Soviet hints shift on desiring bomber elimination plan
At the Geneva disarmament talks Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin signaled a flexible, new Kremlin proposal that would modify the January plan to scrap all bombers. The move follows American objections to destroying 480 B47s and 480 TU16s, and Foster held a lengthy private briefing with the Soviet envoy.
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Valerian A. Zorin
Kremlin
United States
Zorin
Soviet Union
Orin
U.S
Supreme Court Ruling Pushes Reapportionment To Local Governments
Advocates of one man one vote see broader impact beyond state legislatures. The ruling prompts reallocation of city councils and county boards to population, with Ohio Cleveland and California Monterey County cited as examples. Officials anticipate widespread litigation as lower courts apply the guidelines and determine reapportionment needs.
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Supreme Court
County Boards of Supervisors
Charles S. Rhyne
Rhyne
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Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Court
Cleveland
California
Board of Supervisors
Monterey County
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Tures
Earthquake Arouses Kodiak Bears Delays Hunting Season
Alaska lecturer Lowell Thomas Jr. says the March 27 quake rousted Kodiak bears from hibernation at first, then they returned to dens delaying their spring awakenings and worrying guides about hunting season timelines in Kodiak.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Lowell Thomas Jr
Kodiak Bears
Thomas
Seattle Rotary Club
Near riot arrests in St. Augustine over pool clash
A near riot erupted at the Monson Motor Lodge as six Black protesters entered a whites-only pool. Police clubbed demonstrators in the water and took several to jail. Dr. Martin Luther King watched from across the street. earlier about 50 people including rabbis were arrested seeking service in the lodge restaurant.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
APA
St. Johns County
Monson Motor Lodge
Martin Luther King
President designates Artesia disaster area
President Johnson declared Artesia in eastern New Mexico a disaster area after Saturday night floods caused over a million dollars in city damage. Notification came via Sen. Clinton P. Anderson from Washington. Albuquerque SBA office will begin processing low interest long term applications.
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Artesia
Johnson
New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Washington
Albuquerque
The
Small Business Administration
Four Die In Twin Engine Plane Crash Near Adlena
A twin engine plane carrying four Arizona Public Service Co. employees from Farmington to Phoenix crashed on a mountainside near Adlena. All aboard were killed while wreckage spread through a wooded area. Names included James Johnson Paul Petris Merle Dugan and Robert Wimmer.
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Arizona Public Service Co
Farmington
Phoenix
James Johnson
Paul Petris
Merle Dugan
Farming
Federal Aviation Agency
Albuquerque
Goldwater Leads in GOP Delegates and Support
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater holds 361 Republican National Convention delegates bound to him by state laws or party actions, over half of 677 first ballots. Miami refugees recount arrests of 200 Havana oil workers after alleged sabotage, and 54 Republicans urge Goldwater’s nomination to boost GOP gains in Congress.
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Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
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Fla
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Esso
Sinclair
Fidel Castro
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Congress
Capitol
Court orders Prince Edward County to reopen public schools
A federal judge in Richmond gives Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors one week to appropriate funds to reopen and operate public schools closed in 1959 to resist desegregation. The ruling requires a substantial return to nondiscriminatory operation and to fund a public system by June 25.
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Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors
U. S. Dist
Oren R. Lewis
Lewis
U.S. Supreme Court
Prince Edward
Supreme Court
Farmville
J. Segar Gravatt
Gravatt
Tip Prize Offered By Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip brought to the office at 424 N Main St or telephoned. Winners are announced each week. Call MA 2 7710 between 6 30 a m and 5 p m or 622 4918 or 622 4809 after 5 p m.
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BIA Accused of Driving Indians Toward Economic Ruin
Santa Fe AP. E Reeseman Fryer, assistant commissioner, contends the Bureau of Indian Affairs promotes uneconomical agriculture loans and hinders industry. He cites 1,270 loans totaling 3.8 million dollars and a 2.8 million loan to Cheyenne River Reservation with poor repayment and limited net returns. He calls for guaranteed loan insurance, land pooling, and dividend sharing to spur development.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
E. Reeseman Fryer
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Cheyenne River Reservation
Cyprus Skirmishing Persists on Northwest Coast
On the northwest coast of Cyprus fighting continued with grenade throwers and auto weapons as Greek and Turkish Cypriot villagers clashed. UN patrols were reinforced to halt the skirmish, the fourth straight day of combat with one Greek constable reported killed earlier in the week.
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Cyprus
United Nations
Johnson declines Kennedy Viet Nam offer
President Johnson rejected Attorney General Robert Kennedy's offer to serve in South Vietnam. He telephoned Kennedy to thank him but asked him to remain in the Justice Department amid ongoing speculation about a Kennedy vice presidential run and reports of tension between them.
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Johnson
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
South Viet Nam
New York Times
Kennedy
Justice Department
British Bishops Win Vatican Backing Over Birth Control Stand
In London Roman Catholic bishops of Britain win Vatican support for their protest against birth control among Catholics. Archbishop John Heenan of Westminster published a letter from Cardinal Ottaviani confirming Vatican endorsement of the bishops. A prior Vatican misunderstanding preceded the backing.
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Britain
Vatican
John Heenan
Westminster
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Patsy Madrid Elected Girls State Governor
Patsy Madrid of Las Cruces wins the 1964 New Mexico Girls State gubernatorial race defeating Cherie Reynolds of Silver City. The field includes Patti Campbell for secretary of state, Barbara Levin as lieutenant governor, Suzanne Weitz as auditor, Kathy Simmons as treasurer, and multiple justices and state officials from sites across the state.
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Patsy Madrid
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Miss
Madrid
Cherie Reynolds
Silver City
Jack M. Campbell
Patti
Valerie Toney
Aztec
Barbara Levin
Albuquerque Highland
Suzanne Weitz
Albuquerque Sandia
Kathy Simmons
Farmington
Fainted at Helm by Tug Captain Sparks Pontchartrain Crash
The Rebel Jr. helmsman Clifford Milley says he fainted and fell on a steering lever causing the tug and its barges to strike the Lake Pontchartrain causeway. A 224 foot section of the bridge was knocked out and a bus fell into the water, killing six of eight aboard. Milley, 26, told reporters from his hospital bed he blacked out before the pre dawn collision.
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New Orleans
Rebel Jr
Lake Pontchartrain
Clifford Milley
Roswell Shops Split Over Topless Bathing Suits
Roswell stores react to the new topless women's bathing suit with mixed plans to stock or display the item while police warn against public wear. San Francisco officials predict riot risks as designers debut two strap bikinis sparking moral debate among local pastors.
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Roswell
San Francisco
Nasimo Sargis
Sargis
Daniel W. Kelly
San Francisco Beaches
Clyde Spain
Jacob Belling
Civil Rights Debate Nears Final Senate Vote
The Senate's civil rights debate neared final passage with a vote expected tonight or Friday. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Friday was likely, though some absences and scheduling issues hindered a night vote. Several senators hoped for an early roll call if Friday.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mexico City
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