Noon Stock Rally Amid Tragedy in Wheaton Plane Crash
A Wheaton Illinois plane crash ends in the deaths of a family of four and injuries to others while stock markets rise on steel and aviation optimism. The Associated Press says the crash area is secured as investigators recover two nuclear devices aboard the aircraft. A winter blizzard hinders ground searches, with Civil Air Patrol and state police aiding efforts in Hazard.
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Testimony Ties Baker to Land Venture and Smathers
The Rules Committee probes whether Baker’s dealings conflicted with his duties as Rep. Baker earned about 650 dollars a month assisting a defense plant and a vending machine company while Sen. George A. Smathers is named in the testimony. Milton Hautt, IRS veteran, says he helped Baker with federal tax returns.
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North Carolina plan to redraw Senate seats questioned
The proposed amendment would create one representative per county and boost Senate seats from 30 to 70 with population based allocation. Of 2.1 million registered voters only 250k to 450k were expected to vote. Opponents warned urban disenfranchisement while supporters said it would guarantee regional representation. Both sides noted the public knew little about the stakes.
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Storm Causes Transit Chaos and Deep Snow Across Region
A major winter storm paralysed Long Island and New England with heavy snowfall. Trains ran late and about 6,000 commuters sheltered in city hotels. Some 300 motorists were rescued from a Marine Park bridge area by Army trucks. Airports were closed and Newark Airport reported 15 inches of snow. Snow depths reached 12 inches in parts of New England with drifts up to five feet. In Ashland Wyoming 30 inches fell while Albany recorded 14 inches with cots in the Capitol corridors for lawmakers and about 100 state workers staying at employment offices.
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Kennedy Sails to Meet Sukarno amid Zanzibar Unrest
US Attorney General Kennedy departs for Tokyo to meet Indonesian President Sukarno over the Malaysia crisis as Zanzibar descends into upheaval. Rebels wearing Castro-like uniforms seize control. 63 Americans evacuated except two. Manley destroyer withdraws with remaining staff amid attacks and looting.
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Butts Libel Award Ruled Excessive by U S Judge
A federal judge ruled Wally Butts libel verdict excessive and granted Curtis Publishing a new trial unless Butts accepts a reduced sum. The court offered $460,000 instead of $3.06 million, stemming from a Saturday Evening Post article alleging a 1962 Georgia Alabama game fixing. Bryant faces a related suit. both deny conspiracy.
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