Humphrey Seeks Ohio Support in Bid for Delegates
Senator Humphrey rides to Columbus to discuss with Ohio Governor DiSalle the possibility of delegate support in Ohio. He may run a partial slate or trade backing if Kennedy cannot win, with meetings set at the Press Club of Ohio and Ohio State University, plus a disarmament speech and a DiSalle visit.
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Columbus
Ohio
DiSalle
Sen
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Joe Glazer
Akron
United Rubber Workers
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Kennedy
Young
Senator Humphrey Warns of Widespread Complacency
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, seeking the Democratic nomination, told the West Virginia House of Delegates that there are pockets of low mood and despair across the nation. He argued prosperity is not general and poverty remains a tragedy in a country with a vast annual product, calling it a national scandal.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
United States
Humphrey
West Virginia House of Delegates
West Virginia
Paul Nichols killed in forklift truck accident in Marietta
Paul F. Nichols 42 of Reedsville was crushed when a truck toppled from a hydraulic lift at Main Star Oil Co in Newport. Survived by wife Mary, children Lyle Norma Carol and Melanie, two brothers and a sister. Last rites Friday at Doudna and McClure Funeral Home with burial in Barlow cemetery.
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Marietta
Reedsville
Paul F. Nichols
Main Star Oi Co
Newport
Nichols
Mary McGregor Nichols
Lyle
Norma
Carol
Melanie Brannon
Junction City
Harold
Fresno
Calif
Herbert
Layman
Ohio
Letha Runnels
LaMesa
Gore
Charles
Margaret Martin Nichols
K of P Lodge
Barlow
Doudna and McClure
Harry Yost
Barlow Cemetery
Death of Dr. Max Thorek Noted Surgeon and Founder
Dr. Max Thorek 79 internationally known surgeon and founder of the International College of Surgeons died Monday night of a heart attack in Chicago. He built a global medical network and influenced modern surgical training.
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Chicago
Max Thorek
The
International College of Surgeons
Cuban Minister Warns U S of Cadaver Toll If Marines Land
Cuba's minister of justice Alfredo Yabur warned there will be millions of cadavers if U S Marines land in Cuba. He referenced a radio claim of 10 000 Marines at Guantanamo, a figure denied by a Norfolk fleet spokesman amid ongoing large scale amphibious exercises at Vieques Puerto Rico.
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U.S
Alfredo Yabur
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Norfolk, Va
Atlantic Fleet
United States
Caribbean
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Naval Base
Yabur
Spain
Juan Pablo de Lorendio
Fidel Castro
Castro
Three Die in Berkeley Night Plane Crash
An airplane ferrying passengers from Travis Air Force Base to San Francisco crashed in a Berkeley grove on a rain slick hill Monday night. Two women were critically injured and a 12 year old girl died alongside two men, including pilot Charles E. Edinger of Danville California.
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Calif
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Tokyo
Travis
Bay
Charles E. Edinger
Danville
Travis Air Service
J. Messina
Martinez
Bertha M. Marenich
Wichita
Kan
Connie Marenich
Bertha
Cora Glandon
Columbus
Ohio
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Air Force tests survival capsule in Lake Erie waters
Wright Air Development Division conducts a 72 hour cold water test of an aircraft escape capsule designed for the Convair B-58 Hustler in Lake Erie with a dummy aboard. Next week qualified airmen from Wright-Patterson AFB will precede live crew tests. Coast Guard provides ice breaker and bay tender support.
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Lake Erie
Wright Air Development Division
Air Research and Development Command Base
Key West
Fla
U. S. Coast Guard
Wright-Patterson Afb
Jimmy Graves
Harriman
Tenn
Bruce C. Barwise
Bovey
Minn
Gen Arthur Observes His 80th Birthday Quietly
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur marks his 80th birthday in New York at the Waldorf Towers with wife Jean and son Arthur home from Columbia University. President Eisenhower sends warm wishes noting his long service and distinction. A reunion with World War II staff is planned for tonight.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Washington
Waldorf Towers
Jean
Arthur
Columbia University
Nixon Entered In Illinois Preferential Primary
Backers of Vice President Richard M. Nixon have entered his name in the Illinois preferential primary aimed at boosting Republican turnout on April 12. This marks Nixon's second primary entry after New Hampshire.
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Springfield
Ill
Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
Nixon
New Hampshire
Ohio officials appoint two to state commissions
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle reappointed Edward C. Koster of Cleveland to the Ohio Wildlife Council for a term ending February 1968 and Dr. K. D. Amsbury of Middlesport to the Waterways Safety Commission for a term ending February 1966.
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Amsbury
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Edward C. Koster
Cleveland
Ohio Wildlife Council
K. D. Amsbury
Middleport
Waterways Safety Commission
Diana Barrymore Dies at 38 in East Side Apartment
New York AP reports actress Diana Barrymore, 38, was found dead face down in bed at her East Side flat. Physicians cite heart attack but refuse death certificate. police probe ongoing. She had pursued a comeback after a life of alcoholism and tumultuous marriages. autopsy planned at Bellevue Hospital. Survived by stepbrother Leonard Thomas of Antigua.
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New York
Diana Barrymore
East Side
Miss Barrymore
John Barrymore
Blanche Oelrichs
Michael Strange
Ethel Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
England
Bellevue Hospital
Viola Rubber
Leonard Thomas
Anchorage
Antigua
B.W.I
Ohio Juvenile Court Judges Converge in Cincinnati Meeting
Cincinnati hosts Ohio Assn of Juvenile Court Judges as they begin a two day session to discuss court problems and procedures.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Assn. of
Rain Or Snow Seen Possible Wednesday
Columbus and Dayton reported afternoon highs near 38 as Ohio eyes a mixed precipitation day. Snow potential north and rain or snow in the south accompany a developing Midwest low, with little temperature change overnight and into Wednesday.
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Columbus
Dayton
Marietta
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Findlay
Toledo
Midwest
Ohio
Florida Crop Danger Abates
Florida's winter vegetable belt is forecast to miss freezing weather tonight for the first time since Wednesday. Readings of 24 to 30 are expected in north Florida, with damage tallied across the lower east coast and Everglades districts. Estimates run into millions as entire fields of tender vegetables are wiped out and replanting plans begin.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Lower East Coast
Everglades
Navy Seeks Remains of Crashed Airliner in Gulf
Navy divers planned to search the Gulf of Mexico for the National Airlines DC7B wreckage after a sounding device located an object off the Louisiana coast. If found, investigators would raise the craft to determine if a bomb caused the crash that killed 42 people on November 16.
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New Orleans
Navy
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
National Airlines
Gulf
Penguin
Vigor
Middleport Man Sentenced for Assault at Lewisburg Penitentiary
Lewisburg Pa inmates William Chessman 21 of Middleport Ohio and James Morrison Jr 19 of Washington DC were sentenced to three-year terms for assaulting correctional officers at Lewisburg Penitentiary. Chessman is serving a prior three-year term for car theft and Morrison for house breaking.
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William Chessman
Middleport
Ohio
James Morrison Jr
Washington, D. C
Lewisburg Penitentiary
Chessman
Morrison
New Missile Shot Said Successful
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A Jupiter missile carrying flares to assist mapmakers locating Bermuda conducted a short range test flight. The Army Ballistic Missile Agency announced the missile performed perfectly Monday night.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Bermuda
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Debre Returns to Paris After Secrecy Shrouds Algiers Visit
Premier Michel Debre flew to Algiers under secrecy to meet Gen Maurice Challe and Paul Delouvrier amid a tense standoff with 1000 to 3000 insurgents. A 5000-strong crowd demonstrated for the barricaded fighters while De Gaulle plans a Feb 4 Algiers visit.
State Admits Miss Tregoff Not Warned
Los Angeles report says Carole Tregoff pleaded the Fifth Amendment after being charged with murder and conspiracy in the July 18 death of Barbara Jean Finch. The defense alleges she was not informed of her constitutional rights during a preliminary hearing.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Miss Tregoff
Carole
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Fred N. Whichello
No Fire Pledge By Commander In Algeria Crisis
Paris reports that Gen Maurice Challe and Paul Delouvrier assured Algiers city officials that the army will not fire on insurgents dug in behind barricades. The pledge followed Debre's return to Paris after a late night trip to Algiers.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Echo D’alger
Algiers
Maurice Challe
Paul Delouvrier
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Humphrey and Kennedy Set to Vie in West Virginia Primary
Charleston West Virginia Minn and Sen Joan F Kennedy pledge to enter the May 10 Democratic presidential primary if opponents appear. Both seek the nomination and would run here if challenged. Filing deadline is February 6.
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Washington
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Charleston
W. Va
Joan F. Kennedy
Monoxide Claims Mother and Daughter in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth a mother and daughter were found dead Monday night from carbon monoxide fumes from an unvented gas heater. Victims were Mrs. Mary Cockrell, 80, and her daughter Miss Mae Cockrell, 30. Dr. James Scott, coroner, said they had been dead several hours before neighbors forced entry.
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Portsmouth
James Scott
Mary Cockrell
Mae Cockrell
Scott
India marks independence with pomp and problems ahead
New Delhi celebrated ten years of independence with pageantry while facing internal and border challenges. President Prasad vowed to resolve the border issue with Red China through talks despite provocations and rising domestic resentment as Moscow's Voroshilov visited.
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Himalayas
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Nehru
Rajendra Prasad
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Indian Ocean
Asia
RED China
Prasad
Klementi Voroshilov
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