Eisenhower sought Moscow TV address to Russians
Former White House press secretary James Hagerty recalls Eisenhower’s plan in 1960 to address the Soviet people via televised statements from Moscow Leningrad and Kiev to ease tensions. The project folded after the U 2 incident and Khrushchev withdrawal of the invitation.
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Nixon salutes Eisenhower giant of our time
President Nixon led a Capitol rotunda farewell for Dwight Eisenhower calling him one of the giants of our time. The ceremony featured muffled drums and a riderless horse as Eisenhower lay in state and Nixon spoke of his heroism and service while Mrs. Eisenhower wrestled with tears.
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Nixon De Gaulle plan working meeting before Eisenhower funeral
President Nixon and President De Gaulle will hold a working meeting Monday morning before General Eisenhower's funeral. Mme Eisenhower, calm and composed, followed a caisson bearing her husband's body through Washington in a snow scene with family nearby.
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Pope Paul VI appeals youth to unite and reform
In St. Peter's Basilica on Palm Sunday, Pope Paul VI urged world youth to channel protests constructively. He warned against impassioned corruption and urged Catholic youths to be true, dynamic, and united while a Youth Movement for International Solidarity held a day of fasting for Biafra nearby.
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Boiler Explodes at East Junior High Causes Minor Damage
A boiler at East Junior High exploded between 9 and 9 30 Friday night. No injuries were reported. Acting principal Joseph Powers said flues and doors on the boiler bent and windows broken, but the school remained operable using an auxiliary boiler.
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Soviet Union seeks border talks with China on frontier dispute
Moscow proposes to resume demarcation negotiations with Beijing rather than conflict. The 3,000 word note urges calm handling of frontier dif ferences and calls for immediate steps to normalize Soviet Chinese borders.
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Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Showers Tonight
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers expected tonight. The forecast calls for a high near 62 and a low around 32 with the day proceeding to a mostly unsettled pattern.
Belgrade Robbery Net $10 000 In Clothing
Thieves broke into Sam Allens Clothing Store between Saturday night and Sunday afternoon and stole about $10 000 worth of men’s and women’s clothing. Entry was gained through an attic door and a back door was pried open to load the loot. The haul included 45 men’s suits 30 sports coats 12 dozen sweaters 18 jackets 6 dozen wool shirts 3 dozen top coats and car coats 3 pairs leather laced boots and 4 snowmobile suits 2 dozen women’s western shirts 3 dozen dresses and suits and 2 dozen jackets authorities said.
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Nation Mourns Eisenhower With Palm Sunday Tributes
Eulogies for former President Eisenhower echoed nationwide as churches read his name during Palm Sunday prayers. Memorial plans included a cardiac care unit named for him in Denver and special observances such as a 21‑gun salute and rail stops at 11 a.m. Monday.
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