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Nixon JFK Nixon Rockefeller vie for New Hampshire primary
In New Hampshire the campaign begins with Kennedy, Nixon and Rockefeller each filing for the state polls. Kennedy enters the popular vote and files delegate candidates for the Democratic contest. Nixon backers seek GOP positions favorable to him while Rockefeller supporters pursue convention seats. The scene in Concord signals a tense early battle for the 1960s primary status.
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Civic Leader William P. Withero Sr Dies at 71
Funeral services planned for Saturday in Pittsburgh for William P. Withero Sr an influential industrialist and civic leader who died of a heart attack in his Pittsburgh office yesterday at age 71.
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Unwanted Gifts Haunting Pittsburgh Couple
An anonymous call to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Braunstein triggered a flood of unsolicited gifts. They received flowers medical supplies taxis bread and pizza while ads offered their home and car for sale. A fire truck visited the home for no fire as police investigated the incident.
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Cheated Postage Meter Steals Half Million in Stamps
NEW YORK AP A $62 a week mail clerk for a Wall Street firm accused of stealing $500000 in stamps. He lived like a wealthy broker for a decade, drawing $1000 checks and taking excess postage for resale. District Attorney Hogan said Charles A. Willis admitted losses from gambling while cash and securities valued at $15100 were found at home.
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Pennsylvania approves permanent Yield Right of Way signs
Gov. Lawrence signs a law making Yield Right of Way signs permanent on state highways. Motorists must slow and yield at intersections. Violators face a $6 fine plus costs. The act bans four corner erections and prohibits four way stops.
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Gas Furnace Explosion At J.C. Penney Store
An accumulation of gas in a store furnace at the J C Penney Co in Meadville exploded around 10 am yesterday. No injuries or stock damage occurred though the blast tripped a burglar alarm at the adjacent Jerome Meyer Co jewelry store and shattered four ceiling light tubes. Penney managers Thomas Jasinski and Philip Greenslet escaped injury as flames erupted from the furnace base.
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Mare Mother Reckless Becomes Second-Time Dam in Camp Pendleton
Calaveras County dispatch reports Sgt. Reckless, the famed Marine Corps mare, has foaled again at Camp Pendleton. Her new colt joins Fearless as a brother to the celebrated war horse, named for carrying ammunition under fire in Korea after being bought at a Korean racetrack.
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Missing Christmas Trees Mark End Of Holiday Season
New York AP notes a feeling of emptiness in homes as two corners in the living room seem bare after Christmas trees were removed. The piece reflects on shifting from festive bustle to ordinary postholiday routines and questions whether to begin planning for next season.
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Budget News Sees Fiscal Relief and Debt Outlook
The piece discusses a 4.2 billion surplus doubt among Democrats and some Republicans. It explains how a surplus could affect the credit market, noting potential lower interest rates if debt demand falls, but offset by private borrowing under a prospering 1960 economy. It also considers a balanced budget potentially easing Federal Reserve credit restrictions.
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Americana and good cheer fade as year begins
Hal Boyle reflects on Christmas rituals and the exhausting finality of un-decorating the tree. He notes two trees this year a real spruce for his family and an aluminum one for their cat Lady Dottie. The cat adapts quickly to her metal tree though she gnaws the leaves, raising comic worries about silver ribs.
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