Stevenson And Kefauver Campaigned In Moorhead
Adlai Stevenson announced a major farm policy address at Concordia College fieldhouse as part of Moorhead’s Greater Moorhead Days while Kefauver planned a tour of Minnesota’s 9th District and a late arrival to similar Moorhead events. Snowstorms delayed both candidates’ marches through northern Minnesota as Kefauver sought June audience support and job security proposals.
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Associated Press
Moorhead
Minn
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Stevenson
Concordia College
9Th
Okloe
Coya Knltson
Mayo Civic Auditorium
Rochester
Iron Range
Eveleth
City Auditorium
Congress
Kefnuver
St Lawrence
Man Jailed For Threatening Letter Written To the President
Fields, 40, of Washington County, was jailed on a charge of writing a threatening letter to President Eisenhower. He was arrested yesterday by Secret Service agents and arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Edward Shodiniss with a $5,000 bond. The letter was written in Los Angeles on December 15, 1965, and its contents were not disclosed. Fields, a former Army enlistee, said to have served three short tours including Guam in 1946-47 and Germany during Army service.
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Norman W. Fields
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Goal Center
Washington
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Shirge
Josenhower Fields
Ato
Beret Beevire Agente
Edward Shodiniss
Bondway
Secret Service
Fields
Los Angeles
Calif
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Army
Guam
Air Forat
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Germany
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Quakes Wipe Out Villages in Lebanon Killing 172
Beir ut Lebanon reports three strong quakes last night devastate about 25 towns and villages. Unofficial tallies place 172 dead, with 90 in the village of Bhi heem. South Lebanon and the Bekka Valley suffered the worst damage as troops, police, and residents search wreckage amid three days of mourning declared by the government.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Bhiheem
Bekka
British Patrol Ambushed by Cypriot Terrorists in Predawn Attack
In Cypriot news from Nicosia, a British patrol was ambushed by terrorists near Tropics Mountains, wounding five soldiers with automatic weapons and bombs. One pro-Greek Cypriot was reported killed. Reinforcements hunted guerrillas as a house-to-house search expanded to nearby villages. The anti-British campaign rose after Makarios was deported, with protests and strikes targeting supplies.
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Cyprus
Tropics
Troodas
Ubion
Greece
Makarios
Greeknion Movement
Britwin
Makokios
Nicoata
Three Navy Men Found Dead After Launch Washes Ashore
Newport New Jersey reports three Navy sailors found dead in an open launch that washed ashore on Orban Drive near Narragansett Bay. Winds up to 70 miles per hour grounded several vessels including the destroyer Pike. Names withheld pending next of kin notification. other ships in the fleet mentioned. Also: Brig Gen William Potter nominated as Panama Canal Zone governor. Senate approval noted.
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R. J
Navy
Orban Drive
Narraganautt Tay
Daweh
Bareelay Douglas
Willis A. Lew
M ©. Fox and
Coothiuyts
Washington
William &, Potter
Panama Canal Zone
Senate
Lender vetoes tax bill and plans replacement in Harrisburg
Gov Lender vetoed a capital stock tax bill to speed up 52 million dollars in collection, saying it favored large Pennsylvania corporations. He criticized the Senate committee for bias and said a substitute bill is being drafted for introduction next week. Kesler defended Lenders critique, noting potential constitutional issues and minimal revenue impact.
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Associated Prem Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Raward Jr
Kessler
Ur-Lancaster
Commonwealth
Bude
Leader
Kesler
Sata Kuner
Dhorten
Nic
Ube
Minroh
Inport
J Corporation
Leadit
Meeting on Teacher Pay Problem at Worry Area School
The worry area school board met Monday to consider teacher salary increases. A special committee of Armour Miistrom Bettos Sandbirg and Proctor was formed to study pay options for next year. Teachers proposed a $26,000 hike, which was rejected as officials plan a new proposal after further review.
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Nike
D. Armour Miistrom
E. F. Bettos
Albert L. Sandbirg
Leon Proctor
Mich
Katherine
Pew
John Zambarik
Njisiate
Columbus Sehnel Hoard
Jodiy
Semon
Albert Sandburg
Mtn
Aero Directors Hold Routine New York Meet
Aero Directors met in New York City to plan rehabilitation under Acting President Leo Baranes. They discussed the annual statement and earnings figures for the six months ended June, and noted Aero Supply stock has recently traded on the Curb Exchange.
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One Aero Puppy Mall
Gis
New York City
Leo Baranes
Strauss
New York
Financial
Aero Supply
Curb Exchange
French Chief Calls Cabinet Into Session During Algeria Crisis
Premier Guy Mollet convened a special cabinet session as France intensifies its drive to pacify Algeria amid continuing clashes in the North African colony. Lacoste seeks emergency powers to push reforms and accelerate military and administrative measures.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
France
Algeria
Miniater
Robert Lacoute
Unite
Algiers
Tho ‘ Froniett
Lacoste
Mosler
Mollet
Doduy
Gollate Mentien
Sournen
Teedas
Tunis
Hotel Occupancy Tax In Effect In Pennsylvania
The new hotel occupancy levy set at 3 percent applies to hotels motels and other lodging facilities in Pennsylvania. Exemptions apply to permanent private residences and certain listed properties. the tax aims to fund state lodging services and related city tourism support.
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Pennnsylvania
Naominie Havens
Pennsylvania
Pike Steels
Pelchin
Wintry Storm Buries Area With Six Inches Snow
A severe winter storm dumps about six inches of snow across the Cory district with more on the way. Roads were slippery yet traffic moved, mail carriers face rough routes on less traveled fords, and sidewalk plowing drew criticism as city officials consider cuts.
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Corry
Baresi
Cory
Loo Nockers
J. Fredelislay Theria
Inez
Parkhurst
Kinley
Walter Ronald
Mercury
U S Drops Attempt to Sue Russia and Czech Regime
Washington reports the United States has abandoned its bid in the World Court to sue Russia and Czechoslovakia over the 1962 ABM reconnaissance plane shootdown and a 1944 incident. The two communist nations refused to accept court jurisdiction. The U S pursued about 1 020 200 dollars for the 1962 loss and 1 271 for the 1944 incident.
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United States
Russia
Ceéchoalovaia
U. S Air Force
Shire Department
Internationial Court of
Dix
Tapin
Tt Nlwo
Germany
Crechontovukin
Ruasin
U.S
Tax Expert To Speak In City On New Tax Program
James Carin of the Department of Revenue will lecture Monday in the Municipal Auditorium at 230 PM. He will explain the application process and features of the state tax collection program and answer questions. The event is coordinated by the state office and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Golty
State Office
Jopal Chamber of Commerce
Anti Stalin Campaign Sparks Georgian Riots and Deaths
Reports from Moscow and Tiflis describe bitter denunciations of Stalin and claims of Georgian protests in March. The unrest allegedly led to killings of Russians in Tbilisi amid alleged Kremlin suppression, with limited press coverage and diplomatic leaks signaling a broader probe into Stalin’s crimes.
Farm Bill Vote Delayed to Monday in Senate Wrangles
Senate wrangling over the omnibus Farm Bill stretched into the weekend as Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson postponed action to Monday. About 100 amendments remain, with debate over price supports for butter and milk and a separate wheat program. The Agriculture Department said surplus butter has been cleared from shelves and may require purchases of spring supplies.
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Washington
Henry Sonne Torn
St. Patrick's Day
Spain
Lyndon B. Johnson
Deex
Pai Johnson
Newanmh
Senate
Ben. Dirkee
Ben. Anderson
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Police Can't File Charges In Auto Cases
In Cory, police prepared charges against Harris Berkhaus, 17, for a collision with a moving vehicle. A court ruling blocked filing until alderman action, with mayoral guidance due Monday as police await proper filing channels.
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Corry
Burton A. Laub
Gily
Harris Berkhotts
R. D
Cory
Aldersman
George Gordon
Gordon
Lau Yeaterday
Ncene
Lip
Berkhaus
Algmuth
Aldurmiant
Earl T Cherry
Yenterdiy
Westinghouse Walkout Talks Arroser Over Arbitration
Washington report on a five month dispute at Westinghouse Electro Corp as 36 workers face nickel violence claims. Federal mediator worked through days seeking a settlement with the International Union of Electrical Workers. A tentative five year deal would raise hourly wages and end the strike that began October 17, affecting 65,000 workers.
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Mamucamye Ree
Washington
Westini
Itv
Federmediatorn
Weanling House Electro Corp
Atrike Ng International Union of Electrical Workers
TU Mere
Ttwax
Westingtoties
Wealinghouse
Corryites Aid Destitute Family After Hard Times
A Corry story notes relief for a poor family as nearly all needs are met. Local church groups First Methodist and Salvation Army provided food clothing and bedding. The father, recovering from pneumonia and previously refusing hospital care, shows improvement and may return to work in Garland on Monday.
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First Methodist Church
Avid Gt. Whiter Crouch
Silvation Army
Pinumonia
Cas Holly
Wid
Garland
Snowstorm Wrecks Travel As Toll Rises Across Northeast
A powerful winter storm battered the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, bringing snow sleet and rain and knocking out transportation. At least 26 people died as outages hit communications and power services, with widespread heavy snow across Ohio New York Massachusetts and New Jersey. Utilities warned of extended disruptions as crews worked amid downed lines and wrecked roads.
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Cate
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Doyles
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Reading
Allentown
Wilkes-Barre
Willan Barre
Raman
Arom
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Mule
Long Tad
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Utica
Montpelier
Tnyland
Horm
Maryland
West Virginia
Wis
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Newburgh
Gutfolk County
Sylvia
Long Island
Holger
Local Assault Case Reads Like Labored Trial Scrap
A garbled report notes WE Foreman cleared in an assault case with several names and roles: McGowan tied to a vehicular disturbance at the Sharon plant gate, Edward Marin charged with malicious mischief and facing trial Monday, while a shop steward and others are referenced in connection with the incident. The text remains unclear on outcomes beyond Foreman’s acquittal.
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