Demos Speak On Issues Cites Farm, Unemployment, Social Security
Three Democratic hopefulsSenators Symington Humphrey Kennedyfocused their Saturday night campaigns on farm problems unemployment and Social Security Across Sioux Falls Madison and Phoenix they urged farm program reforms aid to rural areas and Social Security revamping Kennedy called for higher benefits and health coverage for over 65 Humphrey pressed for full employment law enforcement and job creation Symington urged crop controls and farm conservation while Nixon associates hinted at a California primary strategy.
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Associated Press
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Sioux Falls
M.D
Hubert HW. Humphrey
Madison
W. Va
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Phoenix
Ariz
Symington
Democratic Party
Vlec
Humphrey
West Virginia
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Stade
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Nes Moines
Iowa
National
California
Nixon
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Des Moines
Ned Cushing
Midwest Federation of College Young Republican Clubs
Eisenhower
Jacksonville
Fla
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
U.S
Sehimortal
Convict Tyson Dies Amid Escape Attempt at Temple
The Bureau of Investigation states Ty Tyson killed himself in a temple after twisting a belt around a stolen gun’s trigger to avoid capture. He had been sought after following the stabbing of his wife and the rape of two women. a $500 reward was offered for his capture. The prisoner, marked outlaw, was found dead, and his wife suffered stab wounds.
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Bureau of Investigation
Tyhor
Tyson
Polk
Clyde Farrell
Weather Outlook Mixed Snow Flurries and Showers Nationwide
The outlook calls for snow flurries in northern New England and New York, plus central and western Pennsylvania. Expect showers in Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas, with mostly fair weather elsewhere. Warmer conditions will prevail around the Lakes, Ohio, Tennessee and upper and middle Mississippi Valleys, colder in northern and southern Atlantic states and parts of the Rockies.
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Mississippi
Atlantic
Rockies
Boy Kenny Brown Performs Israeli Rhapsody With Philadelphia Orchestra
Eight year old Kenny Brown dazzled a full Academy of Music crowd as the Philadelphia Orchestra under William Smith featured his piano piece Israeli Rhapsody. Judges praised its mood and originality while Kenny, shy yet proud, spoke of music first and his dream to grow beyond this single triumph.
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Russell Landstrom
Philadelphia
Kenneth Brown
Philadelphia Orchestra
William Smith
Academy of Aytats
Kenny Brown
Smith
Tiny Kenny
Rhapsody
Kenny
Peg Cer Sa
Kennedy
Nenny
Beaty
Music Soothes Jivey Beans In Science Fair Win
An eighth grader from Beaufort won first place at the Eastern South Carolina Science Fair with an experiment on how music and noise affect bean plant growth. Four groups of lima beans received identical moisture but varied audio exposure including jazz, classical music, engines, and silence, yielding markedly different growth rates and suggesting sound influences plant development.
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Charleston
Beethoven
Beaufort
Mark Keyserfing
South Carolina
Memminger Auditorium
Elvis
Keyserling
Sebring
Fla
Weather spread freezes across eastern half of United States
Cold air from Canada kept the eastern half of the United States in a chilly grip with freezing temperatures and snow. The Midwest faced river flooding as Mississippi and Missouri crested. Red Cross reported over 8,000 homes and 2,000 other buildings damaged in eight state flood areas.
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Canada
United States
Lower
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Central Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Kane
Pennsylvania
Binghamton
N. Y
Olean
Texas
Louisiana
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Midwest
Mississippi
Missouri
Hannibal
St. Louis
Cairo
Ill
Red Cross
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Lake Says NAACP Enemy of Races in Gastonia
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr I Beverly Lake told a Gastonia audience that the NAACP is the enemy of both the Negro and white races. He warned the state faces an attack from a New York group and urged preserving public schools while opposing tax breaks to lure industry. He criticized teacher pay discussions and claimed strong opposition to the NAACP.
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Gastonia
N.C
I. Beverly Lake
Politica
NAACP
Lake
Raleigh
Wake Forest Law School
New York
The
National Assn
Sanford
Henry Hall Wilson
Laurette Taylor still seen as NAACP rise eyed
The AP reports Laurette Taylor famed stage star known for Peg O’ My Heart and The Old Lady speaks for North Carolina Negroes, with Dwight Taylor criticizing NAACP influence on Broadway prospects in North Carolina. Sponsors included Terry Sanford.
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New York
Laurette Taylor
Land
Judy Holliday
NAACP
Blood and Thunder
North Carolina
Dwight Taylor
Lake
Charles A. Taylor
Miss Taylor
Terry Sanford
Three Men Buried In Mine Slide In Maryland
In Kitzmiller, Maryland, three men were buried alive by a cave in at the Paugh coal mine near town. Victims were John Leroy Paugh, 50, owner. Leo Paugh, 21. and Alien Harvey, 40, all of Kitzmiller. Paugh’s son Lawrence, 18, and brothers Marvin J. Paugh, 21, and Joseph Harvey survived or aided in the frantic rescue. Authorities investigated cause as unsure. rescue teams recovered the bodies.
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Kitzmiller
Paugh
Maryland
Vicims
John Leroy Paugh
Leo Paugh
Alien Harvey
Lawrence
Marvin J. Paugh
Joseph Harvey
Allen
Young Paugh
Peach Trees Bloom Near Candor At North Carolina Capitol
Peach trees are blooming near Candor in Moore County, North Carolina, expected to reach peak next weekend if weather stays favorable. The annual bloom draws heavy tourist traffic along highways US 226 and US 1, and highlights the region as a peach capital.
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Candor
N.C
North Carolina
U.S. 226
U.S. Au
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American Assembly
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Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Fred Rupenthal
Parks and Recreation Department
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Wayne Baldwin
High Point
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