Campus Disorder Probe Opens As Senate Weighs Influences
Washington AP report says Sparkman leads investigation into campus protests tied to communist influence. Mansfield cautions federal help to curb violent demonstrations while noting rioting may be a state concern, with talks of new legislation and hearings planned for May.
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New Money Crisis Growing In Europe
European finance jitters rise as the French franc faces renewed devaluation fears. The pound and dollar weaken while gold hits new highs. France braces for a 1 day general strike and De Gaulle's televised address to explain government wage policies. Electrical workers will restore power before the speech.
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Violent March Blizzard Strands Kansas Travelers
A severe Kansas blizzard isolated Dodge City, knocked buses off roads, and cut power across Wichita and nearby towns. Eight inches of snow fell in places, winds topped 59 mph, and a man from White City froze to death after his car stalled north of Junction City. Civil Defense moved to assist hospital staff and stranded motorists as outages affected several thousand homes and businesses.
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