Allies split over new talks with Soviets on Berlin
Washington reports show United States, Britain, West Germany backing renewed exploratory talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin. France opposes new sessions, stressing no need for further talks while France, US and allies weigh logistics and who should participate.
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Youth Admits Hammering 2 Utah Girls
A 19 year old Rex Hintze confessed to beating two Salt Lake City girls Carol Clayton and Drinda Ames with a hammer and burying them under desert brush near Tooele Utah. Companion Tony Robertson helped summon help after the attack and both victims were hospitalized in critical condition.
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Kennedy orders force to prevent Cuba rocket attacks
President Kennedy directed armed forces to take all necessary action to prevent a repeat of Wednesday’s Cuban MIG rocket attack on the shrimp boat Ala in the Florida Straits. The White House also said the Soviet Union will withdraw several thousand troops from Cuba by mid March.
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Kennedy Asks Congress to Help Senior Citizens
Jet crash in southern Minnesota on a training mission kills four Air Force crewmen. bodies found in farm field near Springfield Comfrey area. Names identified include Capt Donald L. Livingston Lt Col Lamar E Ledbetter 1st Lt Thomas J Hallgarth and 1st Lt Michael R Rebmann. Civil Air Patrol and searchers scoured the night for a possible survivor.
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Bombers Wreck on Minnesota Farm Kills Three
Grim remains of a B47 jet lie scattered on Carl Renburg’s farm between Springfield and Comfrey as four crew members perished in the crash. Farmers report chilling winds whipping parachutes and bodies at the wreck site with three of four victims recovered.
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Sculpture Depicts Kennedy as Angel in Michigan Seminary
An altar sculpture showing John F. Kennedy as a watchful angel over St. Therese was found in the basement of a Roman Catholic seminary in Memphis Michigan. Rev. Nicholas Maestrini of Maryglade College and trustee Benjamin Levinson announced the discovery on Wednesday. The piece had lain tucked away in the seminary basement for years.
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Maryglade College
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Kennedy Portrait Used In Seminary Altar Sculpture
A sculpture panel featuring a young John F Kennedy, used for a church altarpiece, is set to adorn the main altar of Maryglade Seminary. Discovered in crates in a Roman storage amid a long tangled path from Riga to Antwerp to Rome, the work was authenticated by Mrs John C Wiley and church officials.
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Graham dies at 96 after varied careers in Kentucky
Amos R. Graham of Cynthiana, a doctor lawyer and merchant famed for an encounter with an Indian chief, died at 96 in a Lexington hospital. He helped in his youth with a blacksmith dentist, later practiced medicine without licenses, then became a store owner before retirement.
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Oklahoma
East Iowa Seen as Corn State in Industrial Image Survey
A Magid Associates survey for the Iowa Development Commission finds eastern executives view Iowa mainly as an agricultural state. It urges promoting established industries like Amana Refrigeration and Collins Radio and highlighting urban growth and large construction to attract Midwest manufacturing.
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Theft of Stock Certificates Shocks Wall Street
AP reports an elderly widow’s home theft exposed more than 3.5 million dollars in stock certificates, rattling investors. In Naples Italy heavy overnight rain worsens danger as mud avalanches threaten villages around the city.
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Japanese swimmer Tanaka sets backstroke marks at Australian meet
Perth Australia AP Satako Tanaka the Japanese backstroker broke all women s records for 220 yards and 200 meters backstroke with a time of 2 minutes 26.6 seconds in a special solo swim during the Australian Championships tonight.
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Senate comments on government as automation machine
Athens report quotes Sen Thruston B. Morton saying the executive branch has become a giant automation machine grinding out news and legislation into a compact package. Geneva report notes Sen Hubert H. Humphrey warns that a Soviet pact by April could push disarmament measures beyond reach of our time.
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D-Minn
Soviet Union
Medicare Included in Request
Kennedy unveils a $10 billion five year plan to aid senior living, housing, and income with hospital insurance via Social Security and tax benefits. The package adds elderly housing loans and group residences, plus job access. The administration introduces a new bill, echoing last year, with options for insured elders before age 65 and days of hospital coverage.
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Grant OKd to Workshop Project Here
A $10,000 federal grant will enable the Austin Achievement Corp to hire a professional to help develop the workshop. The grant becomes effective March 1 and is sanctioned by the Vocational Rehabilitation Administration with the National Advisory Council on Vocational Rehabilitation approval. Clifford Blowers heads the Austin Achievement Corp.
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