Dead Pilot Returned To Cuba
The United States returned the slain Cuban air force helicopter pilot to Havana aboard a U S government plane. Also aboard was Cuban cadet Sergio Roque, 17, who survived the gun battle over the Florida Straits. Two immigration officials traveled with the group, and the helicopter remained in Navy custody as an investigation continues into how the craft evaded a new Navy radar system.
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Weekend Spring Warmth Dims Into Cloudy Nights
A springlike spell began Sunday with partial cloudiness. The warming trend continues at least through Tuesday. Tonight’s low is 42 after yesterday’s high of 50 and today’s low of 30.
Weather across the nation brought snow dust and mud
A spring snowstorm dumped up to a foot of snow in Salt Lake City and Billings eight inches in twelve hours while dust storms hit New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle. Stockmen warned WY MT ND and CO grazers to protect livestock as cold wave advisories spread from Wyoming to Nebraska.
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Burbask
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Albuquerque
Rockies
Idalm
Plains
Kansas
Colorado
Gulf Coast
Cutbank
Montana
Texas
Florida Keys
Canada
Suspect Held For Slaying In Arizona
A youth named Jim Vanderham twenty two and companion Theresa Robichard sixteen waived extradition and will be returned to Arizona soon. They are linked to the February knife slaying of John Bertella and Mildred Bertella in Sherrill New York. The bodies were found near Apache Junction after the couple vacationing in Arizona were killed.
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Arizona Desert
Arizona
Jim Vanderham
Theresa Robichard
Vanderham
Nevada
John
Mildred Bertella
Sherrill
N.Y
Apache Junction
Ariz
Yeast-Like Mold Linked as Major Asthma Cause
Dr Irving H Itkin of National Jewish Hospital says a yeast like mold called Canadian albacans may grow in warm misty areas and in the human mouth or throat. He notes the mold appears in about half the population and is worsened by antibiotics and steroids used for asthma. Only those allergic to the mold develop asthma. thrush is less common and not caused by the mold.
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Cole
Irving H. Itkin
National Jewish Hospital
Itkin
United States
National Jewish
Chuckle Women Face New Disadvantage as Speed Advances
A playful line notes women are at a distinct disadvantage today while men have achieved travel faster than sound, reflecting a humorous take on accelerating progress.
Riots in India Pakistan Border Draw in Nehru Letter
Nehru urged Pakistan to join India in stopping Hindu Muslim rioting that has killed about 200 in eastern India. He pressed for talks between home ministers as refugees flood into India from East Pakistan, while Pakistan has not replied. Troops and police fired on mobs on 18 occasions, four killed and 27 injured, in a belt along the east coast railroad.
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Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub Khan
East Pakistan
East
Gulzari Lal Nanda
Prolonged Senate Debate Pushes Civil Rights Vote
The Senate enters its 13th day of civil rights fighting with leaders seeking 12 hour daily sessions to force a midweek floor vote. A parade of speeches tests Mansfield’s timetable as Morse threatens to push the bill to the Judiciary Committee amid possible unlimited amendments and a two thirds vote for cloture.
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Senate
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
All White City Plan of Klan
Ku Klux Klan leaders at a mass rally in Atlanta discuss a pilot private Caucasian community as a potential escape from integration. Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton says planning is early and could take more than a year with architects at work. Georgia Klan leader Calvin Craig singles out Malcolm X and asserts MLK Jr has reached the limit of peaceful methods.
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Atlanta
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Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
American fliers to be returned according to Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Soviet Union would return two American fliers shot down over East Germany on March 10, with the third crewmate already freed. He noted no deal with East Germany and that the men would soon be back in the United States.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Phavie J. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Rusk
Russians push for U S East Germany talks stance
The Russians insist the fate of the Americans be decided by the United States and East Germany. Washington refuses to deal with the East German government, arguing the Soviet Union remains present in the issue.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro victory over U.S. Supreme Court on expropriation
In Washington the AP reports Fidel Castro won a major victory as the Supreme Court ruled it cannot pass on Cuba expropriation cases. The dispute centers on recovering 175000 dollars from a sugar cargo sale seized in the United States. In Dallas the AP notes Houston attorney Percy Foreman withdraws from the Jack Ruby case amid disagreements with Ruby's defense team.
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Houston
Percy Foreman
Jack Ruby
Ruby
President To Address Auto Workers Meeting
President Lyndon B. Johnson is set to address the United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City as 1964 bargaining goals loom. Walter Reuther challenges productivity targets and rejects backing Kennedy for VP, noting the convention timing and the big three contracts due August 31.
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A. F. Mahan
Atlantic City
UAW
Lyndon B. Johnson
United Auto Workers
President's Council of
Reuther
Johnson
Freighter Beth Fire Triggers Rescue Of 20 Survivors
Twenty seamen were rescued from a lifeboat after the blazing freighter Beth sank south of the Dominican Republic. The Liberian vessel World Jonquil picked up the men and headed for a rendezvous with the Coast Guard cutter Aurora near San Juan. Survivors, including master George Markakis and chief engineer Alexander Markakis, were reported in good condition.
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Tex
Martin
Vue
AMA Rapped For Stand On Fag Labeling
Palm Beach Shores Florida AP A top surgeon condemns the American Medical Association for not urging warning labels on cigarette packages and ads. Dr Alton Ochsner notes the FTC proposal and criticizes AMA for shifting focus from medical leadership to policy delegation.
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Palm Beach Shores
Fia
American Medical Association
Vic Damone and wife injured in California crash
Singer Vic Damone and his wife Judy were injured in a high Sierra crash near Bishop California. Police said the Ferrari left U S 395 skidded into a canyon after an 140 foot slide. Vic sustained abrasions lacerations and concussion while Judy suffered a concussion and minor injuries.
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Judy
Roy Hartwig
Damones
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