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The New York Times / March 1963

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Friday, March 1, 1963

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Saturday, March 2, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

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Sunday, March 3, 1963

No newspaper printed on this date.

Due to a strike by printers and engravers, The Times did not publish a Sunday edition between 12/10/1962 and 03/30/1963.

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Monday, March 4, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

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Tuesday, March 5, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

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Wednesday, March 6, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

Russians Ignore Stalin 10 Years After His Death

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Press Silent About Dictator but Pays Prokofiev Tribute References to Stalinism RUSSIANS IGNORE DICTATOR’S GRAVE

MOSCOW, March 5—The Soviet Union commemorated today the tenth anniversary of the death of Sergei Prokofiev, the composer. Nothing was said here officially about the death on the same day of another noted Soviet figure, Stalin.

Thursday, March 7, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

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Friday, March 8, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

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Saturday, March 9, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

Chinese Say Khrushchev Reopens Border Disputes

The Chinese Communists have notified the Soviet Union that Premier Khrushchev’s attacks are “reopening” old and dangerous territorial disputes between them.

RUSK SAYS SOVIET CUTS CUBA FORCE
Enough Ships Are on Hand to Take ‘Several Thousand’ on Schedule by Friday

Secretary of State Dean Rusk said today that Russian troops were now moving out of Cuba and there were enough Soviet ships in the area to evacuate “several thousand” by next Friday, as promised.

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Sunday, March 10, 1963

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No newspaper printed on this date.

Due to a strike by printers and engravers, The Times did not publish a Sunday edition between 12/10/1962 and 03/30/1963.

Thursday, March 14, 1963 – The New York Times Front Page

CHINESE SUGGEST KHRUSHCHEV VISIT AND PARTY TRUCE
Peking Insists on Rebuke to ‘Yugoslav Revisionism’ Reply to Soviet Letter

The Chinese Communist party has invited Premier Khrushchev to visit Peking for talks on their ideological differences. It also expressed willingness to suspend the public debate while prospects for a settlement were explored.

U.S. READY TO CUT INSPECTION AREA IN ATOM TEST BAN
Each of Seven Checks Would Be Limited to 190 Square Miles

The United States, spelled out today for the disarmament conference its views on how on-site inspection should operate under a treaty to ban nuclear testing.

RUSSIA SAYS U.S. SHOT AT TRAWLER
Charges Navy Shells Fell Near Boat Off Virginia

The Soviet Union charged today that American warships had fired four non-explosive shells near a Russian fishing vessel 70 miles off Virginia.

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Friday, March 15, 1963

SYRIANS IN CAIRO FOR UNITY TALKS
Revolutionary Council in Damascus Says 3-Nation Merger Is the Goal
Iraqis Also Due for Unity Talks

An official Syrian delegation arrived today for talks with President Gamal Abdel Nasser on military cooperation among Syria, Iraq and the United Arab Republic.