Kennedy Announces Bid for Senate Seat in Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy declares he will seek the U S Senate seat once held by his brother. He faces Massachusetts Attorney General Edward J McCormack Jr in a Democratic bid with a June convention endorsement and a September primary. Republican contenders include George Cabot Lodge and U S Representative Laurence Curtis.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
John W. McCormack
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McCormack
George Cabot Lodge
U. S
Laurence Curtis
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Bill Passed What Now Job Training Bill Faces big questions
Washington faces a challenge after Congress approved a 435 million three year manpower training bill. The question remains what kind of training is needed for a growing workforce amid rapid automation changes. In New York the Iron Age argued government pressure could speed a steel wage settlement.
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Washington
Congress
New York
The
Iron Age
Easy Ad Takers Ready to Help You Sell Fast
Ad takers prepare to place effective ads in the daily paper. Call LY 3-1242 before 9:00 A.M. to have your notice appear that day. Make a list of items to sell and phone it in, then watch the results.
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Gas Increase Rejected By Celebrezze
Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze rejected a scaled-down East Ohio Gas Co rate increase of 20 million dollars yearly. The council hearing heard a proposed rise of about 1.88 dollars per month for the average household. East Ohio offered to drop an escalator clause tying rates to wholesale gas costs.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
East Ohio Gas Co
East Ohio
City Council Utilities Committee
Mekong Delta drive traps Viet Cong guerrillas
Saigon reports a two-pronged government push to trap hundreds of Viet Cong in the Mekong River delta is winding down with only partial success.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Mekong River
Midwest Winter Looms Large With Snow And Flood Risk
The Midwest endures a grim winter with persistent snow and ice, record sunless months in Chicago, and arctic cold boosting flood danger. Blizzards strand travelers, close schools, and disrupt schedules as subzero temperatures hinder cattle feeding and weight gain.
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Midwest
West
Rockies
Michigan
Jacqueline Kennedy Delivers Portable Art Room to New Delhi Children
In New Delhi Jacqueline Kennedy unveiled a portable octagonal art room for local children. Indira Gandhi accepted the prefabricated classroom while Indian artists and officials watched Mrs Kennedy demonstrate feeding a flower-decorated baby elephant. Gandhi presented dolls and paintings to the visitors as crowds gathered along the route to work.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Institute of Medical Science
Jacqueline
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Nehru
Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
America
Space lab OSO-I sends best signals to date
Washington officials say the orbiting solar observatory OSO-I is sending high quality data about the sun and its wavelengths. Launched from Cape Canaveral on March 7, the satellite completed 90 orbits by Tuesday at 96.15 minutes per orbit, ranging 343 to 370 miles above Earth.
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Washington
Orbiting Solar Observatory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Winter Snowfall Runs Light in New York City
New York records show 17.9 inches of snow this winter versus 57.3 inches in 1960 61. City spent 1.5 million so far this winter on snow removal, far below the 22.5 million spent last year. Two new snow melters tested in Worcester performed well.
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New York
Sanitation Department
Worcester
Mass
Weather Bureau
Jannuary
New York City
Steel Union Talks Resume After 11 Day Layoff
Basic steel industry and United Steelworkers Union reopen contract talks in Pittsburgh after an 11 day break. Both sides remain far from agreement with prior collapse on March 2. Companies may offer 6 to 8 cents an hour, while USW seeks a 12 cent package. President Kennedy pressures for a noninflationary agreement soon.
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Pittsburgh
Basic
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Communist party secretary freed on bond in Washington
A New Yorker identified by the government as the organizational secretary of the U S Communist party was ordered freed from jail on bond by Chief Justice Earl Warren. J Sanford Rhoades, county maintenance supervisor for the state road commission, has resigned his position effective Thursday March 15.
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Washington
U. S
Communist Party
Earl Warren
Point Pleasant
J. Sanford Rhoades
State Road Commission
Castro urges youth to embrace Communist spirit in Cuba
Prime Minister Fidel Castro urged Cuban youth to develop a stronger Communist ethos and said they will someday live under communism. He warned against egotism and individualism and noted no date for a socialist state, stressing Marxism Leninism is embraced by the revolution.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Tire Maker Is Criticized for Price Increase
The international president of the United Rubber Workers Union, George Burdon, accuses Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of starting a price-profit spiral by raising tire prices 22 to 25 percent. He says the move conflicts with calls for labor and management to protect the consumer’s interest.
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Akron
United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
George Burdon
Goodyear
Unemployment claims fall in week ending March 10 in Columbus
New unemployment compensation claims dropped from 15 121 in the week ended March 10. Temperatures will average three degrees below normal with a slow warming trend, then turning colder Monday. Rain is possible Sunday night or Monday with a rare chance of rain in the extreme south Friday.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Nixon recounts spurned bid for Eisenhower ticket in 1952
Richard M. Nixon says he was advised not to run as Eisenhower's vice president and was urged to resign on air. He recounts a later clash with Eisenhower that led him to draft a resignation telegram, later destroyed. The remarks appear in his book Six Crises and a Life magazine excerpt.
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Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Nixon
Doubleday & Co
Life Magazine
U S Lists Foodstuffs For Cubans
Washington reports the Commerce Department lists foods that could be exported to Cuba such as meat products cheese oatmeal cereals and canned vegetables. The State Department condemns Castro's regime blaming his system for Cuba's shortages.
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United States
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Cuba
State Department
Bomb Threats Reported at Binghamton General Hospital
Police said repeated anonymous calls to Binghamton General Hospital were linked to a poisoning scare involving 30 babies, six of whom died. Threats began Tuesday after an earlier call targeting the hospital’s medical director became public.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Brockville Senator Arthur C. Hardy Dies at 89
Brockville Ontario senior senator Arthur C Hardy aged 89 and dean of Canada's upper house died Tuesday. He served for many years in the Senate and was a prominent figure in national public life.
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Brockville
Ont
Arthur C. Hardy
Canada
Upper House
Driver Cited Posts Bond in Negligent Homicide Case
Doris Jef fers, 27, of Glenwood, waived to the grand jury after arraignment before Justice A M Good win on a negligent homicide charge. He posted bond of 500 dollars. The accusation stems from the death of Billy Dean Dabney, 11, of Apple Grove, struck by Jeffersons' car on State Route 2 Monday night.
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Point Pleasant
Doris Jeffers
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Billy Dean Dabney
Apple Grove
Jeffers
Dabney
Talks on disarmament begin with limited hopes in Geneva
Exploratory talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko opened in Geneva ahead of a 17 nation disarmament conference. U S sources say no real path to a test ban treaty now though a possible agreement to curb nuclear spread is seen. Rusk and Home report no progress on Berlin while discussions may pave a path to a spring summit.
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Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
Soviet Union
Kennedy
United States
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Gromyko
Berlin
Rusk
U Thant
Britain
Worst Winter Delays Navigation on Great Lakes
The Lake Carrier Association Ice Committee says upper Great Lakes navigation likely won’t start before April 15 to 20 due to the worst ice and weather conditions in many years, following a Tuesday meeting.
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Cleveland
Upper Great Lakes
Lake Carrier Association
Upper Lakes
Kennedy matriarch in progress after surgery at St Elizabeths
In Boston the 71 year old mother of the president shows satisfactory progress following Tuesday operation to relieve a hernia at St Elizabeths Hospital. In Washington the president signs a bill raising the temporary national debt ceiling to 300 billion dollars through June 30 and the House Foreign Affairs Committee approves a bill expanding the Peace Corps to 10 000 volunteers at home and abroad.
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Kennedy
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Washington
Peace Corps
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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