Winter's end brings sun and variable spring forecasts
The AP reports spring arrives with sun and blossoms but warns March may still bring hard freezes and a late snowstorm on the East Coast. Across the country snows lessen, with record lows and regional disparities, from heavy snow in New England and the Southeast to mild totals in Milwaukee and the Deep South.
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North Carolina
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Gulf Coast
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Pound Sees Sea Legs On London Markets Amid Austerity Talks
The British pound strengthened on the London stock market amid positive European banker views of Britain’s austerity budget. In Paris, de Gaulle denounced the monetary system as inequitable and urged a return to the gold standard, without addressing Britain's budget.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
London
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
British Financial Times
Zurich
United
Dreyer Dies at 79 A Pioneering Danish Filmmaker
Copenhagen AP Carl Dreyer renowned for The Passion of Joan of Arc Gertrud and Day of Wrath died at 79 after a brief illness. He broke his pelvis in a fall then contracted a virus infection while hospitalized. He planned a Jesus Christ life film funded by the Danish Film Foundation to be shot in Israel.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Carl T. Dreyer
Joan of Arc
Jesus Christ
Danish Film Foundation
Dreyer
Israel
King Marches on Washington Delays Civil Rights Bill Vote
Congress debates timing as Martin Luther King plans a Poor People’s March April 22. The House Rules Committee delays action on the Senate civil rights bill to April 9 amid pressure and possible Easter recess postponement. Republicans and some Democrats vote 8 to 7 to slow the timetable.
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Washington
Martin Luther King
King
House
White House
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Resources Group Weighs Requests
The Pecos Valley Resource Development District meets to approve district measures aiding cities and organizations. A Cato Oil Field Area road development resolution is discussed to improve secondary feeder roads for 1,825 square miles. Rio Felix Flood Control and multiple assistance items appear on the agenda with progress reports planned.
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Pecos Valley
Rio Felix
PVRDD
Caprock
Sutton enters NYC Senate race with antiwar bid
Percy F. Sutton Manhattan borough president and a Negro announced his candidacy for the Democratic Senate nomination. He would run an antiwar campaign opposing President Johnson and may face a four way primary June 18 to oppose Republican Sen. Javits. Sutton denied Kennedy endorsement but reportedly has Kennedy wing support in the state party.
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Percy F. Sutton
Manhattan
Senate
Johnson
Sutton
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Democratic
Jacob K. Javits
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