Johnson urges vigilance as US faces Soviet Chinese rift
President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk outline US stance on the Sino Soviet split and Eastern Europe tensions. Johnson stresses staying vigilant while extending cautious cooperation with Europe, and welcomes new strength of Atlantic allies. Rusk notes Khrushchev’s concerns limit US-Russia progress and warns against expecting quick Sino Russian fixes. In India, a Madurai school collapse kills about 40 children and injures over 125.
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UPI
White House
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
United States
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Kremlin
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Rusk
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Moscow
Mazzilli Cabinet Works To Stabilize Brazil Under Military Demands
Interim President Ranieri Mazzilli and his anti Communist cabinet push to restore order as Brazil faces a purge of Communists. Goulart remains missing with his wife and children in Montevideo awaiting exile. Military officers press Congress to elect an army general to replace Mazzilli promptly.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Ranieri Mazzilli
Joao Goulart
Sao Borja
Rio Grande Do Sul
Uruguay
Goulart
Montevideo
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Mazzilli
United States
Air Force
Rio
Congress
Maz
Zilli
Club
Augusto Magessi
Eurico Dutra
Humberto Castello Branco
Amaury Kruel
Second Army
Magessi
Chamber of Deputies
Soviet Expel Three Old Guard Leaders Over Khrushchev Rift
In a Kremlin indictment on China, Vyacheslav Molotov Georgi Malenkov and Lazar Kaganovich are expelled from the Communist Party for opposing Premier Khrushchev. Molotov and Malenkov former premiers, Kaganovich former deputy premier.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Vyacheslav Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist China
Molotov
Malenkov
Kaganovich
Peking
Red China
Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Kazakhstan
Miners Vote to Stay Out on Strike Over Pact
In Masontown Pennsylvania about 1,000 rank and file miners at UMW Local 6321 jammed Italian Hall to vote unanimously to remain on strike protesting a contract negotiated by Boyle and assistants. The meeting raised welfare fund concerns and noted the walkout has idled 8,000 to 10,000 miners across six states.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Masontown
United Mine Workers Union
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena
Carmichaels
UMW
W. A
Boyle
John
Lewis
Tony
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington
Robert L. Kennedy
Jim Kelly
John Deprato
Burgettstown
Bellaire
Ohio
West Virginia
Critics and Sukarno split on democracy guidance
Inside today reports tensions between critics and Sukarno over democracy’s direction. Catholic schools struggle with enrolment on page 6. Broadway critic disapproves of a controversial show on page 9. An Elks Club steward faces a lottery charge on page 16. Walmo sports previews tonight’s queen crowning on page 11. Baseball season opens Monday with three games on page 10.
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Elks Club
Walmo Sports Show
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania turns sunny but chilly
Partly cloudy conditions give way to mostly sunny skies in Western Pennsylvania with a cool High near 28 to 36 degrees and a clear cold night. Sunday brings more sun and a touch warmer temperatures, while river level on Shenango reaches 11.0 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Death Record notes Michael Casanello Sr. in Detroit
Obituary brief lists John Casanello Sr. of Detroit Michigan and Catherine Winger age 85 of Rialto California as deceased on Saturday April 4 1964.
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John Casanello Sr
Detroit, Mich
Catherine Winger
Rialto
Calif
U S Plane Delivers Swedish Troops to Cyprus Mission
A U S Air Force Hercules carried a 30 man Swedish contingent to Nicosia to join the U N peace force, the first American action for the mission. Iran discussions noted tense Greek and Turkish Cypriot clashes, with 280 Turkish troops deployed and a Greek Cypriot officer wounded in an accident.
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Cyprus
UPI
U.S. Air Force
Mediterranean
United Nations
U.N
U.S
Turkey
Britain
Ayia Marina
Makarios
Greece
Aftershock Unnerves Anchorage
A strong aftershock rattled Anchorage as part of a series following the Good Friday quake. The city’s nerves frayed while Gov. Egan spoke in Juneau on emergency action. A Kodiak windstorm damaged property and a fishing vessel sank during tidal wave ruins cleanup nearby.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William Egan
Juneau
Kodiak
Red Summit delay seems certainty in world communist plan
Moscow reports indicate the proposed world conference on Red China will be delayed or unlikely this year. Pravda and Izvestia circulated endorsements while Suslov’s February speech offered no time or place for the summit. Diplomatic sources note Italy and Algeria hesitate, fearing a split between Moscow and Peking.
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UPS
Kremlin
China
Prada
Mikhail Suslov
Presidium
Politburo
Communist Central Committee
Suslov
Izvestia
Pravda
Red China
Italy
Algeria
Peking
U S and Panama to reopen diplomatic relations
The United States and Panama agreed to resume relations and begin talks on long standing issues after riots. President Johnson named Robert B. Anderson as special emissary to lead discussions without preconditions. Talks aim for a just agreement subject to constitutional processes.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Panama
Johnson
Lican
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
White House
Hoffa Aide Convicted Of Bribery
Lawrence W. Medlin, a 53 year old sandwich shop operator, was found guilty by a federal jury in Nashville of offering a $10,000 bribe to a prospective juror in the 1962 Hoffa conspiracy trial. He faces up to five years and a $5,000 fine and will be sentenced in two to three weeks.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Lawrence W. Medlin
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Medlin
Frank Wilson
R.B. Parker Jr
Parker
Hoffa
Tornado kills seven in Wichita Falls and damages base
A tornado carved a 15 minute path through Sheppard Air Force Base and two neighborhoods in Wichita Falls Texas, killing seven people and injuring 68. Property losses exceed 1.5 million dollars as 200 homes are destroyed and shelters are set up for the homeless. Government aid includes 100 National Guardsmen and civil defense officials coordination.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
John Connally
National Guardsmen
Jesse Ward
Civil Defense
Sunset Terrace
Air Force
Pennsylvania urged to balance traffic safety program
National Safety Council urged Pennsylvania to adopt a balanced traffic safety program with strong public support. Priorities include stricter implied consent tests, BAC .10 tolerance, centralized accident records, expanded driver education, traffic research center, updated driver licensing, enhanced police training, and permanent traffic courts of record in urban and rural areas.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Pennsylvania
American Bar Association
American Medical Association
Motor Vehicle Administration
MacArthur Lapses Into Deepening Coma at Walter Reed
General Douglas MacArthur, 84, slides into a peaceful but deepening coma at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after three major operations. Army Surgeon General Lt. Gen. Heaton says liver and kidney failure drive the decline, with no clear prospect of weeks for recovery.
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Leonard B. Heaton
Army
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
MacArthur
Heaton
Walter Reed Medical Center
Walter Reed
Startling Homo Habilis Discovery Shocks Science
British anthropologist Dr. Louis S B Leakey and his wife Mary report finding fossil parts of early humans in Olduvai Gorge Tanganyika East Africa. The 1 250 000 year old remains suggest a species far older than previously known. The find could force major revisions to textbooks and our view of mankind's origins.
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UPS
Louis S. B. Leakey
Leakey
Mary
Olduvai
Tanganyika
East Africa
Friay
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