Soviets Refuse Second US Request For Release Of Flier
Berlin AP The Soviets declined a second US appeal to release injured Lt Harold W Welch of Detroit from a Magdeburg Soviet hospital He was among three airmen who parachuted into East Germany March 10 after their reconnaissance bomber was shot down US officials say the men were on a spying mission and were being held Welch suffered a broken arm a broken leg and abrasions and was described as in fair condition by US doctors The Soviet side said they would consider the surgeon's request to return and visit Welch.
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Magdeburg
East Germany
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
John A. Hennessen Jr
Air Force Headquarters
Wiesbaden
Hennessen
Welch
Air Force
United States
US Air Force
John S. Monroe
Noble Oliver Bird Dies at 79 Rites Held in Snyder
Oliver Bird Noble 79 of 2807 Avenue E died Tuesday at Snyder Hospital. Funeral services were set for 3 p.m. at Bolger Funeral Home with Rev. Harry Vanderpool officiating. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery Los Angeles. Born Sept 12 1884 in Itasca he was the first child born there after its founding. Survived by sister Mrs Bernard Longbotham Sr and brother Charles L Noble of Snyder.
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Bolger Funeral Home
Oliver Bird Noble
Avenue E
Noble
Snyder Hospital
Harry Vanderpool
First Methodist Church
Forest Lawn
Los Angeles
Itasca
J. Z. Noble
Snyder
McAllen
Bernard Longbotham
Charles L. Noble
Strikers Hopeful as Legislature Debates Public Accommodations Bill
In Frankfort Kentucky hunger strikers press for action on a public accommodations bill in the final days of the legislative session. Civil rights advocates in the House pursue a parliamentary maneuver, while Senate leaders push for a vote. If both efforts fail, a special session must be called by Gov. Breathitt.
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Prankfort
Senate
Edward T. Breathitt
Airman James D. Boskill Dies in Amarillo Crash
Airman 2C James D. Boskill, 26, of Amarillo Air Force Base was killed when his car swerved across a highway and collided with a truck. His two young daughters, passengers, were injured in the Tuesday accident near Amarillo.
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Amarillo
James D. Boskill
Amarillo Air Force Base
Texas Oil Allowable Unchanged
The Texas Railroad Commission kept April oil production at 29 percent of potential, setting daily allowable at 2,931,746 barrels. March was held at 2,983,222 barrels, with two dozen buyers presenting varied requests ranging 26 to 29 percent while executives forecast a 2–3 percent rise in 1964 crude demand.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Baylor Medical Center Opens New Surgical Research Lab
Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas opened a new surgical research laboratory with the completion of the building's first floor on Tuesday.
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Dallas
Baylor University Medical Center
Former Pasadena Mayor Charged In Robbery Case
Sam Hoover 55 a former Pasadena mayor and lawyer was charged with robbery by firearms connected to the torture robbery of Houston couple Mr and Mrs Schepps. Three younger men were also charged as investigators recovered $4 000 in cash jewelry and a gunshot wound to Mrs Schepps leg. Both victims remain hospitalized.
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Houston
Pasadena
Tex
Sam Hoover
Connec
Hoover
Justice of the Peace
Jack Treadway
Mair J. Schepps
Schepps
Redistricting Hearing Set March 27
A Houston federal court panel will hear final arguments on March 27 regarding its ruling that Texas congressional districting is unconstitutional. The court previously ordered the state to redistrict or elect all 23 congressmen at large and allowed Republican candidates and Bob Looney to intervene.
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Houston
Texas
US. Supreme Court
Houston Court
Federal District Court
Dallas
Sam Rayburn
Ray Roberts
Tito skips Communist summit in Budapest due to illness
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports President Tito will not attend the Communist summit in Budapest at month end. diplomats say a political illness requires treatment on Brioni island retreat per doctors orders. Khrushchev still expected to attend.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
Budapest
Hungary
Tanjug
Brioni
Two Killed In Plane Crash Near Renfro In Fort Worth Area
AP reports two men died in a small plane crash Tuesday in the southern part of Tarrant County near Renfro. Charles Wilson, 31, of Bells and W Bartley, 35, of Fort Worth were the fatalities. Tito’s condition was unavailable in the announcement.
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Fort Worth
Charles
R. Wilson
Tito
W. Bartley
Don
Well
Tarrant County
Nehru vows potential border crossing to defend India
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament India will cross the cease fire line in Kashmir if needed to defend territory. Defence Minister Chavan reported Pakistani raids near the line with casualties, while India assesses China Pakistan collaboration and possible war expansion.
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Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Kashmir
Pakistan
Himalayan
Y. B. Chavan
Chavan
U. N
China
Associated Press
Chou En-lai
Red
Mohammad Ayub Khar
Perhay
Rawalpindi
UN Cyprus Peace Force Terms of Reference Set by Thant
Secretary-General U Thant says the terms of reference for the UN Cyprus force are fixed and directives will be issued personally. The force will not interfere in internal Cyprus affairs or disarm Greek or Turkish Cypriots, and may fire only in self defense. Thant aims to form a 7,000-strong multinational contingent by absorbing half of the British troops and adding units from Canada, Finland, Sweden, Ireland and other nations.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.yap
U Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Mediterranean
British Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
House of Commons
Security Council
Britain
Canada
Finland
Sweden
Ireland
Heart Survey Third Phase Is Scheduled
Phase three in the Scurry County Heart Council school heart survey begins Friday in Fluvanna Elementary, then moves to Helmleigh and Ira on subsequent Fridays. Pat Falls, president of the local heart unit, thanks school officials and Snyder doctors and nurses for their cooperation in this effort to improve young heart health.
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Scurry County Heart Council
Pat Falls
Heart Unit
Fluvanna
Helmleigh
Ira
Falls
Snyder
Scurry County
Firemen race to beat winds in California brush fires
Los Angeles fire crews battled forecasts of high winds to contain three major brush fires that destroyed at least 20 homes and charred 11 600 acres. Gusts up to 100 mph fueled fires northeast of LA, with 200 firemen at Weldon Canyon and 300 more in Verdugo and San Rafael Hills. insurance losses estimated at 4 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Keith Klinger
Weldon Canyon
Burbank-Glendale
Verdugo
San Rafael Hills
Verdugo Hills
San Fernando Valley
Granada Hills
Kilgore Child Killed By Auto
Kilgore Texas Charles Davis Yaw an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Don Melvin Yaw was killed Tuesday when struck by a car as he ran across a highway to retrieve a ball.
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Kilgore
Charles Davis Yaw
Don Melvin Yaw
Viet Nam Laos Begin New Talks Amid Diplomatic Shifts
In Saigon Premier Nguy en Khanh announced readiness to receive a Lao ambassador as talks resume. Vietnam Laos Cambodia discuss frontier issues and the status of islands in the South China Sea while both sides seek normal relations.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Laos
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Cambo
Ambasdia
Diploe
Nguy- Long
Khanh
Thailand
Khanh Cambodia
Cambodia
U.S
Dalat
Diem
Norodom Sihanouk
Hist
Viet Nam
Vientiane
Sions
South China
Ngo Dinh Diem
Weather snapshot across Texas and Louisiana regions
Weather readings show scattered showers and thunderstorms across North Central Texas and Northeast Texas with highs near 72 and lows around 53. Southeast Texas and coastal regions report windy conditions with widespread showers and thunder storms, while extreme southwest Texas remains partly cloudy at night and warmer into Thursday. Louisiana stays mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
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Tesas
Ness
Texes
Texas
Louisiana
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