Bellport School Explosion Injures Over Fifty Students
In Bellport on Long Island a flash fire in the high school gym area wounded more than 50 students. Twenty were taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital within an hour. most injuries were smoke inhalation, shock, or cuts. No cause yet given. Police used station wagons to supplement ambulances as residents aided evacuees.
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Demos Press Urgency for Kennedy Tax Cut Bill Action
Democrats urged swift action on Kennedy tax cut proposals after a 6.1 percent February unemployment rate, the highest in 14 months. They cited jobs, production, and additional public works as needed, endorsing Ways and Means Committee hearings and quick passage to boost the economy.
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Red Troop Pullout Begun, Rusk Says
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said on Friday that the Communist struggle to seize South Viet Nam is under way and Soviet troops are in position to withdraw several thousand men within the next week. He also stated that the United States is turning an important corner as South Viet Nam forces now clearly have the initiative amid a broader nuclear test discussion. Flooding receded in much of the central U S but danger lingered in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Indiana with at least 18 deaths and millions in damage reported. Disaster areas were designated by the SBA for affected regions in the Ohio River basin.
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Budget Director Sees $6.9 Billion Incomes
Colorado budget director Don F. Shea projects a $6.923 billion state income for 1867-88 if trends hold, up from $3.35 billion in 1957-58, with population rising to 2,140,002 and per capita income at $3,325. Government operating expenses are forecast to climb from $56.306 million to $143.101 million, as Governor Love releases the chart.
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Flood Toll and Cold War Briefing Report
Article pieces report flood deaths in the East and a U S policy briefing. It covers budgets troop reductions and Soviet actions amid Cuban concerns with Rusk discussing projections and state plans while Ohio and Pennsylvania face ice jams and flood impacts.
Drainage District Footnote Petition Drive Cited
Albert Schneider leads opposition to the West Greeley Drainage District urging dissenters to sign petitions for federal funding repairs to flood damage. He notes progress but some residents remain uncontacted. local volunteers list area residents and contact numbers for petition submission.
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JFK Secrecy Plea Sparks Bipartisan Call to Silence
Congressional leaders react to Mabon's plea for discretion on American intelligence matters. McNamara urged caution over Soviet missile reports while Mansfield Jackson and others echoed the need to limit disclosures. The push seeks coordinated action to protect national intelligence amid tense debate on transparency.
Accident Helps Collect Old Bills In Miami Springs
Report from Miami Springs, Florida, details residents rushing to pay water bills at City Mall after an intelligence-led disruption caused a water line break. Weather notes, temperature readings, and forecast data appear in the same disjointed text as residents react to the outage and authorities investigate the unusual payment surge.
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Unemployment at six percent of the workforce
Washington reports the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate at 6 percent as February job data show an unexpected rise of about 246,000 in unemployment and a 4 percent idle rate, signaling a broader recession while Congress debates tax cuts and economy programs.
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Army Officers Seize Control In Syrian Coup
Syrian army officers led a revolution and claimed control while reports of street fighting reached Damascus. Western diplomats cited ambiguous signals as rebels broadcast from Damascus promising Arab unity and withdrawal from the region, with Turkey and Jordan nearby and Americans urged to stay alert.
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