World leaders back peace but clash on means
United States and Soviet Union drift toward a shared belief that all-out war is unthinkable, with President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev both urging peace. But while both favor reducing conflict, they differ on how to achieve it, notably over Formosa, nuclear arms, and enforcement, leaving no final agreement.
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Silver Demand Pushes Prices Higher In U S Market
SAM DAWSON reports rising demand for U S Treasury silver dollars and new Kennedy half dollars lifting spot prices to about 1.30 an ounce in London while traders push futures above coin value. Industrial use and coin demand climb as the Treasury shifts remaining silver to smaller coins and imports ease.
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AP Business News
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Britisher Becomes Citizen at 100 in Georgia
In Columbus a wheelchair bound Sepptisher, Nicholas Latimer Charles Martindale, took the oath as an American citizen before U S District Court Judge J Robert Elliott. Born 1864 near London, he arrived in Columbus in 1953 to live with foster son R C Haig. Martindale said he became a citizen to recognize friendship and companionship of Georgians and his family, noting 75 years in the United States.
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Charles Martindale
U.S. District Court
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Rs. R. C. Haig
Haig
George
London
United States
Pope Paul Tours Rome Tourists Encourages Devout Pilgrimage
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI addressing tourists in Rome during Easter week. He urged visitors to deepen participation in the holiday rites and mystery of redemption, inviting them to profit from their presence in the city and become devout pilgrims.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Mexican Jewish boy to chant Passover prayers in San Francisco
A San Francisco Jewish congregation will hear 10 year old Mexican Indian boy Yusua Baltasar Laureano Ramirez-Resendiz chant ancient Jewish prayers for Passover. He traces ancestors to 15th century Spain during the Inquisition and has been chanting in a Mexico City Synagogue since age three where his father serves as lay rabbi.
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Yusua Baltasar
Laureano Ramirez-Resendiz
Spain
Mexico City
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