with discussions of bargaining and possible settlement by next Monday. It notes the high court’s longevity record and ongoing labor disputes affecting the judiciary.
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Longmont Man Dies Of Rocket Injuries
Sidney Dagle, 25, of Longmont died from burns sustained when a rocket motor ignited during a Delta booster test at Cape Canaveral. Five injured, including John Fassett and others from Ball Brothers. investigation underway. Reacting workers treated and released. several in critical or serious condition at nearby hospitals.
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De Gaulle OK After Prostate Operation
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle aged 73 underwent a prostate gland procedure Friday at Cochin Hospital. Doctors described his condition as very satisfactory in a bulletin from three physicians issued by the Elysee Palace. No official motive or details were given, and officials stressed there is no cause for alarm. Guards stood at the hospital doorway as the operation was carried out early morning, with reports differing on whether it was removal of gland or another urinary procedure.
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Mercury Surges Then Dips As Cold Front Moves In
Thursday marked the year’s hottest day with a high near 83 degrees, but temperatures plunged to 31 by night. The 80 degree mark last appeared in April on the 45th day of the month a year ago, with an all time April high of 87 in 1953. Gardens, lawns and kids turned out in mild weather, while Friday morning opened with a 40 degree start as a northwest cold front approached. Weather warnings were issued for the Midwest though Colorado remained out of the storm’s path.
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