Missiles Eyed for Hanoi Surveillance Signals US Officials Say
Washington reports indicate rail and sea routes to Hanoi are under close U S surveillance for possible Soviet antiaircraft missiles. State Department notes a SAM site near Hanoi. photo reconnaissance shows six launch pads under construction with a high altitude U 2 sighting on April 5.
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Washington
Hanoi
U. S
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
North
Viet Nam
World's Fair Receives Nation's Most Precious Papers
The nation's historic documents were moved under tight security from Washington to New York's World's Fair. Items include the Bill of Rights copies, the Emancipation Proclamation, Gettysburg Address, Kennedy inaugural, Washington addresses, and FDR Four Freedoms. Swords, books, maps and portraits of presidents are also stored. The transfer, proposed by JFK, continued under Johnson and concluded with vault placement at Chase Manhattan Bank on Rockefeller Plaza.
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New York
America
N.Y. World’s Fair
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Johnson
Statue of Liberty
Washington Monument
Treasury Department
Library of Congress
National Archives Exhibition Hall
Treasury
Union State
Penn Station
Rockefeller Plaza
France orders U S Tahiti consul briefed to close
Paris demanded the United States shut its Tahiti consulate in Papeete as France tightens curbs on American presence near Mururoa where a future H-bomb testing range is under construction. The move follows a string of measures restricting Americans in the South Pacific amid lingering tensions over the test area.
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Paris
UPI
France
United States
Tahiti
South Pacific
Papeete
U.S
Mururoa
Pacific
Parish Named Centenary College Student Senate Representative
Miss Frances Deas Parrish daughter of Mr and Mrs E S Parrish 602 Cole Monroe has been elected to serve the student body as an independent women\u2019s representative on the Centenary College of Louisiana Student Senate in Shreveport She is a 1964 Neville High School graduate and a freshman chemistry major at the college She will assume her duties in the fall.
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Frances Deas Parrish
E. S. Parrish
Cole
Monroe
Centenary College of Louisiana
Shreveport
Neville High School
Miss Parrish
Home on Leave for Snead and Dowd Navy programs
Michael Snead of 1904 S Grand Monroe and Bindle Dowd son of Mr and Mrs Roy E Dowd of Monroe are both home on leave from recruit training with the U S Navy. They have been assigned to a technical school in the communications field at Norfolk Virginia. Both attended Ouachita Parish High School before entering service.
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Michael Snead
S. Grand
Monroe
Bindle Dowd
Roy E. Dowd
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Ouachita Parish
Editors Endorse Katzenbach News Code At Conference
At the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting in Washington Attorney General Katzenbach announced a Justice Department news policy for reporting criminal cases. The plan formalizes existing rules by U.S. marshals FBI agents and prosecutors aiming to protect fair trials while preserving public access to information. Editors questioned curbs but few objected, with Dallas Times Herald editor Felix McKnight acknowledging they largely accept the approach.
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Washington
Justice Department
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Society
U.S
FBI
Department
Alfred Friendly
Katzenbach
Friendly
The
Washington Post
Department of Justice
Bar
Kingdom of Justice
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
Minnesota Teens Earn Praise For Flood Work Across Rivers
Teens helped build dikes and haul sand along the St. Croix and Minnesota rivers. In Stillwater a sign reads Teen-Agers Dike as Mayor Charlson praises a quick response of hundreds of youths who arrived within minutes to fill bags. Volunteers from schools, colleges, unions, churches, and groups formed brigades, and a legislative resolution honored their sacrifice and work.
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ST. Paul
Dean Charlson
Minnesota
Mankato
Chaska
Minneapolis
Stillwater
Seoul Police Battle Student Riots In Capital
About 300 black uniformed students stormed gates of Seoul’s central government building as riots entered a fifth day over plans to normalize Korea Japan relations. Police reported 475 university students arrested near two campuses and 54 officers injured. Three army battalions were moved into Seoul to quell the unrest after a student died from head injuries amid clashes with police.
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Seoul
UPS
Park Chung Hee
Japan
Korea
Hochang
Kang Suh Ryong
Hanyang
Kangook
U S planes strike six bridges in North Viet Nam
About 150 U S war planes attacked six central bridges in North Viet Nam. Spokesmen called the raids a complete success as aims include disrupting Communist traffic and pressuring Hanoi to end support for the Viet Cong. In South Viet Nam, Viet Cong forces and U S Vietnamese troops clashed in Binh Dinh with 51 Viet Cong killed. a separate Tay Ninh raid involved 230 planes and 1,000 tons of bombs.
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Peking
Hanoi
North Vietnm
U.S
China
Canton
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Navy
Washington
Binh Dinh
Tay Ninh Province
Millions Observe Good Friday Across Faiths and Nations
From Jerusalem to Rome and across Britain, millions marked Good Friday in solemn rites as Pope Paul VI led Catholic worship in Rome and interfaith ties grew in Winchester. Passover began for Jews at sundown as Lent ends and Easter joy nears.
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Rome
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Israel
World
Egypt
Paul VI
Basilica of
St. Mary Major
Pope Paul
Colosseum
Mild Weather Forecast for Twin Cities Today and Easter
A gentle weather pattern continues in the Twin Cities with mostly clear skies. Highs reach 76 to 82 degrees and nights dip to 52 to 56. Easter Sunday is expected to be partly cloudy and warm with light variable winds. Friday’s high reached 74 and the low 48 with no rain indicated. FAA at Selman Field recorded the measurements.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Selman Field
Western Alaska Suffers Minor Good Friday Quake
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP a sharp earthquake struck the Norton Sound region of western Alaska at 1 24 p m Alaska time The event was the second quake in the area on Good Friday though it registered only 5 to 6 on the Richter scale There were no casualties or damage reports and seismographs placed the center near 425 miles west of Fairbanks The quake rattled dishes and windows in Nome with Civil Defense chief Lester Bronson noting the region was jolted again within a week.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Norton Sound
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Northern Commercial Co
Unalakleet
Here
Lester Bronson
Civil Defense
Northwest Alaska
Nome
Dexter Starlings Blamed for Histoplasmosis Outbreak
In Dexter Missouri tests show 1 114 positive histoplasmosis reactions among 1 198 residents amid a 20 acre starling roost near schools and Elder Manufacturing Co Doctors say infection is possible without current illness and warn fatalities if untreated Officials plan to treat the roost with formaldehyde to kill the fungus but Mayor Melvin Gainer notes removal may shift roost to another area The state conservation commission has authorized removal of the birds with no clear plan for next steps
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Dexter
S. B. Beecher
State Division of Health
Missouri
Beecher
Fred Tosh
U.S. Public Health Service
Elder Manufacturing Co
Tosh
Mason City
Iowa
Mason
Melvin Gainer
Gainer
Don May
Stoddard County
State Conservation Commission
Flood Strips 3 States as Mississippi Floods Intensify
Flood waters from the Mississippi and tributaries push deeper into Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa driving tens of thousands from homes and causing new evacuations in Illinois and Missouri. Deaths reach at least 12 with damage running into tens of millions in Minnesota as dikes strain and bridges falter.
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Red River
North Dakota
Mississippi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Weather Bureau
Red Cross
la Crosse
Wis
Prairie du Chien
Rock Island
Moline
East Moline
Ill
Davenport
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