U Thant Accused of Excess Rent in New York Apartment
Acting UN Secretary General U Thant is accused in New York Supreme Court of paying 1,200 monthly for a rent controlled apartment with a 402.50 limit. The rent commission seeks 51,570 and Triple damages on a net 17,190, with a possible total overcharge around 24,000. He sublet from William F Whaley in 1959. FaP Management denies wrongdoing.
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Court Seizure Sought in Hughes Tool and TWA Control
World in a spin as Trans World Airlines seeks Delaware court seizure of Hughes Tool Co stock to force Howard Hughes to testify in damage suits totaling 481 million. Meantime a presidential commission urges campaign finance reforms and a senate panel calls for equal time study. Also reports from Los Angeles Columbus and Ohio NAACP actions.
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Scotland Yard finds no trace of Burgess on Baltika
Scotland Yard said detectives found no Burgess aboard the Soviet ship Baltika in London. British authorities had suspected Burgess or MacLean might be among unidentified passengers, but investigators concluded none of the travelers matched Burgess.
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U S push Berlin talks amid Allied doubts
President Kennedy said the United States will press ahead with Berlin negotiations with the Russians despite reservations from Britain France and other allies. Moscow signals and Khrushchev speeches are linked to possible new Berlin pressure as the West weighs testing plans and access authority.
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Congress clears check for recess
Washington reports that Congress will recess for an Easter vacation after today’s session, with the House returning April 30 to tackle key issues including trade, foreign aid, and civil rights, while the Senate remains idle on voting. President Kennedy signals ongoing negotiation with Russia as talks and filibusters loom.
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Two East Germans Die Escaping West Berlin Wall
Two youths were killed while trying to escape to the West along the Berlin Wall. One died driving a dump truck through concrete barriers. the other was shot while attempting to slip past guards on railroad tracks at the frontier edge. The toll to date reaches at least 28 known deaths, with UK and US officials discussing Berlin’s status amid broader diplomatic talks in Washington.
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Reds parade 2 double defectors
Moscow report says the Soviet Foreign Ministry displayed two defectors before Western reporters. Alexei Golub, 36, a biochemist, and Nikolai Vokhminin, 33, a mining worker, claimed brainwashing and pressure by U.S. intelligence to spy, detailing alleged interrogations and surveillance while seeking freedom to continue Soviet research.
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Glenn's Spacecraft To Tour World Wide Display
Astronaut John H. Glenn's space capsule returns to orbiting display as the National Space Agency loans the craft to the U S Information Agency for exhibition on continents through mid August.
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Boiler Explodes at Algeciras Factory Killing One
An industrial boiler blast in Algeciras Spain on Wednesday killed one worker and seriously injured seven others. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as investigators examine the factory premises for the cause of the explosion.
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