John O Hara Works Harder At 55 To Write Best Yet
Princeton based author John O Hara, inked by AP, says he writes five years apart due to taxes and public weariness but already finished a second novel and plans a third. He works four to five hours nightly, fueled by coffee, despite a back ailment, aiming to depict life with honesty and without campaign politics. He lives near Princeton and carries a distinctive car, reflecting his varied past as soda clerk to reporter.
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John O'Hara
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O'Tiara
Trinceton University
Cold Weather Fails to Stop Cleveland Builder's Work
Cleveland builder Robert Brown kept construction moving through winter by erecting a 1200 pound warm inflatable nylon shelter 100 feet by 50 feet, covering building sites for 21 days last winter as he did in the prior summer.
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UPI
Robert Brown
Business gifts to colleges rise with 1955 increase noted
Elevating trends show gifts to colleges and universities growing rapidly. Projections for 1909 are incomplete, but 1955 gifts from 34 firms reached 349.7 million, up 20.1 million in two years, according to the Council for Financial Aid to Education.
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UPT
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Primaries Focus as Nation Eyes Indiana Ohio and DC
Voters head to five primaries today shaping presidential, congressional, and governor contests. Nixon and Kennedy face limited opposition with delegate pledges at stake in Indiana and Ohio, while DC and Alabama highlight Democratic electors and Southern civil rights themes.
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Kennedy
Massachusets
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Nixon
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Humphrey Y
Minnesota
Wayne Morse
Gregan
Michael V. DiSalle
Disqile
Kenney
Kennery
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Still Firemen Helpers on Electric Locomotives Identified
Firemen helpers on electric and motor locomotives are identified as firemen since 1910 in a document signed by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen with roads.
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Jroads
Eisenhower presses for support to halt foreign aid cut
President Eisenhower urged public backing to stop a proposed 2.9 billion dollar reduction in foreign aid, warning of calamitous results. He praised Senate approval of a ceilings bill while stressing actual funding would be set by future appropriation.
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Het Gaid
Seven Win In River Ice Pool
UPI reports the Lani River ice pool broke at 10:12 p.m. EDT Monday, sending seven winners to share a $10000 prize amid a dramatic collapse. Electronic timing tracked the break as a large ice chunk demolished a rig. spectators had wagered on the day hour and minute of the ice’s spring break.
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Alasxi
UPI
Lani
Iwwae
Nenana
New Russian Military Chief Appointed Amid Health Concerns
MOSCOW AP reports Marshal M. Vl. Zakharov, former commander of Soviet troops in East Germany, replaces Musial V. D. Sokolovsky as chief of the general staff. Sokolovsky, 63, is reportedly retired due to ill health.
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M. Vl. Zakharov
Germany
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Nixon Aims for Moderate Civil Rights Plank
Washington AP reports Nixon aims to include a moderate civil rights plank based on Eisenhower proposals, with parts in and out of the current bill awaiting signature. Nixon expects to gain Southern electoral votes by adopting a cautious civil rights stance amid party splits and after vice president Johnson’s absence from vote notes.
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Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
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Alty
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Kennedy
Kennedy and Nixon clash over civil rights in key party debate
The article outlines Kennedy's stance on civil rights and opposition to certain riders, while Nixon is framed as promising federal support for school integration and equal rights. It notes Senate action, party dynamics, and the campaign’s focus on who will uphold civil rights, with references to amendments and legislative maneuvers.
Nixon heads committee to end contract discrimination
Nixon now leads a committee created by presidential order aimed at eliminating racial discrimination in government contract administration and execution.
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Nixon
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