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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1964

Page

1

LA C Says An Example Of What Foreign Aid Buys

In this analysis, the column criticizes U S foreign aid totaling about 104 billion dollars, highlighting allocations to India Indonesia and Brazil. It argues aid undermines peace, funds unfriendly regimes, and prompts demonstrations against U S interests while calling for selective aid aligned with U S policies. The piece urges reducing aid and emphasizes perceived weakness and lack of respect from recipients.

La.c India West Russia U.S Sec Rusk McNamara Brazil Sukarno Indonesia Malaya Viet Nam Japan Mexico Congress LAC

Navy Ship Fights Fire in Atlantic

Two ships caught fire in the Atlantic on Friday. The freighter Mormac Pine reached Bermuda with fire under control, while the Navy supply ship Antares, with 250 aboard, remained burning its No 3 hold about 40 miles off Oregon Inlet. No injuries reported. Allied destroyer squadron stayed near the Antares as other vessels aided.

Hamilton Bermuda Antares Adm J. W. Alles San Jacinto Virginia Capes Sewell's Point Chesapeake Bay Portsmouth

Johnson says no foreign travel planned while VP seat vacant

Washington reports President Johnson has a firm decision not to leave the United States during the vacancy in the vice presidency unless a crisis requires. The State Department told a group of congressmen that Johnson invited Charles de Gaulle to visit, but de Gaulle declined, making a meeting unlikely this year. Dutton said the travel decision rests on ensuring constitutional norms and would not be urged by the department.

Washington Johnson United States Congress State Department Dean Rusk Charles de Galle Loiron ASST Frederick G. Dutton Rusk de Gaulle Dutton

Lingering Cold Shrouds Northern U.S. Snow Across Regions

Axtoceted Pun a lingering cold air mass kept northern sections of the nation chilly on Friday. Snow fell in southwestern New York on the eve of Easter weekend, with varying accumulations from the northern Rockies to the Appalachians.

U.S New York State Rockies Appalachians John F. Kennedy Stowe Caroline

Mother and Daughters Survive Mountain Plane Crash

A Seattle mother Lynn Rela 23 and her two daughters Michele 3 and Christine 3 months survived after a mountain plane crash north of Easton Washington. Rela trampled a suitcase to shield the children as the craft went down. Helicopter rescue followed a distress SOS. The stepfather Robert Kitts 44 was killed in the crash.

Lynn Rela Seattle Robert Kitts Wenatchee Wash Easton Rein Kitts

Two U S fliers Released By Russians In Germany

Two U S airmen Capt David J Holland and Melvin J Kessler were released by the Soviet Union in Wiesbaden after being held 17 days following the downing of their recon plane. They arrived at Helmstedt and traveled by C54 to Wiesbaden while Lt Harold W Welch, released March 21, had injuries. President Johnson hailed the news as a satisfactory resolution amid U S diplomatic pressure.

Wiesbaden Germany U.S Soviet Union East Germany RBGG Washington David J. Holland Holland, Minn Melvin J. Kessler Philadelphia Helmstedt Jan Amay Sedan Hanover Air Force C54 U.S. Air Force European Harold W. Welch Detroit Welch Johnson City Johnson Stee David Ambrose Holland Sr Abraham Kesster Kessler Holland Gardelegen Berlin Welsh Magdeburg United States U. S Anatoly Dobrynin Moscow

Brazil Navy Mutiny Folds in Showdown

In Rio de Janeiro a Communist backed mutiny by 1425 sailors and marines demanding political rights collapsed after President Joao Goulart ordered army troops and tanks to suppress the revolt. Mutineers surrendered without fight, leaving their union hall stronghold and heading to Army headquarters. The crisis shifted to punishment of the sailors and marines involved as loyal forces restored order.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Joan Goulart Comsoranist Union 1St Army I. Goulart Jin Minas Gerais Guanabara Bay Rio North End

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