Fourth Man Arrested In Rail Blasts
MIAMI FL AP A fourth union member was arrested in the Florida East Coast Railway bombing attempt FBI agents detained John Katsikos 40 a part time college student and local union secretary He faces dynamite and conspiracy charges bond set at 50 000 Other arrestees include John W P Davis 23 Port St Lucie Joseph Vedders 32 Miami and Hugh Winn 56 Miami all charged with attempting to dynamite the train The four are in nonoperating union picket lines and on bond Pending further proceedings.
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Miami, Fla
FBI
John Katsikos
Father of Our Children
The
Brotherhood
Katsikos
Florida East Coast Railway
Roger E. Davis
John W P Davis
Port St. Lucie
Joseph Vedders
Miami
Hugh Winn
Riots spread in eastern India amid religious clashes
Primitive Christian Adivasi tribesmen armed with bows and arrows joined rioting in Bihar and nearby regions as official death toll neared 300. Army called in, major towns controlled, Jamshedpur fatalities tallied at 171 with Moslems predominating. Nehru to address nation on harmony.
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New Delhi
India
K. B. Sahay
Bihar
Bihar- Orissa
Sahay
Jamshedpur
Orissa
MacArthur Shows Sign of Lung Inflammation
Army doctors at Walter Reed report moderate inflammation or pneumonitis at the base of General Douglas MacArthur's right lung and have begun antibiotics. He remains in serious condition as officials issue an update on the general's status.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Nuns Show Cancer Rates Differ From General Female Population
A study of 116 173 Roman Catholic nuns in 262 communities during 1963 finds cancer incidence and site distribution differ from American women, likely due to celibacy abstinence from alcohol and smoking and other environmental factors. The report notes fewer cervical cancers but higher breast and ovarian cancers, and a lung cancer rate of 33 per 100 000 in a nun-only setting.
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Associated Press
Palm Beach Shores. Fla
America
American Cancer Society
James T. Nix
New Orleans
United States
Nix
Dt Nix
Senate clears path for civil rights bill debate
The Senate ended a March deadlock by voting 67 to 17 to take up the House civil rights bill. Democratic Leader Mansfield reported the next steps include Morse's plan for 10 days of hearings under Eastland with a looming tabling challenge, as Humphrey forecast debate to resume after a three-day Easter recess.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Judiciary Committee
James ©. Eastland
D-Miss
Hubert H Humphrey
D-Minn
Weather snapshot across Texas with warming trend
Readings show low 20s to high 60s in various regions. Northeast and Northwest Texas expect warmer Friday with highs in the 60s to 70s. Coastal areas see small craft warnings and lingering cloudiness while South Central and Southeast Texas stay mostly clear and cooler today.
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Snyder
Texas
Sturdivant Rites Set For Sunday
Funeral services for James Thomas Sturdivant 88 of Fluvanna will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Fluvanna Church of Christ with W. C. Batten and Thomas Hall officiating. He died at Snyder Hospital after a three month illness. He was born May 13 1875 in Bell County and married Mitte Hughes on Sept 2 1906. Surviving are a wife a daughter Mrs. Fred Dunnam three sons Wyatt Monte Vista Cal Thomas Santa Clara Cal Allen San Diego Cal a sister Mrs R E Joyce two brothers John Will and WM both of Odessa nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Burial in Fluvanna Cemetery directed by Bell Funeral Home.
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Sturdivant
Snyder Hospital
Bell County
Runnels County
Scurry County
Mitte Hughes
Fred Dunnam
Fluvanna
Wyatt
Monte Vista
Cal
Thomas
Santa Clara
Fluvanna Church of Christ
W. C. Batten
Thomas Hall
Fluvanna Baptist Church
Fluvanna Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Richland Bank Eyes Move to Corsicana
CORSICANA AP Troy Hudson president of the First National Bank in Richland said an application had been filed with the comptroller of currency to move the bank to Corsicana Richland is located 12 miles south of here.
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Corsicana
Troy Hudson
First National Bank
Richland
Comptroller of Currency
Cor
Sicana Richland
Here
Jacksonville Bus Boycott Grows as Racial Crisis Deepens
NAACP launches boycott against segregating Jacksonville merchants while biracial leaders seek paths to peace. City urges restraint as demonstrations continue and public safety incidents include a brick attack and fires.
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Jacksonville
Fila
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Rutledge Pearson
Suspects to Take Lie Detector Tests
Two suspects were taken to Austin for lie detector tests after a robbery slaying at a filling station between Abilene and Cross Plains. Johnny Manor, 23, who worked at the lonely crossroads station 23 miles southeast of Abilene, was found shot to death early Wednesday.
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Brownwood
Austin
Abilene
Cross Plains
Johnny Manor
Lonely Crossroads
Baker Probe Finishes Quietly as Hearings Wind Down
Senate Rules Committee hearings on Bobby Baker’s finances wrap with faint hope of extra witnesses. Edward Hugler testifies to discrepancies in 1959–1962 tax returns, while Milton Hautt claims forgery on the 1961 return but correct tax due. Special counsel McLendon says a report is being prepared as momentum fades.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Chatsman
B. Everett Jordan
Jordan
Baker
Edward Hugler
Milton L. Hauft
Hautt
L. P. McLendon Wa
Ruby defense fights for new tests in Oswald slaying case
Dallas AP report details a dispute over new psychomotor epilepsy tests for Jack Ruby. Defense attorney Dr Hubert Winston Smith seeks court-ordered tests and possible hospitalization at Austin State Hospital. Prosecutors, led by A. D. Bowie, oppose new laboratory evidence and favor a fresh trial only on newly discovered evidence.
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Ruby
Hubert Winston Smith
University of Texas
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Smith
Percy Foremand
Harvard
Law
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Joe B. Brown
Ruby First Asst. Dist. Atty. A. D
Jim Bowie
Austin State Hospital
Bowie
Oswald
Henry Wade
Joe Townhill
Wade
Karl Menninger
Menninger Clinic
Walter Bromberg
Baltimore
Rancher Found Dead in Wrecked Plane Near Breckenridge
Breckenridge AP reports rancher J. R. Coody 51 of Breckenridge died when his light Stinson Voyager crashed one mile south of Breckenridge airport. Airport manager Pete Minmich said poor visibility hindered his attempt to reach the airport.
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Breckenridge
J. R Coody
Pete Minmich
Coody
Miller accuses Fulbright of appeasement over Panama pact
Republican national chairman William Miller charges Senator J W Fulbright with pushing appeasement similar to Chamberlain. Fulbright urges revision of the Panama Canal Treaty and a tougher stance toward Cuba while noting shifts in the Soviet and Chinese threats. Miller calls Fulbright speech a trial balloon aimed at steering U S policy toward disaster. White House aides say Fulbright spoke independently and does not reflect official policy.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
William Miller
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Sen. Fulbright
Neville Chamberlain
Miller
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Nation
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Muller
Chamberlain
Min
Germany
Senate
Free Nations
New York
White House
Panama
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