Moscow Charges Racism Against China
Soviet official Bobodzhan Gafurov accused China of attempting to rally black and yellow peoples against whites and likened it to Nazi racism. He cited clashes with Chinese delegates in Algiers and warned of racist policy spreading to Asia and Africa. The Soviets claimed broad support from communist parties worldwide in the dispute with Peking.
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Moscow
UPI
China
Europe
Gafurov
Algiers
Asia
Africa
Peking
Rain and Snow Straights Hit South and Plains
Torrential rains drenched Mississippi and Alabama with Meridian recording 3.22 inches in six hours while Birmingham saw 1.82 inches. A near-blizzard swept the Great Plains as blowing snow drifted west from the Rockies and flash flood warnings were issued for northern Alabama and surrounding areas.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Great Plains
Texas
Meridian
Miss
Birmingham
Ala
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Montana
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Congress hears dreaming aids health says U.S. Public Health Service
A U.S. Public Health Service report based on Dr. Joe Kamiya's Langley Porter studies says dreaming supports health and psychological function. The testimony to a House subcommittee notes dreaming is universal and one fifth of nightly sleep, with interruptions causing anxiety memory and concentration issues. Kamiya's work, supported by a Public Health Service grant, links dream patterns to heart and respiration changes.
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Kamiya
U.s.public Health Service
Train Wreck Kills 1 as Grand Canyon Slides
The Santa Fe Grand Canyon passenger train struck a rockslide west of Williams Arizona killing engineer G H Crawford and injuring 19 others. About 100 passengers rode the 16 car train bound for Los Angeles, with fireman W M Laucke reported in critical condition.
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G. H. Crawford
Winslow, Ariz
W. M. Laucke
Winslow
Williams Hospital
Publicity Marathon Ends After 73 Hours by Eight-Man Band
In Plattsburgh New York Earl Lett and the Blendaires an eight man band from Boston played for 73 hours 42 minutes from Thursday to Sunday to gain publicity. During the event 2 guitarists suffered bloody fingers a saxophonist cut lips a horn player had facial hemorrhages and the vocalists were hoarse.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
UPI
Earl Lett
The
Blendaires
Boston
Explosion Injures Man in Vacant Phoenix Home
William Whisnant 37 of 3637 W Lawrence Rd Phoenix was injured in an 8 30 a m explosion in a vacant home at 8202 E Hazelwood. The blast cause unknown Whisnant director of tariff and rates for the Arizona Corporation Commission is in fair condition at Baptist Hospital The FHA owns the house and gasol ine used to clean floors is suspected by Asst Rural Fire Chief Charles Polchow.
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Hazelwood
Baptist Hospital
William Whisnant
W. Lawrence Rd
Phoenix
E. Hazelwood
Whisnant
The
Arizona Cor
Was Shakespeare a fink a curio for a Library of Congress festival
The author jokes about a Shakespeare festival at the Library of Congress and proposes discussing whether Shakespeare himself was a fink. He notes some contemporaries were finks and jokes about a ghost writer issue but finds no evidence to prove Shakespeare was a taker or user of petty theft.
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Washington
UPI
Library of Congress
Murray Boy Born to St Josephs Couple
The Record notes Mr and Mrs Donald Murray of 8430 East Oak Street welcomed a baby boy on April 3 at St Joseph's.
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Donald Murray
E. Oak St
Boy
Goldwater Launches Oregon Campaign with MacArthur Tribute
Barry Goldwater opened his Oregon presidential bid with a MacArthur tribute and warned Korea and Southeast Asia might have fared better if the general had been heeded. He outlined a schedule including a news conference and television appearance and called MacArthur one of America’s greatest soldiers and citizens.
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Portland
UPI
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Oregon
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Southeast Asia
MacArthur
America
Goldwater
Soviet Union
Propsects and Shifts in Asian Communists and U S China Ties
Western reports note declining Communist influence in Asia including Japan with unions weakened and party splits from Sino Soviet tensions. Despite gains in elections the movement remains small. U S policy toward Red China recalibrates amid Johnson Fulbright debates and Nationalist ties to Republicans.
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U. S. State Department
Japan
Japan Socialist Party
Riot erupts at Auschwitz war crimes trial in Germany
German spectators riot during a trial for Auschwitz personnel accused of complicity in inmate deaths. The crowd shouted hang the pig as 21 defendants, including Oswald Kaduk, faced the witness testimony accusing Kaduk of killing Jewish children. Police intervened between Kaduk and the armed mob.
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Vrankfeurt
Germany
UPI
Auschwitz
Oswald Kaduk
Kaduk
Scottsdale Hearing Set On Numerous Rezoning Proposals
The Scottsdale Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing April 21, 1964 at 8:00 PM in Council Chambers to consider multiple rezoning requests. Properties span NE Corner Monte Vista Camelback to Granite Reef McDonald Dr and Hayden McDowell, with shifts from R1 and R2 districts to C-1 C-3 and other zones. Public notices invite all property owners to attend.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Monte Vista
Camelback Roads
Arcadia Vista
Maricopa County
Granite Reef
McDonald Dr
Granite Reef and
Chaparral Roads
Park Scottsdale ST
County Recorder
Tract B
P.o.b
Hayden and
McDowell Roads
Neoane Rd
G&srb&m
United States of America
Thomas Road
70Th St
Maricopa County Recorder
State of Arizona
70Th Sts
Inmar Terrace
Juanita
Olmvio Frontier
McDonald Drive
McDowell
Pima Road
R4e
Maricopa
Chaparral
Scottsdale Road
Indian School
Ritesha
Tin
Rae WE
Shea
Main
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West Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
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