Soviets Demand World Communist Meeting Over China Feud
Moscow blasts Beijing after six months of silence, calling for a showdown meeting of world Communist parties to settle the feud. Pravda denounces Mao regime as main threat to unity. Suslov accuses China of nationalistic arrogance and power games. Khrushchev jokes about goulash as Hungary backs Soviet line.
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Alaska Governor Urges Bond Issue
Governor William A. Egan flies to Juneau to urge a joint session of the Legislature to approve a 530 million emergency bond issue for earthquake damaged Alaska cities. The plan aims to show willingness to act while losses are estimated higher. President Johnson asked Congress for 50 million in emergency funds. In Seattle, Senator Henry M. Jackson proposed a retroactive disaster insurance plan.
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New Dangers For U.S. And Allies
Editor Stanley Johnson surveys the Sino Soviet split and its global impact. He notes Moscow’s estrangement from Beijing reshapes East West dynamics, risks for the United States, and potential flashpoints from Berlin to Zanzibar as Moscow and Beijing confront each other.
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Johnson to Outline U S Attitudes Toward NATO
President Johnson will address U S attitudes toward NATO at a White House East Room ceremony timed for 5 p m Eastern. The speech marks NATO's 15th anniversary and officials indicate networks will broadcast live. White House secretary George Reedy said the address will review the alliance and America's stance in light of the anniversary.
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Rockefeller Attacks Johnson On Communist Aggression
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in a West Coast swing criticized President Johnson for failing to halt communist expansion. He accused the administration of aiding leftist governments including Brazil under Goulart and argued this trend risks similar outcomes to Cuba. Rockefeller, on a four day tour through Oregon and California, drew crowds as he urged passage of a liquor program and warned against another rejection as a public setback.
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MacArthur Remains Critical as Bleeding Stops
Washington reports General Douglas MacArthur's condition stays critical while emergency treatment for reduced kidney action proceeds. Doctors say no esophageal bleeding for 20 hours and that a feeding tube may be removed, though overall status remains critical.
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Roman Catholics Act English in Masses Adoption Likely
American Catholic Church leaders approved detailed recommendations for more English in Masses and related rites. About 200 bishops and four of five American cardinals met secretly at Catholic University to review texts and extent of vernacular use. A final Rome approval was requested with possible enactment on the first Sunday in Advent, while the Canon may remain in Latin.
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St. Louis
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Boston
NATO Secretary General to Retire
NATO secretary general Dirk Stikker, aged 67, announced retirement in mid summer citing health issues. He previously underwent abdominal surgeries at Walter Reed Hospital in 1962, and informed the NATO council of his decision.
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Dr John H Holmes Noted Minister Dies At 84
Rev Dr John Haynes Holmes aged 84, a leading Protestant civic leader and author on sociology and religion, died today at his home. He was minister emeritus of the Community Church of New York and had been ill for several years but attended services last Sunday.
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Brazil Ex-President Flees to Argentina Amid World Affairs
Washington reports say Brazil's ex-president fled to Argentina as congressional leaders were summoned to an NSC session to discuss international developments. White House press secretary George Reedy announced a two o clock meeting to inform on foreign affairs, without detailing topics.
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Mrs Peabody Leaves Florida After Sit In
Mrs. Malcolm Peabody 72 mother of Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody, along with Mrs. Donald Campbell and Mrs. John Burgess, left St. Augustine for Boston after two days in jail on trespass charges. Campbell and Burgess, wives of Episcopal bishops, spent one night jailed. Peabody posted 450 dollars bond. A civil rights protest in St. Augustine prompted arrests as tense demonstrations paused briefly.
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Snow Closes Roads As Eight Inches Hit Upstate
Albany dispatch reports up to eight inches of fresh snow across parts of New York State on the 15th day of spring. Heaviest accumulation appeared in the Adirondacks around Saranac Lake, with several areas like Orleans County seeing four inches and travel conditions deteriorating on Interstate 490 and the Northway.
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Has Prince Charles Adopted Beatle Cut
London report on 15-year-old Prince Charles returning from school in Scotland with hair in Beatle style. Observers note wind and haircut, while a palace spokesman declines to confirm the look saying from rear or sides it may not be Beatle and questions cannot be asked.
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Around World Flier Heads for Arabia
Geraldine Mack of Columbus Ohio left today for Dhahran Saudi Arabia to continue her solo flight around the world in a single engine plane. Joan Merriam of Long Beach Calif hoped to depart Natal Brazil today for the 100 mile leg to reach the western bulge of Africa.
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Quarantine 38 at Fort Sill Piolaced on Train
Thirty eight soldiers from Ft Knox Ky were exposed to spinal meningitis. Pvt Kenneth R Murray was identified as the patient. The group was to be moved to Ft Sill Okla for treatment after arriving by Frisco train today.
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