Alaskan Lottery Bill Moves Through Senate
The Alaska State Senate advanced a bill 18-3 to regulate certain forms of gambling including raffles and lotteries. The measure targets church and fraternal events and winter derbies, with House action anticipated and officials warning of increased enforcement of gambling laws. Senator Moody leads the push, arguing tighter rules curb nonpro fits and charity gambling. opponents fear broader legalization.
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State Senate
Tanana
Nenana
Ainkess Ae
Giber Rmiker
Aloni
Ralph Moody
Anchorage
Nnt
Moody
Senate
US missile buildup eyed as race with USSR unfolds
Washington reports say the United States remains committed to high missile production into the next several years. Air Force officials warned rapid expansion cannot be turned on or off, and that Soviet numbers may surpass U.S. next year. Critics say defense funding faces political pressures amid the space and defense committees scrutiny.
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Elise
House
Soviet Union
Schrieger
Uies
Wen
U.S.S.R
Schriever
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Power
Enhower
Thomas
Geo. Nathan Twiniierman
Dipint
Staf
Retriever
James G. Fullon
R-Pa
White House
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Two Haters Are Jailed In Cologne Case
In Cologne Germany two young Germans Arnald Strunk a baker and Paul Schoenen 25 were sentenced by the State Court to prison for aiding Strunk in defacing a temple and spreading anti Jewish outbursts tied to the Christmas Eve incident. Strunk said he wanted to draw attention to the Jewish danger while Schoenen claimed he urged a smear against Nazi victims believing it would soil the German people.
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Cologne
Germany
Arnald Strunk
Paul Schoenen
Strunk
Bull of Rights Fails Driver
An incoherent OCR fragment reports a driver named Baum being detained after refusing identification at a city intersection. It mentions jail, charges of diserete conduct, and police actions, with unclear names and places. The text is garbled and lacks coherent claims or dates.
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Marcus
Gaianictille
Cosigting
Italy
Monest Memmi
Tina Veit
Baum
Israeli Syrian clash reported near demilitarized line
AP dispatch from Jerusalem cites sporadic small arms fire near the demilitarized zone with no Israeli casualties. Cairo papers predict limited action and note rumors of French support, while observers log heavy troop movements toward Beersheba and along the Syria-Israel frontier.
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Tarael
Sea of Ing
Tawafil
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Ian Press
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Cairo
Israel
United Arab Republic
Akhbar Elyim
France
Isyack
Beersheba Recio
Syrmupisraell
Gronchi to Make Six Day Soviet Union Visit
President Giovanni Gronchi of Italy plans a six day visit to the Soviet Union. The state trip aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and discuss economic and cultural exchanges amid Cold War tensions in Moscow.
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Moscow
Giovanni Gronchi
Soviet Union
Mystery shooting wounds two Chester patrons
At about 10 am at the Transit Bar 816 WW end St in Chester two men were wounded. Bartender Dominic Lombardo 60 of 304 West Oak Street was admitted in fair condition with a gunshot wound to the left thigh. Patron Willie Juan 121 Lewis Jr was grazed on a finger and treated at Chester Hospital. Detectives Welr and Wright investigated as the status of Dunn remained unclear.
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Chester
End St
Dominic Tonbarda
Wo Stink
John Welr
Norbert Wright
Dunn
Julius Corbitt
Lloyd St
Lombardo
Ge Hospital
Tees
Tnck Dunn
Chessman Ruling Due On Monday
U S Ninth Circuit Chief Justice Chamber will decide by Monday morning whether to send Daryl Chessman’s stay appeal back to the appeals court. If granted, the 28 year old condemned man faces delay of his Feb 19 death in the San Quentin gas chamber for a 1948 kidnapping with bodily harm.
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Tucson
Ariz
Daryl Chessman
Richard H. Chamber
U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Chessman
Appeals Court
San Quentin
Calif
Gos
Los Angeles
LS. Supreme Court
Chambers
Califorrnia
Nan
George P. Davis
A.L. Wirin
Davis
White Virin
American Civil Liberties Union
Arlo E. Smith
California
Tiniy Handel
Denis
Ernest R. Perry
Stanley Fraser
Weather Forecast Seeing Wide Cold and Warm Trends
Weather summary notes snow flurries tonight in the lower Great Lakes region upper Michigan western Wyoming and northern Utah with rain and showers along the north central Pacific Coast and Great Basin. Colder air expected along the Atlantic Coast and northern states from Michigan to the Rockies, while a warming trend moves into the southern Plains and western Washington.
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Upper Michi-gan
Wyoming
Utah
Pacific Coast
Great Basin
Atlantic Coast
Michigan
Rockies
Plains States
Washington
Tougher Traffic Safety Will Hit Pocketbooks
Pennsylvania highway safety chief D Shipley unveils a tougher program tying auto insurance premiums to three year traffic violation records for all drivers. He notes the plan aims to deter accidents, with the impact already under consideration by insurers and government agencies.
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Gav. Lawrence
Taugher
D. Shipley
Scien
Shipley
Pennsylvania
Elmer Transeau
Transeau
Shiley
Chew
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn
Sies
Gnee
Clearing Skies Expected in County After Rain
A low pressure system moved from northwest Florida toward Ohio bringing rain tonight. About a half inch fell, causing slick roads. Sundy’s outlook calls for clearing skies, fair and mild with a high near 50 and a low around 35.
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Florida
Ohio
Asher
Destroyer Daly Returns With Three Survivors From Disaster
NORFOLK VA AP The destroyer Daly arrived with three of the five survivors from Thursday’s disaster in which ten sailors were swept from deck by a huge swell. Two others were rescued by the tanker Alabama. One man was killed. An air sea search will continue. The Daly, with two other destroyers, heads for Norfolk to join the Reserve Fleet after a high speed run to assess repairs.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Rollet
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Sonarman 3
Alvin Alen Saunders
Bethlehem
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Murray, Hil
Larry Richard Holland
Joy
Texas
Five Wipes Out Family in Philadelphia Fire
Police report a northeast Philadelphia family of four perished in a house fire that filled the living room with dense smoke and heat. Victims are Peter Danksha 44 his wife Tana 40 and their children Kathleen 5 and Mary Ellen 10. Fire began on a sofa. no survivors. Neighbor found the blaze.
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Philadelphia
Philadel
Peter Danksha
Noartistown
Tana
Kathleen
Mary Ellen
Thomas Gleason
Danksha
Gleason
Neighber
County Church Takes Stand On Blue Laws
In Tudley Township Pennsylv a Presbyterian session declares blue laws banning Sunday activities outmoded and impractical. The Rev Robert Kety Jr explains the stance does not push a wide open Sunday but urges inner conviction and Sabbath renewal. The resolution cites historic opposition to civil enforcement of faith and calls teaching members about God’s day.
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Tudley
Leiper Presbyterian
Robert Kety Jr
Sniper Wounds Two Pedestrians at Empire State Building
In New York a mystery sniper shot two people near the Empire State Building entrance during a three hour span. Kathleen Cleary, 45, Brooklyn, was hit in the hip and treated at Roosevelt Hospital. Koule Kyvik, 59, Brooklyn, sustained a shoulder wound and was hospitalized at Long Island College Hospital. Police searched Midtown Manhattan with no clue.
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New York
Empire State Building
Midtown Manhattan
Kathleen Cleary
Brooklyn
34Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Kyvik
Long Islan College Hospital
Aspirants wooing the West in Western Democratic confab
The Associated Press reports several Democrats wooing the West for the presidential bid while Richard Nixon tours Los Angeles. Nixon defends his tie breaking vote against broader federal aid for schools. In Albuquerque the Western conference hears Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey as Kennedy tours Indiana and West Virginia seeking primaries. Johnson says he is not a candidate but may accept a draft. He rejects being labeled a Southern conservative, calling himself liberal and progressive.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Albuquerque
N.M
Nixon
Los Angeles
Ile
W Nixon
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Hubert H. Mumphrey
D-Minn
John P. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Indiana
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Bismarck
N.C
Ofler
CIHEF
Johnson
Mmade
Credit Union Officer Held For Court
James F. Boyle, 35, president of the Publicker Philadelphia Federal Credit Union at Publicker Industries, is held for federal court on charges of embezzling 2122 dollars from the credit union he led. He worked as a foreman in labeling at the Delaware Avenue plant and was arrested there. Bail set at 300 dollars after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner W. Halton Spar.
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Westbroo
Park
Carl E. Meinrich
Philadephia
FBI
James F. Boyle
Magnolia Avenue
Boyle
Publicker
Philadelphia
Publicker Industries, Inc
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