Argentine DC4 Crashes Into Sea Off Lima Killing Most Aboard
An Argentine Military Transport Service DC4 with 49 aboard crashed into the sea near Lima Peru, likely killing all on board. A search helicopter found an oil slick and two floating children’s toys traced to the passengers, mostly civilians including one Spanish nun.
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Senate to Resume Strenuous Civil Rights Debate Schedule
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Humphrey said the chamber will return to a much more strenuous schedule next week as voting resumes on jury trial amendments to the civil rights bill. He indicated late Tuesday sessions and Saturday sittings as the debate nears its 52nd day. The bill would ban discrimination in voting public accommodations education employment unions and use of federal funds.
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Weather Summary for Redlands and San Bernardino Valley
The U S Weather Bureau reports a warming trend with mostly sunny skies in Southern California. Today and Sunday will be warmer with highs near 78 and 80 and lows around 43 to 50. sunrise 5 52, sunset 7 39 p m. reading at 11 a m notes 4 a m totals for the 24 hour period.
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Methodists end historic conference with civil rights action
In Pittsburgh the General Conference of the Methodist Church concluded a historic session by voting to eliminate the Central Jurisdiction and fold its 373,000 members into five all white jurisdictions, backing the Negro rights movement and urging arms control, while Roman Catholic Bishop John J. Wright delivered the first Catholic address to the body.
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Moscow Peking axis breakup appears near complete
Diplomatic circles say the split between the Soviet Union and China is all but complete with no reconciliation forecast for years. The Sino Soviet correspondence exposes deep fault lines between Mao and Khrushchev era leaders and confirms stubborn positions on the dispute. Moscow seeks to mask the rift with new aid offers to Beijing.
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Red China seeks delay of world Communist conference
Red China proposes postponing the Kremlin backed world Communist conference for four or five years. Observers say Beijing aims to gain Asia and Africa support by portraying itself as leader of the colored peoples. China rejects the Soviet call for a showdown meeting this year.
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Federal probe into airliner shooting near Danville
Federal investigators re play the garbled last cockpit tape from Pacific Airlines F27 after a crash near Danville California killing 44. A revolver found in wreckage is linked to a passenger, with FBI FAA experts testing the tape to confirm a gunman caused the disaster.
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Rusk urges Europe to curb trade with Cuba and aid Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed European allies at a Belgian American lunch to curb Cuba trade and to back South Vietnam in the fight against communism. He urged coordination of policies beyond NATO and warned against Cuba as a base for subversion.
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Rusk Links Sovereignty to Interdependence in Europe
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, in Europe for the NATO spring meeting, said absolute sovereignty does not exist today. He argued practical reasons favor interdependence over strict national independence.
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Michigan tornado leaves 10 dead along Anchor Bay shoreline
A deadly tornado swept through Mount Clemens and surrounding communities along Anchor Bay near Lake St Clair. Ten deaths are confirmed, with as many as 600 injured and many missing. National Guardsmen sealed four square miles as residents searched homes and hospitals treated the injured. Governor Romney toured the destruction calling it a major disaster.
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Khrushchev Opens 16 Day Egypt Visit With Triumph
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Egypt for a 16 day visit. He met with President Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo after a welcoming ceremony in Alexandria. Crowds cheered as flowers and banners greeted the leader who plans to visit the Aswan High Dam next week.
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Johnson urges open door to equality for 20 million
President Johnson called Americans to open wide the door of equality for 20 million Negro citizens long outside the social system, in remarks at the Singer Bowl during the AFL CIO 50th anniversary ceremonies. He urged passage of the civil rights bill, warned of possible extended sessions, and announced a $1 million grant to Harlem juvenile delinquency efforts.
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Former Spanish Ambassador Miguel Primo de Rivera Dies at 59
Miguel Primo de Rivera, a former Spanish ambassador to Britain, died Friday at age 59. His brother Jose founded the Falange party while Generalissimo Francisco Franco currently heads it.
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