Negro leaders press Bryants for state action on race tensions
NAACP leaders in Florida urged Gov. Farris Bryant to intervene amid rising race tensions in Jacksonville, St Augustine and Ocala. The meeting focused on an integrated civil rights march in Tallahassee and potential court action against Mayor Burns on demonstrations. Bryant said he would intervene if law and order broke down, and emphasized continued talks with local authorities.
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Pompidou Warns France Faces End of Common Market
Premier Georges Pompidou warned that without inflation control France must seek self sufficiency, risking the end of European unity and the Common Market. He pledged a price stabilization push and a budget tougher on spending with emphasis on housing and education.
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Pieta to Depart St Peters for New York World's Fair
Vatican workmen prepare Michelangelo's Pieta for shipment to the United States for the New York World's Fair opening April 22. The 465 year old sculpture will be transported by ship from Naples after being boarded up in St. Peter's Chapel and placed in a wooden case for the move.
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Pact raises for UAW bosses at convention in Atlantic City
The United Auto Workers convention approved 1.5 million in pay raises over two years for Union President Walter P. Reuther and other officials. Reuther’s salary goes from 24,700 to 28,000 starting January 1966, with staff representatives rising from 9,004 to 10,500 next month and a 3 percent raise set for January 1966 and January 1967.
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Rites Today For Actor Peter Lorre
Hollywood UPT reports funeral services for actor Peter Lorre aged 59 after a stroke. Lorre, famed for villains in M and Mr Moto, died Tuesday. cremation follows at Hollywood Memorial Park with interment in Abbey of the Psalms. Survived by estranged wife Anna Marie and daughter Katherine, 10. Services set for 1:00 p.m. at Pierce Brothers Hollywood chapel.
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Summit Meet With Laos Leaders Reaches Agreement
In Vientiane three Lao factions agree on security for a long-planned summit on the Plain of Jars. Participants include neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma right wing Gen. Phoumi Nosavan and Communist Pathet Lao leader Souphanouvong. They will set a date and discuss neutralization of Luang Prabang and broader civil war issues. Security zones restrict unarmed attendees, and one rifle company per faction may be stationed 300 to 900 yards from the inner zone.
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