Kosygin Sets Five Day Soviet Visit To Pakistan
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will begin a five day visit to Pakistan on April 17 after a goodwill trip to Iran. Western officials see Moscow seeking ports for refueling and repair in Indian Ocean ports while easing Pakistan's Chinese and American ties and signaling a new Soviet pivot in South Asia. Ayub Khan seeks to balance Moscow's outreach with gains for Pakistan.
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Alexei I
Kosygin
Indian Ocean
Iran
Pakistan
Russia
Britain
India
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Moscow
China
Washington
America
Ayub
United States
Titanic Saga Reopens On 56th Anniversary Of Sinking
The Titanic sank after striking an iceberg on its maiden voyage in 1912, taking 1517 lives. The British Mercantile Marine Service Association asks the Board of Trade to clear Capt. Stanley Lord of the Californian over distress signals. The tragedy spurred art, poetry, and film, while the International Ice Patrol under U S Coast Guard marks 54 years of preventing iceberg collisions in North Atlantic routes.
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British Board of Trade
Stanley Lord
U. S
Union
U.S. Coast Guard
International Ice Patrol
London
North Atlantic
I.S
Peace Talks in Vietnam Explained by Biossat
Bruce Biossat outlines what to expect in Vietnam peace talks with Hanoi. He warns that Hanoi will push to define all terms and demand a bombing halt before any broader concessions, risking a trap that could lock the United States into a limited settlement while avoiding larger goals. The piece connects insights from Panmunjom and recent authors to argue real progress requires external military and political pressure.
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Vietnam
Washington
Nea
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
Karsong
Pannunjom
North Vietnam
Parmiumjom
Hanai
Hanvi
South Vietnam
Red
Manel
Ulanol
Paomunjom
Alinin
Kenneth T. Young
Trailand
Camp David Seen As Prison Duty For President
White House reporters note Camp David, a government run Maryland retreat, feels like a prison to presidents who visit. Security is extreme with double fencing and electric beams, and past leaders used it sparingly, preferring other residences and weekend getaways.
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Camp David
Meriyman Suir
White House
Washington
UPI
Catortin Mountains
Maryland
Johnson
Vietnam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Middleburg
Fist
Cape Cod
Newport
Rhode Island
Johnsons
Texas
Camp I
Secret Service
Clack Marine
Usvid
Negro Anti Riot Groups Rise in Ghettos After King's Assassination
United Press International reports Blackstone Rangers and East Side Disciples in Chicago formed peace pacts to protect neighborhoods. Youth volunteers in Baltimore and San Francisco patrolled debris strewn streets urging calm as cities faced post assassination unrest. Leaders said volts of community groups and mayors coordinated efforts to keep tensions down and counter rumors.
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Donald E
Mullen
United Press International
Chicago
Blackstone Rangers
East Side Disciples
Baltimore
San Francisco
Youth For Service
Martin Luther King Jr
Iso
Washington
Fillmore Street
Jon P. Spiegel
Lemnberg Center For the Study of
Brandeis University
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Kevin H. White
Boston
Militank Juli
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland Browns
Pitheburgh
Spiegal
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chigago
Newark
Lindssay
Nations In Far By PHIL NEWSOM UPS
South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thien and View President Nguyen Cao Ky are dissatisfied with the current progress toward Vietnam peace talks as reported by PHIL NEWSOM UPS foreign news analyst.
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Phil Newsom
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Nguyen Cao Ky
East wary of peace talks push in Indochina
The article surveys regional fears of a US move toward a coalition government with Communists in South Vietnam and a Geneva style settlement. Bangkok fears being left defenseless as Laos advances. Taipei warns a Communist backed by its army could trigger a regional takeover. Seoul signals opposition to prolonged talks. ASEAN nations may be pressured into accommodation with Red China. Philippine President Marcos resists withdrawal but domestic pressure for a 2000 man force in South Vietnam complicates stance.
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United States
Ulem
U.S
Bangkok
Indochina
Laos
Taipei
South Vietnam
Washington
Seoul
Hawaii
Park Chung Tee
Vietnam
Armistes
Hatai
Aad
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Burma
Red
China
Philippine
Ferdinand Marcos
Sith Vietnam
Raleigh Minstrel Show Aids Raleigh County Services Center
A near capacity audience witnessed the debut of the Service Cantisey Minstrel show in the Memorial Building. Local citizens organized the program to raise funds for food destined for the Raleigh County Services Center on Prince Street. Guest artists Neary Farr, Bluefield baritone, and George Grubb, Charleston whistler, headlined the event.
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Memorial Building
Raleigh County
Prince Street
Neary Farr Tune
Bluefield
George Grubb
Whistler
Charleston
The Stock Market Believer Says The Game Is The Thing
A critical look at wealth culture and stock market faith argues the prize is outwitting opponents and shaping public opinion. It portrays a zeal for gain, status, and control as driving forces behind modern business and politics, with emphasis on consumer trends and political influence.
Prayer to Almighty God in Advent Christian Meeting
A prayer expresses gratitude for divine guidance in life and work. It requests trust without reservations, in Jesus name. The text references Awen Joe Tom Tale as president of the Advent Christian General Conference in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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Almight God
Jesus
Joe Tom Tale
Worcester
Maass
Advent Christian General Coneference
Watch On The Potomac Bias Watch
A Washington Star critique accuses Huntley-Brinkley of pro Kennedy bias in the April 11 TV broadcast. The writer argues Johnson’s aides faced heavy criticism while media favored Kennedy coverage, citing limited attention to Rockefeller and Truman-Humphrey committee news and excessive focus on Kennedy Michigan coverage.
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Watch On
Potomac
Huntley-Brinkley
Kennedy
Nelson Stockefellaoe
Rockefeller
Washington Star
New York Times
Washington Post
Truman
St. Louis
A. J. Cervantes
Atlanta
Tyan Allen
Martin Luther King
Oklahoma
Pred R. Norris
Patmela R. Harris
Bill Benton
Connecticut
Adlai Stevenson
Humphrey
Nixon
Raleigh Register Democratic notice and subscription rates
Public notice from Beckley Newspapers Corporation outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing tiers for six months and one year. It lists carrier and distributor delivery policies, radio and advertising offices, and states West Virginia tax and billing details for subscriptions and address changes.
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Wales
West Virginia
Dente 26
Comradtors
Beckley Newspapera Corporation
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