Nurses of the Nazi euthanasia program acquitted in Munich trial
Fourteen former Nazi nurses were cleared of charges they helped kill mentally ill patients at the Oberwald home. Judge Albert Thomas said killings occurred under orders from superiors, though not legally. Prosecution sought prison terms up to four years for eight defendants.
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White House Tours Run Under Tight Security After Sit-Down Protests
Public toured the White House Friday with reinforced security as Johnson ordered swift ejections for troublemakers after a seven hour hunger strike by civil rights activists. Guards, detectives, and Secret Service agents lined routes while visitors endured single file walks and tight screening.
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White House
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Cracks In Arab Unity Over West Germany Israel Ties
Arab League diplomats planned a Sunday meeting to map retaliation if West Germany moves to establish diplomatic relations with Israel. Tunisia's Bourguiba accused Egypt of mishandling the affair and urged not to boycott, comparing a boycott to self punishment. Bonn reported Israel sought renewed arms deliveries and a security commitment. Erhard would send envoy Kurt Birren back to Israel for talks.
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State Senate Told We Can Fight Our Own Tiffs
Carson City notes Legislative Counsel Russell McDani d told the Senate Friday the body can handle its internal disputes without outside intervention. The briefing outlined procedures for resolving tiffs and maintaining legislative efficiency within the state.
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LBJ press confab outlines political fights in wake of Selma crisis
President Johnson to hold a press conference at 3:30 p.m. in Washington addressing the Selma racial crisis and his voting rights bill. White House aides note no live broadcasts and discuss reapportionment funding and legal questions about federal court involvement and SB 272. Nevada and California lawmakers weigh similar reapportionment battles amid court remapping threats.
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Battle Lines Set for Irish Voting Brawl
Dublin reports a rising election fever as Premier Sean Lemass faces a by election loss in County Cork. He dissolves parliament planning an early general election, with Fianna Fail and opposition Fine Gael bracing for a hard, bitter campaign.
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Sweden Buries Its Queen Louise at Stockholm Funeral
Queen Louise of Sweden will be buried after a four day lying in state. Crowned as British royalty by birth, she arrived in 1923 as Gustaf VI Adolfs bride and became beloved for her public service. The funeral procession from Storkyrkan to Haga Castle is expected to draw 100000 residents and millions on television.
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Gemini Two-Man Spaceflight Set for March Twenty Second
The U S space agency announced Gemini's first crewed flight will launch no earlier than March 22 with Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young aboard a two seat capsule. The craft will reach three orbits from 150 to 52 miles high and land about four hours and 54 minutes after launch.
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Liz Taylor Races Home After Father’s Stroke
Hollywood telegram reports Elizabeth Taylor rushing from Dublin to be with her ailing father Francis Taylor after he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at his Bel Air home. He was admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in fair condition as Mrs Taylor stayed by his side through the night.
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Speleonaut Emerges After 88 Days in Alpine Cave
French nurse Josie Laures 26 left a cave after 88 days, two weeks older than she thought. She endured isolation as part of a French test, read and knitted to cope, and described red walls and red dreams. Medical checks showed normal vital signs.
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France
UPI
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Indonesia moves to sever ties after World Fair pullout
Indonesian leaders react to the withdrawal from the New York World's Fair citing American support for Malaysia. Communists demand a diplomatic break with the United States and nationalization of American property while Sukarno accuses Washington of aggravating relations and pledges to crush Malaysia's federation.
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UPI
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Indonesia
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New York
Gains In Parleys Over Steel and Can Talks Progress
The United Steelworkers Union reports progress in contracts with Continental Can Co and American Can Co while negotiations with the basic steel industry move toward the money stage. About 32,000 USW members began a strike at 70 plants March 1. The current steel contract expires April 30, with a potential strike from May 1 if no new agreement is reached.
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Winter storm dumps heavy snow and rain across the U S
A late winter storm brought heavy snow and rain from Arizona to Georgia. Six inches fell at Wilco Texas and five at Dalhart. Crossville Tennessee saw three inches while Grand Canyon Arizona had two. Wisconsin reported four traffic deaths as highways stayed slick. Arctic air froze the Northern Plains with subzero readings in Hibbing Duluth and Ironwood.
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Demonstrators Demand Troops Over Flowers at White House
White and Negro protesters block Pennsylvania Avenue near the White House demanding federal action in Alabama. Police clear the street in 15 minutes, arresting about 32 as crowds watch from the sidewalk and Lafayette Square.
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