Ruling Due On State Redistricting
Three federal judges in Houston hear state officials bid to delay redistricting until after 1964 elections. The court could require immediate redistricting or allow at large 23 member elections if delay denied. The Supreme Court upheld the October ruling that current districts are unconstitutional for rural bias.
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Houston
Texas
John R. Brown
James Noel
Joe Ingraham
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Arge
Pope Paul VI Reaches Out To Non-Catholic Christians
In Holy Week remarks at St John Lateran, Pope Paul VI spoke of unity and acknowledged that non Catholic Christians have organized churches. Vatican sources described the Easter greetings as a rare gesture toward other faiths in the cause of Christian reconciliation.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
St. John Lateran
Rome
Rights bill Tops Agenda as Senate Debates Civil Rights
Senate backers move to present the civil rights bill on the floor with plans to lay out the full case for all 11 titles. Senator Humphrey and Senator Russell frame the fight as a long campaign with no votes expected next week and MLK signaling possible direct action if filibusters persist. Church groups are credited with boosting support for the measure.
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Jop Hall
Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Humphrey
Russell
Georgia
Martin Luther King
Capitol
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Korea President Recalls Envoy Amid Student Protests
President Chung Hee Park recalled envoy Kom Chong-pil amid mass demonstrations against Tokyo talks to normalize Korea Japan relations. Police and troops sealed government areas as about 80 600 students marched in Seoul and 12 provinces.
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Seoul Korea
Chung Hee Park
Japan
Tokyo
South Korea
Kom Chong-pil
Park
Chunk
Kim
Seoul
Nixon calls for plain talk on Malaysia crisis in Asia trip
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon urged Sukarno to keep hands off Malaysia and warned there can be no tolerance of aggression by a larger power against a smaller one. On a private Asia tour, Nixon arrived in Kuala Lumpur for a two day visit after Singapore.
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Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Park
Malaysia
Indo
Nesia
Crush
Kim Cono-pil
Japan
Nixon
Sukarno
Kuala Lumpur
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Indonesia
United States
Asia
Singapore
Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Southeast Asia
Weta i
Apollo three man orbital mission proposed for 120 days
NASA officials announced a study plan to orbit three astronauts around Earth for 120 days after the Moon landing. The mission would modify the Apollo spacecraft by adding a space laboratory and using Apollo equipment to test long duration housing and research under weightless conditions.
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Harold R. Williams
Houston
Tex
Earth
Manned Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Space Laboratory
Outer Space
Space Agency
Suspects’ Lie Tests Fail in Abilene Slaying Robbery
Brownwood AP report says investigators found two men tested in Austin for the cross‑region robbery and slaying near a lonely crossroads filling station 23 miles southeast of Abilene. The victim John Maner 23 died. the holdup netted $80.
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Brownwood
Austin
Abilene
Corss Plains
John Maner
Khrushchev urges international talks on Cambodia neutrality
Soviet premier Khrushchev urged the United States and Britain to back an immediate international conference to safeguard Cambodia's neutrality. He said he would support Cambodia's appeal to the U.N. Security Council.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Cambodia
U.N. Security Council
Two American Airmen Released By Soviets
The United States freed Capt. David I. Holland and Capt. Melvin J. Kessler after 17 days of diplomatic pressure following their RB66 reconnaissance plane being shot down over East Germany on March 10. Their companion Lt. Harold Welch was released March 21.
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Helmstedt
Germany
U.S
East Germany
United States
Washington
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold Welch
Detroit
Welch
Holland
Kessler
George Reedy
Austin
Tex
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dean Rusk
Toul-Rossieres
France
U.S. Air Force
Berlin
Early Gifts To Cancer Crusade Progress Report
A Scurry County Cancer Crusade advance gifts drive shows $1 164 raised to date from 14 of 20 prospect card packets completed. Mrs Sam Joyce urges workers to finish reporting soon so the advance phase ends before upcoming drives begin. R C Patton leads the Business Division which starts April 7, with Buford Browning as general campaign chairman and H A Johnson Jr as Crusade chairman.
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Scurry County
Navy Rebels End Strike in Brazil After Surrender
About 3,000 dissident sailors and marines surrendered to the army after a two day sit down strike in a downtown building. They were taken to the Guards Battalion barracks as Adm Paulo Rodriquez was named navy minister replacing Silvio Mota who resigned. The revolt was confined to the navy and air force factions.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Guards
1St Army
Navy
Air Force
Brasilia
Metallurgical Workers Union
Marine Cpl
Jose Anselmo
Anselmo
Joao Gou
Lart
Goulart
Amaury Silva
Col
Domingos Ventura
Adm
Paulo Mario de Cunha Rodrigues
Silvio Mota
Mota
Sailors and Marines
Sunrise Service In Auditorium At Snyder High
The annual Community Sunrise Service will be held at 6 30 am Sunday in Snyder High School Auditorium due to spring repairs at the football field. Sponsored by the Snyder Ministerial Alliance and the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the event features Rev John Gordon and Rev Allen Adams with music directed by Tom Adams.
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Snyder High School
Snyder Ministerial Alliance
Junior Chamber of Commerce
John Gordon
First Presbyterian Church
Allen Adams
Ministerial Alliance
Trinity Methodist Church
Tom Adams
Foreeeeee Otter
Lauren Noi
Lonnie Voorhies
Church of the Nazarene
E. ¢ Pequenom
Wayne Pitner
First Methodist Church
KSNY
J. M. Kayser
Doug Mc
Mississippi Senate Readies Election Law Revisions
Mississippi Democratic Senate moves to pass 18 of 22 bills restricting Republican participation in elections. Packages require party conventions in most counties and primaries for all candidates, with a 10 percent vote threshold, as Gov. Paul Johnson seeks to curb GOP advances.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Senate
House
Paul Johnson
Johnson
GOP
Worker dies in fall at Henderson oil site
A 32 year old field worker Bobby Poland died Thursday after falling from a derrick at a Hunt Oil Company site near Henderson Texas. At Gaston High School the team won 16 athletic letters.
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Henderson
Texapan
Bobby Poland
Co.derrick
Gaston High School
Weather sketch across Texas with varied numbers
Weather notes across Texas regions including Nor'n Central Texas Northeast Texas Northwest Texas South Central and Southeast Texas forecast fair to partly cloudy conditions cooler nights and warmer days with Saturday highs ranging roughly from 42 to 82 degrees and lows from 22 to 68 degrees coastal winds 8 to 18 knots veering northeast by Saturday.
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Texas
Northwest
Seouth
Cleer
Los
Massachusetts police chief Frank Giles faces suspension
Gov. Endicott Peabody moves to suspend Public Safety Commissioner Frank S. Giles after an Essex County Grand jury indicted him on 38 counts including conspiracy and larceny. Giles sought a leave of absence with pay. suspension would preserve his rights and back pay if cleared. The indictments cover 1958 to 1962 and involve Giles and others, not State Police actions, per Atty. Gen. Edward Brooke.
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Charles T. Blians
Boston
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts State Police
Peabody
Public Safety
Frank S. Giles
Massachusetts House of
Giles Forthwitt Giles
Essex County Grand
Giles
Sheld ‘Se
Atty
Edward W. Brooke
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Republian
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Ar Centrol
Edgar Miller
Vwass
Frank Giles
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