Nixon Opens Talk Heavily On Fresh Farm Program
Washington Nixon seeks a radical new farm program diverging from Eisenhower aides to court post nomination ideas. He has consulted Clifford Hope and may meet Milton Young as he weighs crop controls and flexible price support limits. Two Californians gather grassroots ideas as Nixon questions Benson proposals.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower Administration
Nixon
Clifford R. Hope
R-Kan
Milton Young
R-Nd
Hope
Young
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Ray Arbuthnot
Lavere
Warren Brock
el Centro
Arbuthnot
Brock
Middle West
Stolen Area Truck Found In Illinois
Park Pearl Cleaners theft case ends with recovery of a wayward truck in Palos Heights Illinois. FBI confirms the arrest of John Connors in connection with the theft. Driver Ray Writeman reported the loss after leaving the vehicle running at the Goodell Building while delivering laundry. A later tip placed the truck near a Cleveland motel before it disappeared again.
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Jamestown
Park - Pearl Cleaners
Stolen March Ltd
Palos Heights
Lauritz Nelson
FBI
John Connors
Ray Writeman
Goodell
Wallace Oldstram
Erickson
the Tuck
Cleveland
Boy Describes Gang Slaying Of Youth
In Adelphia AP report, 17 year old John Campiglia Jr lay dying on his sidewalk after a knife attack by a group of teens. A 14 year old admitted being present as the group assaulted the white youth. Investigators named several others at the scene while motive remained unclear.
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Adelphia
John Campiglia Sr
John Jr
John J. Kelly
Campiglia
Kelly
Supreme Court clears Sam Thompson in two fines case
In Louisville a long publicized case ends with the Supreme Court ruling no evidence supported two fines for Sam Thompson. The 46 year old, who has faced police attention over 70 arrests in 22 years, says he welcomed the publicity but fears future arrests while noting his shuffle dance led to disorderly conduct charges.
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Louisville
Shuffin’ Sant
U.S. Supreme Court
Sam ‘Thompson
Sam
Washington
Sam Doinz
Charze Pocuetes
Iim
Yap
Uke
Alyrius
Titusville Council narrowly halts curfew ordinance
Titusville City Council debated a new curfew ordinance last night. Council Bill 7 to amend the 1943 curfew ordinance was rejected after a 5-2 roll call with Mayo Somne and William J. Milliken voting in support and Robert H Comway Willi 19 Kriner and Paul P. Morse opposing.
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Counel
Conneil
Mayo
M. Somne
Chef
William J. Milliken
Robert H Comway
Willi
Kriner
Paul P. Morse
Beacon Newspapers President Dies in Wichita
Max M. Levant 67, longtime president and general manager of Beacon Newspapers Corp, died yesterday from a stroke. Born in Cincinnati, he helped found the Kansas papers and led the family business alongside his brothers John and Lewis. Levant had served as a prominent media figure since the 1980s.
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Newpaper Exec
Wichita
Kan
Max M. Levant
Beacon Newspaper’ Corp
Levand
Johneant
Cancer Drops In Stomach Up In Lungs
The National Cancer Institute chief reports a sharp fall in stomach cancer in the United States, with an offsetting rise in lung cancer. He notes overall cancer rates slighty up, mortality down, and survival improving as institute activities resume.
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Washingtuun
United States
Natonal Cancer Institute
Joh R. Heller
Srom
Heller
Hellet
Helier
Final Action Scheduled on Voting Rights
Action centers on a proposal to authorize court-appointed referees to oversee voter registration and voting for Black citizens. House leaders expect a final vote late today, with amendments possible. The referee plan mirrors a Justice Department proposal to curb discrimination and guide court orders.
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House
Justice Department
Liberator of the lubricated legions freed by California court
Emery T. Newbern a ship's navigator, jailed 38 times for common drunkenness, wins release after California Supreme Court rejects the term common drunk as a fixed medical meaning. Superior Court orders his freedom. 128 others jailed similarly in Los Angeles County remain subject to state law until statute change.
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Angeles
Emery T. Newbern
Beause
Newbern
California
Newhert
Fiind
Timi
Los Angeles County
District Attorney's
Ilo Morte
Lewislalure
Picketing Gains In North Convictions Mounting As Courts Rule On Negro Demonstrations
In eight weeks of sitdown protests, more than 1,000 arrests occurred in the North as courts clear a backlog. Memphis convicts number 37 for disorderly conduct after a sitdown at a white library. 36 fined 25 dollars each. A Negro editor paid 50 dollars for talking in public. A 2,000-strong rally pledges a three-week boycott during Easter shopping. Savannah sees 11 student arrests amid ongoing sit-ins. Georgia NAACP leaders urge boycotts of stores that deny service to Negroes. Petersburg and Norfolk leaders push open lunch facilities and peaceful marches in racially tense cities. Hartford NAACP schedules peaceful picketing of New England stores, with a broader boycott to follow.
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Nesto
Memphis
Tenn
Savannah
Georgia
W. W. Law
National Assn
Petersinne Va
Wyatt “Walker
Peters
Burg
AL Tallahassee
Pia
Congress of Racial Equallo
Len Holt
Norfolk
Hartford
Com
New England
NAACP
Art
Neevo
Not His Day Camden Doctor Burn Incident
William J. Healey, 93, stepped into a gallon can of paint while coming down a ladder in Camden. He tried to shake off the paint from his foot, fell near a stove, and sustained second and third degree burns on his right leg. He was admitted to a hospital in fair condition.
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Camden
N. J
William J. Healey
Peace maker slain in Arlington gang brawl
Franklin I Heal, 26, was stabbed to death in Arlington as he tried to protect customers during a conflict between Watertown and Arlington youths. Four youths were arrested after witnesses named three cars in which the attackers fled. Heal died near his home after leaving a coffee shop where he confronted the assailants.
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Arlington
Mars
Boston
Leon Tremage Gauss
Watertown
Egdes
Lre
Aire White
Franklin I.heal
Wamarrien
Theall
James Bray
Bray
Ets Bodiy
Illustrator dies in Greenville fashion photographer remembered
Martha Wynn Taylor, 7, a noted illustrator and fashion photographer for national magazines, died Sunday in Greenville Mississippi. She had worked in New York Chicago and Newport Rhode Island and was acclaimed for photographs of beautiful women and distinguished men.
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Greenville
Miss
Martha Wynn Taylor
New York
Chicago
Newport
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Florida
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Los Angeles
Richard A Cartington Jr
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