Khrushchev Makes Public Appearance in Moscow
Former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev reappeared in Moscow with his wife at their new apartment, voting near the Kremlin then driving to a country home. About 100 Russians watched as he greeted reporters, walking to a polling station in fair health and answering he felt like a pensioner.
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Moscow
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Outagamie Faces Choice on North Central Service
In federal court, Jack Steinhilber of Winnebago County asks what Outagamie County will do as it disavows North Central Airlines. A new third jewel carrier is to replace North Central in Appleton, while Steinhilber argues Appleton’s forces aim to force North Central out and drop the suit. He contends Outagamie will either bow out of the appeal or stop North Central service, a logical pivot to end the dispute.
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North Central Airlines
Jack Steimhilber
Winnehaze County
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Qutagamie
Nonth Central
Aeronautics Board
Appleton
Family of Six Perishes in West Point Fire
An early morning fire at West Point near East Liverpool Ohio claimed six lives from the Ghur family. Victims include Jack E Ghur, his wife Linda, and their children David, Michael, Lucinda, and Jack Jr. A neighbor alerted firefighters after seeing flames through a television light.
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LBJ Outlines Voting Rights Plans Tonight
President Johnson will address a joint session of Congress at 8 p.m. CST to present a voting rights bill and discuss related matters. White House officials say copies of the proposal will be ready by about 9 a.m. today and the plan may reach the Hill midweek. Demonstrators persist in Selma and Lafayette Park as civil rights groups press federal intervention and Johnson signals his determination to guarantee every citizen’s right to vote.
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Sylvania
Raiders hit Phu Qui depot in large Viet Nam raid
More than 100 U S Air Force and Navy planes attacked Phu Qui ammunition depot 100 miles south of Hanoi. Thirty storage buildings were hit as explosions echoed across the area. The strike, aided by rockets and bombs, involved two thirds Navy and one third Air Force, with light ground fire and no enemy aircraft rising.
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Cardinal Meyer Speaks After Brain Operation Recovery News
CHICAGO AP reports hospital spokesman expressed moderate optimism over slight improvement in Albert Cardinal Meyer's condition after his brain surgery February 23. The 62 year old prelate spoke Sunday for the first time since the operation and greeted three people. The tumor removal lasted four hours and twenty minutes.
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Cardinal Meyer
Marches Across Wisconsin Honor Rev. Reed in Solidarity
Civil rights marches and memorial services were held in Madison Appleton De Pere Racine and Milwaukee for Rev James Reed of Boston fatally beaten in Selma while supporting a Negro voter drive No incidents were reported Gov Knowles told a vigil in Madison that final solutions lie in legislatures and courts Clergy and students joined processions and prayers across the state highlighting national civil rights tensions
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Selma
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Racine
Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
State Capitol
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George W. Vann
St. Paul's
Sheriff Bars Selma March Blocked by Sheriff Clark
In Selma Alabama Sheriff James G Clark halted a planned memorial march of about 500 ministers and church figures for Reverend James J Reed fatally clubbed earlier. Deputies and state troopers blocked the street while city officers arrived to relieve the county force and warned marchers not to proceed.
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Selma
Ala
James G. Clark
James J. Reed
Boston
Selman
Wilson Baker
Baker
Ranger 9 to photograph moon’s notable craters
NASA says Ranger spacecraft set for launch next Sunday will photograph some of the moon’s most prominent pockmarks. Target will depend on launch day and results of the midcourse maneuver with flight paths adjusted after liftoff.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ranger
Doctors Say LBJ Healthy and Fit for Relaxation
A four doctor team told President Johnson his general health is excellent after Saturday morning exams. They noted normal lab results and a heart reading from his 1954 attack, and discussed exercise and rest with him. The White House physicians were joined by Mayo Clinic’s James Cain and Emory’s J Willis Hurst.
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Johnson
White House
George G. Barkley
James M. Young
James Cain
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
J. Willis Hurst
Emory University
Manta, Ga
Centennial High players set world marathon game record
Ten members of the Centennial High School lettermans club played 26 hours and five minutes without substitutions to set a world marathon basketball record, as the Blues defeated the Reds in Portland Oregon.
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Wallace Will Bow to Court in Alabama Demonstration
Alabama Governor George Wallace urged federal court ordered marches be kept peaceful after authorities used tear gas and clubs to break up a Selma to Montgomery protest. He said demonstrations in Selma and northern cities threaten law and order and warned he may mobilize police to control them.
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March Unsafe. Alabama lawyers challenge Selma to Montgomery march
Attorneys for Alabama planned to argue the 50 mile Negro civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery is unsafe for all involved as Civil rights leaders seek an injunction to halt state interference. Gov Wallace pledged protection if the court allows the march while past attempts ended in violence and tear gas.
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Vahsma
Open to Inspection Jerusalem Reactor Sparks Diplomacy
Israeli engineers and officials prepare to inspect the Negev atomic reactor after its closure to the International Atomic Energy Agency, signaling renewed cooperation amid regional tensions.
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