Dulles urges broader aid spending to curb Soviet aims
In a Philadelphia speech, Secretary of State Dulles urges Congress to grant about 100 million dollars annually for several years for long range foreign economic development. He warns against panicking over Soviet policy and calls for increased aid to counter Soviet influence, noting a need for an extra 100 million dollars beyond last year's aid.
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Five Drowned In Boat Upset Near Cobb Island MD
Five persons died when a speedboat hit a sandbar and overturned in the Potomac River off Cobb Island Maryland about 60 miles downstream from Washington D C Two young women survived and were hospitalized for cold and exposure Four bodies were recovered and a search by sheriffs deputies and volunteer firemen continued late tonight Names tentatively identified include Faye Roundtree of Washington Kay Stafford Glenda Stafford Russell Walling and Barbara Ann Russell as the hospitalized survivors were Barbara Ann Russell and Linda Knight.
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Washington
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Glenda Stafford
St. Marys County
Russell Walling
Colonial Beach
Eisenhower expected to announce second term Wednesday
President Eisenhower enters a pivotal week amid expectations he will say yes to a second term. A Wednesday news conference is planned with a national address to follow if he confirms his decision, after recovery from a heart attack and a Georgia vacation. He attends church, meets the National Security Council, welcomes Italian President Gronchi, and plans defense talks with the Joint Chiefs and Dulles sported in schedule.
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Incumbents Seek Reelection in 1964 Primary Returns
Ninety three incumbents across the West Virginia legislature seek renomination in the May 8 primary. In the Senate 14 of 16 seats up for election have incumbents running. 83 of 100 House members seek another term. Notable moves include Cecil H. Underwood leaving the House to pursue the governorship. One Democrat filed for both House and Senate nominations in the 6th District.
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Tyler County
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McDowell County
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Ned) Watson
Marion
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Osher C. Parsons
Storm and political forecast mix in regional briefing
Calm after a severe storm moves across the Midwest and South as temperatures rise from Texas to Indiana. The piece notes primary elections plans with numerous candidates for the West Virginia legislature, listing districts and incumbents, while reporting on deadly storm aftermath including tornadoes near St. Louis and significant property damage in Sumnerfield and Millstadt.
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Artists of Tomorrow scholarship contest opens entries
West Virginia and Virginia high school students are urged to submit entries for the Artists of Tomorrow competition. The event, sponsored by the Famous Artists Schools and supported by the state boards of education, invites young artists from Westport and surrounding areas to participate before the March deadline.
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City Gazette contest seeks top West Virginia art entries
Deadline for initial entries is midnight March 1. Students may enter by April 13 with finished paintings to The Charleston Gazette for preliminary judging. Nine top works will be sent to Famous Artists Schools for final judging. Winners receive a three year correspondence course and a New York gallery visit.
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Definition Linguist: a person who can make mis takes in more than one language
A concise gloss defining a linguist as someone who errs across multiple languages, highlighting the paradox of expertise and fallibility in bilingual or multilingual individuals.
Train-Car Crash Kills 4 in Vermont
A 110 year old tale of civil disobedience echoes today as four people die when a Vermont Railroad line wrecks a truck at a grade crossing. The incident ties to Henry Thoreau’s passive resistance as a historical remedy against injustice and links to ongoing racial segregation protests.
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Washington
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Henry Thoreau
St. Albans
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Northfield
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Royalton
Beatrice Hart
Royal
Five Killed in Ohio Head-On Crash Near Eaton
Five persons died in a head-on collision near Eaton, Ohio, just before midnight. Victims identified by the State Highway Patrol include Lillie Mae Jarvis of Richmond Indiana, Clay G. Munster of 123, Dennis McCollum of Hamilton Ohio, Glen Willis Sigmon age 25, and Ruth Bradbury Moore age 28 of Richmond Indiana. Windle Jarvis, 27, was injured and hospitalized in Richmond. Sigmon drove one car with Ruth Moore as a passenger. others were passengers in Jarvis’s car.
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Ministers Back Montgomery Bus Boycott in Moral Crusade
Negro ministers across the nation rallied support for the Montgomery bus boycott begun December 5 after a Black woman refused to yield her seat to a white person. Leaders warned segregation cannot stand, urging nonviolent resistance as police and justice officials faced demands to protect arrested organizers.
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Riot in Daytona Beach Ends as National Guardsmen Quell Mob
National Guardsmen with rifles dispersed a five hour melee of drag racing youths in Daytona Beach. From 700 to 10 000 rioters clashed with police. about 100 arrests, three injuries. The Nascar speed week event proceeded as planned with Bill France commenting on the riot.
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Investigators May Subpoena Lobby Books
A bipartisan Senate special committee plans early action to subpoena books and records from large lobby groups as it forms on Wednesday. Members expect lobbying and influence peddling to be an early focus, with Gore likely to chair and aims to probe money movements and political finance tied to campaigns and endorsements.
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Cyprus Says Peace Near After Lennox Boyd Visit
British Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd arrived in Nicosia amid talks on Cyprus peace. He sought firsthand information, with Eden sending him onward, amid signs negotiations with Archbishop Makarios inch toward a possible compromise and hints of home rule within a new constitution as Britain weighs Cyprus' future.
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Small girl on garage roof aims for flight with kite
A young girl stood on a garage roof on Estill Drive yesterday trying to fly a homemade cardboard kite during brisk March-like gusts. Nearby a yellow car on Hendrix Avenue just off Washington Street was left behind after a truck departed.
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