Malcolm X Denies Plans to Raid Muslims and Splinter Group
In Chicago Malcolm X states he has no plan to raid the Black Muslim sect or form a splinter group. He says his work targets other Negroes outside the sect and that he remains a Muslim with Muhammad as his spiritual leader.
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Flint
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Muskegon
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Ecumenical Good Will Marks Easter Celebrations
Global Easter observances highlight ecumenical good will with Pope Paul VI's outreach to Oriental and Anglican churches. Sunrise services span venues from Radio City Music Hall to mountaintops. The Holy Land sees Mass at Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulcher and renewed hope voiced by church leaders.
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Church of the Holy Sepulcher
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Basilica of the Dormition
Poland
Francis Cardinal , Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Horace B. Donegan
Manhattan
The
Protestant Council of the City of
Epidemic of German Measles Sweeps U S
Atlanta AP reports a rubella outbreak has reached epidemic proportions across the United States with spread into the South and West after outbreaks in the Northeast last fall. Health officials warn of birth defects such as cataracts and heart disease, noting about 10 percent of infants exposed in the first three months of pregnancy are affected. Gamma globulin use for pregnant women is being reported and some therapeutic abortions have occurred.
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Atlanta, Ga
United States
Communicable Disease Center
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Disease Center
Kennedy Holds Silence On Democratic Vice Run Future
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy remains noncommittal about a 1964 Democratic vice presidential bid. He plans to leave the Cabinet after the November election, with possible return as an adviser or a future run for office. He contemplates returning to Massachusetts law practice and a potential 1966 gubernatorial bid amid political timing and family ties.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic City
N.J
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Johnson orders study on food price spreads at rally
President Johnson called for a bipartisan 15 member commission to study the gap between producers' receipts and consumer prices in the food industry. He cited meat as a focus and noted producers can earn 25 to 30 percent less while housewives pay 25 to 30 percent more than a year ago.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Congress
Devastating Alaska Quake Leaves Towns Wrecked
A massive 8.7 quake near Alaska and Kodiak triggered giant waves across the Gulf and Pacific coast causing deaths and widespread destruction. Anchorage reports 16 dead, dozens missing, and towns like Seward Valdez and Kodiak heavily damaged with evacuations and fires.
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Pacific
Canada
California
Tacoma
Newport
Ore
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Siberia
Anchorage
John Alcantra
William A. Egan
Turnagain
Cook Inlet
J. C. Penney
Quake Energy Tops Hiroshima Bomb
The Alaska earthquake released 10 million times more energy than the Hiroshima atomic blast. Leonard Murphy of the Coast and Geodetic Survey cited preliminary analysis from Alaska and over 100 stations worldwide, noting the Hiroshima event equaled 2,000 tons of TNT.
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Alaska
Hiroshima
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Leonard Murphy
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