Kennedy to press desegregation in private sectors
President Kennedy meets Southern businessmen at the White House to discuss voluntary desegregation of hotels, restaurants, stores, and theaters, with aides signaling a civil rights program including enforcement powers for the attorney general and potential federal suits.
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Sunglasses Save Launday Comfort on Sunny Washdays
For more comfortable washdays, pin a pair of sunglasses to your clothespin bag. They’ll be handy as you hang out the laun on a sunny day.
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Pope John Strived to Ease Rome Moscow Tension
AP Diplomatic Writer notes Pope John XXIII sought to reduce Moscow Rome friction and improve Catholic life in Eastern Europe. A March 7 meeting with Alexei Adzhubei sparked hopes of Khrushchev visit and peace talks, signaling a shift from prior anti Communist stance to broader peace efforts.
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120 Reported Dead in Clash Between Moslem Factions
AP report from Pakistan notes 120 killed and 26 injured in a Shiite Sunni clash 250 miles north of Karachi. A procession disruption sparked riots in Thari. police used tear gas. Earlier clashes in Lahore left two dead and 180 arrested with a 12 hour curfew. Iran sees Shiite processions turning into anti government demonstrations with 15 000 to 20 000 marching on Tehran University.
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How to Eat Artichokes Properly From Leaves To Heart
Instructions describe peeling outer leaves with fingers then using a knife and fork to remove the choke and eat the tender heart once reached. The method emphasizes savoring each part, ending with the artichoke heart after discarding inedible fibers.
Castro returns to Cuba as pope dies dominates world news
Fidel Castro slips back into Cuba unseen after five week Soviet visit. Moscow papers highlight his departure while world focus shifts to the death of Pope John XXIII. Khrushchev and Malinovsky saw him off. no gate reception.
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