Potato Price Support Proposal From National Potato Committee
A national marketing order for potatoes with acreage allotments and nationwide marketing quotas is proposed by the National Potato Advisory Committee. The plan, not calling for price supports, would be administered by a 46 member National Potato Administrative Board and exempts farms under two acres.
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National Potato, Advisory Committee
Frank ©. Harvey
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freemen
Treet
Algerian War Turmoil Deepens With Attacks On Police Barracks
The conflict escalates as terrorists strike in Algiers with bazooka rockets at Maison Carree, killing or wounding at least ten. Firefighting efforts are interrupted by gunfire as French forces deploy tanks and armored vehicles. Parallel meetings in Tripoli hint at peace terms pending rebel leader return. The ride of violence fuels student strikes and postal worker protests demanding protection.
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University of Algiers
Mall
National Council
Tripoli
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunis
National Liberation Front
FLN
Ferhat Abbas
Secret Army
Maison Caree
Algiers
Maison Carree
Garland Shines In TV Show Despite Weak Others
New York reviews TV offerings with Judy Garland delivering a luminous hour against stark backgrounds. Frank Sinatra and Desi Martin distract with vanity, while Sunday’s Maxwell Anderson play saturates the schedule with overacted performances and limited humor. The NBC Opera color broadcast impresses mainly with set and music as the plot remains hard to follow in English. Ben Casey’s guest stars Keenan Wynn and Suzanne Pleshette anchor ABC’s late lineup tonight.
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New York
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
Frank Sinatra
Desa Martin
Tittle
Inger Stevens
Cliff Robertson
Ralph Bellamy
Wille
NBC Opera Company
Ben Casey
ABC
Keenan Wynn
Suzanne Pleshette
Ex-Policeman Earns Diploma After Six Hard Years
Baldwin New York AP ex policemen Walter R Hen esy a devoted father of a large family completed six years of study while balancing a regular patrol job and weekend jobs. He passed his bar examination and now stands as a newly minted diploma holder amid recent terror attack tallies.
Brooklyn-born patrolman to be admitted to bar in June
The Brooklyn-born patrolman, 42, who grew up in Oceanside, left high school to support a large family of 10. After Army service in the CBI theater, he married Teen Maloney and pursued education while on the force. He earned a high school equivalency diploma, attended Hofstra, then St John’s Law on a staggered schedule. Henesy, earning 7400 a year, has no immediate plans to leave the police force.
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Oceanside
N. Y
Teen Maloney
Hofstra College
St. John’s University Law School
New York City
School Districts Okay Increased Property Values
Harrisburg tax officials state only 4 percent of Pennsylvania school districts protested higher real estate values, leading to lower subsidies. A Sunbury report cites a board spokesman noting 113 of 2,351 districts objected, aligning subsidies with district property valuations.
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Sunbury
Patary
Jackie Forced To Postpone Europe Trip
The White House announced Mrs. John F. Kennedy must delay her planned India Pakistan trip by one week due to a low grade sinus infection. Her start date shifts to March 12, advised by her physician. she attended the West Palm Beach affair to see President Kennedy off and was briefly involved in water sports yesterday.
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Wastundun
White House
John F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
West Palm Beach
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Washington
Newborns Reported in Corry Area Families
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Julius Ossa of West Church Street Corry on Saturday at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Edgar Hodgkinson of R 3 Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Julius Ossa
West Church Street
Corry
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar Hodgkinson
Spartansburg
Bowen completes four weeks of advance Marine training
Walter E. Bowen son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Bowen 45 East Bond Street has finished four weeks of advance combat training with the First Infantry Training Regiment at Camp Lejeune NC This final phase of basic Marine training covered small unit tactics and live weapon firing under simulated combat conditions
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Marine
Walter E. Bowen
Paul A. Bowen
East Bond Street
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Area Men Face Sentencing For Crimes In Crawford County
Forty nine defendants will appear before Judge Herbert A. Mook in Meadville for sentencing with four locals charged in district crimes. William Harold Nichols of Spartansburg faces fornication with a Sparta girl. Melvin Leroy Seyler of Tionesia is charged with aggravated assault and battery involving a Sparta woman. Daniel Neal Cox of Spartansburg is charged with burglary larceny and related counts plus contributing to delinquency of a Spartansburg child. James Lee Kopf of Diamond faces burglary and larceny counts and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Herbert A. Mook
Crawford County
Meadville
William Harold Nichols
R. D
Spartansburg
Sparta
Melvin Leroy Seyler
Tionesia
Daniel Neal Cox
James Lee Kopf
Diamond
Spanish financier hurt in Madrid car crash
Spain's leading financier Juan March remains in serious condition after a two hour operation for multiple fractures from a two car collision. He was hospitalized in Madrid following the crash last night and underwent major surgery.
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Madrid
Juan March
Spain
Kennedy sees Geneva talks paving May summit
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev he hopes Geneva disarmament progress leads to a June summit, with Western powers weighing short range proposals including bans on transferring nuclear weapons. Macmillan backs ministers level opening. both reject March summit. Proposals discussed include nontransfer of weapons, space uses, limited international inspection and a nonaggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
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Washington
Kennnedy
Khrushchev
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Uke Kennedy
U. S
United Nations
Britain
Canada
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
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Robert Wagner
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Phil Carey
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Richard A, Yoder Lennart Hammerberg
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Eleanor Sweet
Richard Martinz
Colonial Terrace
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South First Ave
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Root Furniture
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