Capitol Gambling Probed At Massachusetts Statehouse
A new gambling operation surfaced at the Massachusetts Statehouse as Capitol police report uncovering a number pool ring. They questioned five custodial workers and found number pool slips hidden in an elevator wall compartment used by Gov Volpe's staff, along with pencils and paper. The probe followed Gov Volpe's plea for crime and public morality reforms and a legislative push for newspaper bans on Treasury balance details.
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Boston
Massachusetts Statehouse
Capitol
Statehouse
John A. Volpe
U S Senator Says UN Loan Would Pay Debts
Senator George D Aiken disclosed that about 90 million of the 100 million loan to the United Nations would be used to settle debts the UN owes the United States He criticized Kennedy administration pressure and warned he would not be dictated to in discussing the UNs finances He named 26 other U N creditors in his Senate remarks and challenged the presidents rhetoric on the issue.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Kennedy
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Aiken
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Fanfani Resigns for Left Turn in Italian Politics
Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani resigns after 17 months to pursue a leftward shift with Haly, aiming to align the Christian Democrats with the far left Socialist Party led by Pietro Nenni. Gronchi will consult party leaders before deciding on a new government and likely ask Fanfani to form it.
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Amintore Fanfani
Haly
Fanfani
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Socialist Party
Valy
Pietro Nenni
Nafo
Giovanni Gronchi
Christian Democrat
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Molotov Ill in Moscow Hospital Amid Influenza Outbreak
Reporters in Moscow learned V. M. Molotov is ill but not with heart disease. A hospital note said he was in the infectious diseases ward at Central Hospital after a Meletov hospital report. Visitors were barred due to an influenza epidemic as doctors confirmed his hospitalization.
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V. M. Molotov
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Sialelat
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Perifonio
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Molotov
Armeniak Iranovich Khrimiian
McNamara Holds Firm on Censors in Pentagon Talks
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara faced Senate questions over Pentagon censorship. Senators Stennis Thurmond and Saltonstall pressed for specifics on which censors altered speeches by generals and admirals, but McNamara refused to name individuals. The panel agreed to resume talks next week to resolve the impasse.
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John Stennis
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Communist Drive Blocks Laos Talks At Nam Tha
In Nam Tha northwest Laos fighting by Communist forces disrupted planned talks on a three party coalition. Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma canceled his royal capital visit after Boun Oum said talks were not propitious due to the attack.
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Soviet Atom Test Detected by U S AEC
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Soviet Union detonated a nuclear device early Friday, apparently underground at the Semipalatinsk proving ground in central Asia. The yield exceeded underground detection thresholds and produced no acoustic signals.
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Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
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Ith
Semipalatinsk
Central Asia
Drug Germ Weapons Held Real Threat
Army chemical warfare chief Brig. Gen. Fred J. Delmore warned of a very real threat that enemies would use drug and germ weapons along with nuclear bombs. He said any possibility uncovered is likely under development elsewhere and in arsenals, noting a single large missile could carry enough nerve agent to paralyze or stupefy unmasked people across a mile wide open area, causing significant casualties.
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Army
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Southern California
American Chemical Society
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Mrs Rockefeller Seeks Divorce in Reno
Mrs Nelson Rockefeller travels to Reno to pursue a divorce from New York Governor as her lawyer confirms. She enters seclusion at a guest ranch and did not attend a brief news conference with her attorney.
West Virginia House advances coal pipeline bills in February session
Governor Barron proclaims February Heart Month to support research and rheumatic fever programs, while the House debates and passes the coal pipeline eminent domain measure amid fights over tax relief for the Wheeling track and rail transportation impacts. Deliberations also approve retirement and tuberculosis sanitarium bill adjustments as Saturday session closes.
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J. F. Deem
Ritchie
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D-Mercer
Mike Casey
D-Cabell
del. J. E. Watson
D-Marion
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Charlie Gore Jr
D-Logan
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Pinecrest
Beck- Key
Hopemoat
Terra Alta
West Virginia Announces March Draft Call Figures
State Selective Service headquarters report a March draft call of ten, the lowest since last September’s Berlin crisis buildup. February had 117, January 260, December 337, November 421, October 461. A liberalized fiscal policy is expected next week as the State Board of Investments advances to consideration.
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Uary
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West Virginia weighs Kennedy welfare plan action
State officials struggle to interpret President Kennedy’s proposed welfare program during the budget session. West Virginia considers federal proposals and possible impact on local policy, with implications for aiding the unemployed, public works, and job training amid ongoing congressional decisions.
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W. Bernard Smith
Wiretapping debate moves through county prosecutors meet
Prosecutors discuss federal and state wiretap safeguards as proposed reforms move to Congress. Emory J. L. Carlton Essex County Commonwealth Attorney leads National District Attorneys Assn. plans. A Supreme Court warrant decision prompts call to amend state law. liquor by the drink amendment referenced for November voters.
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National District Attorneys Assn
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Senate debates eminent domain in strip mining policy
West Virginia senators clash over an amendment to pin the right of eminent domain to the owner rather than a strip mine operator. Discussions touch on ADCU funding, job creation, and the state’s Natural Resources Department as lawmakers weigh limits on strip mining while preserving coal operations.
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Gainer
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Penitentiary Terms Given Trip by Court
Three men each received penitentiary terms or jail time after probation violations in an Intermediate Court session. Leslie Kidd Dean Hudnall and Nathaniel Miller drew one to ten years for grand larceny. Miller to serve at Huttonsville prison. Richard Lanham must serve 12 months in county jail for probation violation. Other defendants placed on probation include Koontz Barker Adkins Slappe, Hoffman, Cummings Greaver Lost Creek, and Moore in various charges from involuntary manslaughter to breaking and entering and forgery.
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Summers St
Edward Hudnall
Costello St
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House Voting Is Recorded In Midterm Roll Call
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House considers term extensions for sheriffs in amendment path
The House received a constitutional amendment and supporting bills to allow sheriffs to serve consecutive terms, moving toward amendment. Senate counterparts with similar aims were kept on the calendar at the same stage amid pending House action. ONeill Steven of Nitro filed for the House of Delegates as a Republican, while the Senate adjourned until noon.
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Steven) O'Neill
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Names Asked In Delegate Accusations
Del J Paul England of Wyoming demanded on the House floor that Del J Cruikshank of D Clay specify his accusations against fellow lawmakers. Cruikshank charged that some members and attaches with certain interests indulge in undisciplined activities, and warned of public exposure if the disgrace is not cleaned up. England pledged to repeat the demand daily until adjournment next Thursday.
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Wyoming
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Clay
England
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