Weather Outlook Across States With Showers likely
Weather continues from page one with showers in western regions tonight and Tuesday across the state. Eastern and Southern Missouri expect mostly fair, windy, warm weather today with high 60s and a low around 42 to 52 Tuesday. Arkansas, Louisiana forecast cloudy to partly cloudy with scattered showers Tuesday and highs 65 to 76, 70 to 75 in some areas and mild nights.
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Johnson aims for minimum economic goal for union this year
Reuther hailed last year profits at General Motors Ford and Chrysler as fantastic while a three year contract with the big three expires August 31. A move to have the convention's 3000 delegates back RFK for Democratic VP was deftly blocked by R. Ruther amid Sunday session remarks.
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Riots in India escalate as troops fire on suspects
Nehru warns that rioting details could fuel more violence. He notes 18 police and troop firings killing four and wounding 27 amid east coast refugee relocations. Rourkela killings rise to at least 53 as 1,500 troops patrol. 74 Americans evacuated from the steel town.
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Nixon World Tour Begins From New York After Trip
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon departed New York on a three week world trip starting Sunday night. Nixon said the journey would cover multiple continents and mark a planned global itinerary.
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Feet First In Spring Fashions COMING CLASSIC
Spring footwear headlines emphasize an open back pump as the classic shape. The soft bone shade of Pattina olefinic material resists dust and cleans easily with a damp cloth. By Pedi-Joy.
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McCarthy to Speak at Hays Dinner in Arkansas
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy will replace Rep. John Sherman Cooper as speaker at the April 6 dinner honoring former Arkansas Congressman Brooks Hays. Former President Harry Truman is the principal speaker with Hays as chair of Brotherhood Week, a NC CJ event sponsored by the Arkansas chapter.
Court Upholds Act of State Doctrine in Cuban Sugar Case
The Cuban government via Banco Nacional De Cuba sued for 175,250 dollars tied to sugar firm Compania Azuca-Rera Vertientes-Cama guey De Cuba. A New York broker held funds and sent them to a receiver under New York Supreme Court order for shareholders. Chief Justice Harlan explained the act of state doctrine bars courts from judging foreign sovereign acts within their borders, preserving public policy and rule of law though seen as unpopular.
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Picket Threat at Pine Bluff Stores Over Hiring Policy
Downtown Pine Bluff faced picketing by Negroes protesting Cohen stores over alleged anti Negro hiring. Maurice Cohen called the action publicity stunts while Rev. Grinage reported some pushing but no injuries as movement members urged broader changes.
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Cancer Claims SBA Official Albert J. Lubin at 51
Albert J. Lubin 51 an information specialist with the Small Business Administration died in a Washington hospital Sunday after a battle with cancer. Lubin served in various government agencies for 28 years.
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Firefighter Hoffman's Saturday Trophy and Theft Thwarted
Washington AP report details Bladensburg rescue squad leader Harold Hoffman receiving the James A. Samson Memorial Trophy for leadership at the awards banquet. He also won a whisky flask door prize and later found a thief had stolen the main transmission lever after leaving his car in the firehouse lot.
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Reuther blocks union pledge to Kennedy for VP nomination
Washington AP United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther blocked a move to pledge the union's convention to back Robert F Kennedy for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. The effort came after Kennedy received the union's Social Justice Award posthumously. In California, Barry Goldwater campaigned for the Republican primary, claiming states rights and tallying 34 first ballot votes to reach 91 of 955 needed at the convention. Henry Cabot Lodge had 14 votes, all from New.
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Carnival Owner Dies at Spa in Hot Springs Ark
Paul Olson, co-owner of the Olson Shows, a major railroad traveling carnival, died in a Hot Springs hospital at 53. The carnival rests in Hot Springs for winter and travels from spring to fall across the south and Midwest. Other owners named are Norman Scholessberg and Maurice.
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Draft races and budgets shape 1964 primary scene
Hampshire delegates waver while Goldwater rivals solidify. Rockefller wins final approval for a 2.92 billion dollar New York budget. Salinger seeks California eligibility for Senate candidacy with state law action possible. Proxmire notes Wallace could sway Wisconsin primary, running against Reynolds and Johnson supporters.
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Return of slain Cuban pilot and cadet to Havana
The United States sent the body of Cuban air force helicopter pilot who was killed by two defectors after refusing to fly them to Florida. A Cuban cadet, Sergio Roque, 17, survived the gun battle and was aboard the U S government plane to Havana along with immigration officials. The helicopter remained in Navy custody as investigation proceeds.
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