Alabama Whites March in Selma Support of Negro Rights
About 7 white Alabama residents joined a white march in Selma supporting civil rights for Negroes. The event drew heckling and minor violence including a photographer struck and a protester’s pamphlets scattered. Governor Wallace ordered troopers to halt another planned white-led march, while a federal judge ordered voting records opened for inspection.
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Idle Ports Bustle as Feud Ends
GALVESTON Tex. Longshoremen streamed back to work on the South Atlantic and West Gulf Coast as a 55 day dock strike ended. Over 55 ships at Houston plus vessels at other ports awaited cargo. ILA members approved a four year wage and benefits package, with full operation not expected until Monday.
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UPI
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N.C
Morehead City
International Longshoremen's Association
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Pope Turns Priest for New Masses in Italy
Pope Paul VI will celebrate the New Mass in Italian at All Saints church on the Apian Way in Rome. He will officiate in the people’s language as part of a global liturgical reform, marking the first Sunday of Lent and the pope’s first of five suburban visits this season.
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John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Italy
Pearson Idea on Viet Nam Good Worth Exploring
United Nations Secretary General Thant praised Lester B Pearson's proposal for an international peace keeping force in Viet Nam as worth exploring. Pearson warned the plan might not work through the UN since China and North Viet Nam are not members, and stressed it is the international community's responsibility to seek peace.
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UPI
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Lester B. Pearson
Viet Nam
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China
North Viet Nam
U.N
Paul Tremblay
Canada
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Defense Probes 6.7 Billion R&D Budget for 1964 65
A Senate task force led by Sen. John Stennis scrutinizes the Defense Department plan to spend 6.708 billion dollars on research and development for the 1964 65 fiscal year. The review covers pure science to weapons concepts with testimony from Robert McNamara Paul Nitze and Admiral McDonald amid concerns over Soviet advances.
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Churchill foe Lord Morrison dies at 77 in England
Lord Morrison of Lambeth, key figure against Churchill in 1945 and foreign secretary in Attlee's postwar government, died Saturday at 77 after a period of illness. He had been admitted to Queen Mary’s Hospital on February 8.
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Lambeth
Winston Churchill
Queen Mary’s Hospital
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Earl Attlee
Americans to move in 1949 say housing authorities
Allied Chemical’s Barrett Division reports forty one million Americans will move this year with a quarter relocating more than 100 miles. The estimate comes from housing authorities and reflects broad mobility across the United States.
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UPI
Allied Chemical
Barrett Division
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