Church Leaders Demand Apology For Red Charge
Six leading Protestant churchmen urge Rep Francis E Walter to apologize and retract an alleged Communist infiltration claim. Walter invites leaders to testify before the House Committee on American Activities. They also ask Air Force Secretary Sharp to repudiate the Air Force manual charges.
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New York
Francis E Walter
D-Pa
Walter
House Committee On
Air Force
Dudley C Sharp
City Council Orders Survey for Compact Car Parking
Los Angeles officials approve a survey to create extra parking for compact cars after Councilman Harold Henry notes many small cars are damaged in rear end collisions when bigger cars park in spaces thought empty.
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Los Angeles
Harold Henry
Austin Teachers Seek Higher Pay in Board Discussion
The Austin School Board debate on March 9 centered on whether pay raises from 200 to 1000 dollars are adequate. Spokesman William Goblitsch argued teachers contribute to the community and Austin can sustain higher salaries though administrators are highest in the state. Jane Ann Harrigan warned Austin risks falling behind if adjustments slow.
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Austin
Goblirsch
Jane Ann Harrigan
Richard Dogherty
Twin City
Democrats sprint through Midwest with Wisconsin focus
The Associated Press reports Kennedy and Humphrey campaigned in Wisconsin targeting its 31 Democratic votes, while Symington paused in Illinois claiming no vote bid. Illinois carries 69 convention votes as talks shift to North Carolina Republicans. Kennedy highlighted dairy issues. Humphrey promotes voting records. Symington criticizes federal spending.
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Associated Press
Midwest
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wisconsin
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Illinois
Kennedy
Humphrey
Symington
South
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
North Carolina
Raleigh
Madison
Washington
Senate
Astronaut Talks Expected In First U S Spaceflight
NASA officials told the Senate Appropriations Committee that the first man in orbit could launch from Cape Canaveral late in 1961 and spend about a third of his time communicating with ground control. The Mercury program seeks three 90 minute orbits before reentry into the Atlantic near Puerto Rico.
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Associated Press
Earth
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Senate Appropriations Committee
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
Vic Hammond
George Low
NASA Space Flight Development
Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
Low
Atlantic Missile Range
New Ulm Driver Killed When Car Hits Abutment
A 25 year old New Ulm man, Willard A Friederich Jr, died early today when his car crashed into a bridge abutment on Highway 83 near Cambria. The crash left Friederich crushed and ejected from the vehicle after a 100 foot skid.
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New Ulm
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Willard A. Friederich Jr
Little Cottonwood River
Highway 83
Cambria
Richard Berkner
Sleepy Eye
Friederich
Keeps Appointment With Doc Hard Way
George Fotinos 47 drove with his left foot in a plaster cast when his car crashed through the clinic wall into the examination room. He escaped injury and his car was wrecked in the Los Angeles incident.
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Doc
Fotinos
Pays Brief Visit to Gay Beach Resort
President Eisenhower received a tumultuous welcome from Argentines at Mar del Plata as he toured the Atlantic beach resort on his Argentina trip. He then continued to Bariloche for a weekend retreat while crowds lined the route from airport to city center.
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Stanford Bradshaw
Mar del Plata
Argentina
Esenhower
Atlantic
Bariloche
Andes
Buenos Aires
Eisenhower
Arturo Frondizi
United States
Frondizi
Columbine IL
Doubts Voiced for Civil Rights Compromise
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia voiced doubt any compromise on civil rights legislation is possible. Lyndon Johnson engineered a dawn to dawn test vote, while Dixie senators prepared marathon sessions. Eisenhower visited Argentina, expressing friendship and planning private talks with President Frondizi during a long tour.
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Senate
Dixie
Ex-Dem Senator Bulow Dies at 91 in Washington
William J. Bulow 91 former South Dakota governor and Democratic senator from 1931 to 1943 died Friday in Washington. He served two terms as governor before his Senate tenure.
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Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate
Washington
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
Princess Margaret Engaged to Photographer Antony Armstrong Jones
Princess Margaret revealed her engagement to society photographer Antony Armstrong Jones at Windsor, with Queen Elizabeth II and the public greeting the match. The couple plan a spring or summer wedding, as Margaret remains fourth in line to the throne and her dowry and public role will rise with marriage.
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Royal Lodge
Windsor
Antony Armstrong- Jones
Ted
Princess Margaret
Armstrong-Jones
Queen Elizabeth
Pimlico
Soci
Ety
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Peter Townsend
Lord Beaverbrook
London Daily Express
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Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Townsend
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