Cuban Trade Curb Sought
U S diplomats worked behind the scenes to press Spain and Morocco to limit commerce with Communist Cuba to avoid jeopardizing aid. John H. Crimmins, the State Department Cuba coordinator, was summoned by the House subcommittee to testify about trade volume participants and reduction steps.
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Washington
U. S
Spain
Morocco
Cuba
U.S
State Department
John H. Crimmins
House
Armistead I. Selden
D-Ala
Crimmins
Tha Toto Tianartmont
Congress
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Sapin
Selden
Havana
Johnson
Labor's Wilson Favors Nuclear-Free Central Europe
London AP Harold Wilson says Labor backs a nuclear-free central Europe and general move toward peace within NATO. He rejects blocking or seizing resources, supports cooperation with allies, and envisions a neutral-leaning Europe while opposing any separate nuclear arms race. The interview aligns with parliamentary debates and party stance ahead of a possible election.
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Labor
Wilson
Central Europe
London
Harold Wils
Alec
Ison
Queen
Elizabeth I
North
Atlan
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
Tolo
Nor
Johnson
Governmentlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Labor Party
Belli Says Jury Is Forced In Ruby Case
Dallas AP report says defense lawyer Melvin Belli blasted the jury selection for Jack Ruby’s murder trial as being forced on them. Only two jurors chosen in week one, with Phillips excused for bias and four others dismissed for opposition to capital punishment.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Melvin Belli
Joe B. Brown
Belli
Albert C. Phillips
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Phillips
Oswald
Kennedy
Brown
Philips
Seek To End Border Tiffs
Presidents Johnson and Lopez Mateos pledged stronger peace and trade links at Palm Springs. They discussed avoiding border disputes along the Rio Grande and improving cooperation via the OAS and Alliance for Progress. Lopez Mateos urged UN involvement on Cuba. Johnson indicated possible reviews of foreign aid scope, with Cooper proposing on-the-spot OAS checks.
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Palm Spring
Calif
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Alliance For Progress
Organization of American States
Lopez Mateos
United Nations
Cuba
OAS
Washington
Kent Johnson
United Natis
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper Long
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Injbeen
Cooper Idea
Prinhotel
Tciple
Louis Taubman
Ltnainda
State Senate Faces Sweeping Changes in 65
Raleigh—The 1965 State Senate will see wholesale changes with redistricting and rotation pacts ensuring more than half the 50 seats will be held by newcomers. By November, many 1963 incumbents may not return, and at least 23 new faces appear likely as eight districts rotate and primaries pit incumbents against challengers.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
State Senate
Senate
State Board of Elections
Sens
N. Elton Aydlett
Luther Hamilton
Edgar Gurganus
W. Lunsford Crew
Cicero Yow
Leroy Simmons
Adam Whitley
Wilbur Jolly
John Jordan Jr
Harry Horton
Richard Long
T. Clarence Stone
Charles Strong
Garland Garris
W. D. James
Staton Williams
Clyde Propst Jr
David Clark
Robert B. Morgan
James Stkeleather
P. D. Midgett Jr
Perry Martin
H. H. (Monk) Harrington
Henry G. Shelton
Carl Meares
Ray Walton
B. T. Jones
R. HE. Brantley
Yates Bailey
Mecklenburg
Guilford County
Strong
Forsyth County
Onslow
Cloture Possible in Civil Rights Debate Eludes Senate
Senator Ellender signaled a possible cloture move on the civil rights bill as Southern opponents vow a long talk fest. The measure would ban racial discrimination in public accommodations and faces a protracted fight requiring two thirds support or a larger quorum to sustain debate and force a vote.
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Washington
Sen
Allen ‘J. Ellender
Louisiana
Senate
Ellender
Dixie
Snen
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Three Caught With Heroin in Montreal Locker Cache
Canadian police uncovered a major heroin haul hidden in four suitcases at a Montreal railway station. Two pounds remained as evidence while the rest were swapped with flour to mislead investigators. The case linked to alleged contacts in the United States and Bolivia, with arrests including the Mexican ambassador and two others.
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New York
United States
Canada
Middle East
France
Montreal
Pennsylva
Paradise School Teacher Targeted by American Legion
In Paradise California the American Legion Post and 13 locals accuse teacher Virginia Franklin of immorality and subversive teaching in a defamation suit. Franklin defends herself, saying she advocates balanced methods and faces harassment from critics amid a larger debate over school curriculum and academic freedom.
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Paradise
Calif
Assembly
Leo J. Ryan
San Francisco
Virginia Franklin
Franklin
Paradise High School
Notj
Chico State
Nuclear Ship Savannah Readies to Sail on World Tours
The nuclear ship Savannah completed sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico after a year idle. Operated by American Export-Isbrandston Lines with the Brotherhood of Marine Officers, it aims for a mid June voyage to Bremerhaven, West Germany, if tests stay favorable.
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U.S. Savannah
Savannah
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Tex
American Export-Isbrandston Lines
Brotherhood of Marine Officers
D. L. Crook
Maritime Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
John M. Will
American Export - Isbrandsten
Bremerhaven
West Germany
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High Point’s
Baerance Tees
Mateos Pledge
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
HPC
Carlos Arizzi
Foreign Ministry
Montevideo
Manhattan
Edward Weinfeld
Henry Giordano
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aritz
American Legion
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