Storms Kill 26 In the Northeast and Mid Atlantic
A winter storm across the Northeast and Mid Atlantic caused at least 26 deaths as it dumped heavy snow and brought sleet and rain. Ohio and New York led death tolls with six each, while Connecticut, Maine, New Jersey, and others reported fatalities. High seas and gale winds damaged ships and forced air base tower abandonments along the coast.
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Norfolk
Iroun Montpelier
Maryland
Tennessee
West Virginia
Georgia
Strea
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh
N.Y
Suffolk County Air Force Base
Westhampton Beach
Etrusco
Sylvia
Coast Guard
New Jersey
Laura Lauro
Family Doctors Warn Social Security Critics
A spokesman for organized family doctors warned Social Security risks becoming a shaky cradle to grave program. Dr. Malcolm E. Phelps of the American Academy of General Practice urged a thorough review of the 21 year old system, noting rising costs and taxes as the only funding source. The academy with 721,000 members planned its eighth annual assembly outlining concerns about welfare legislation outpacing revenue sources.
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Malcom E. Phelps
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Phe
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Gl Admits Slaying Aged Woman in Ogdensburg
Police say 17 year old AWOL soldier Pvt Ronald Wayne Cooper confessed to beating and killing Mrs Ola Murdock, a partially blind widow, after being confronted with bloodstained clothes. The arrest followed a bus stop return from upstate New York and occurred as Mrs Murdock died from severe head and facial injuries. Cooper, from Ogdensburg, was in Army two months and held for homicide.
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Ola Murdock
Ronald Wayne Cooper
Upstate
Cooper
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Manhattan Republicans back Donovan for fourth term
Republican leaders in Manhattan's 18th District announce support for Democratic Rep. James G. Donovan to seek a fourth term in the upcoming November election.
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Manhattan
18Th
James G. Donovan
Four Navy Ships Grounded In Storm
Four Navy vessels including the frigate Willis A. Lee and destroyers M C Fox Fiske and Coolbaugh ran aground while moored during a storm near Newport Rhode Island. About 300 men were aboard each ship though no immediate danger reported. Fiske later refloated.
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Fiske
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Cottington Cove
Washington
Lebanon Quakes Kill 172 in Major Tremors
Beir ut Lebanon reports three strong quakes last night killed 172 across 25 towns and villages. Shiheem village suffered 30 deaths while Beirut escaped major damage as troops and police search rubble and government radio calls for calm.
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Recess Set In Farm Bill Study
Weary senators took a St Patrick’s Day break before resuming work on the omnibus farm bill late Monday. Majority Leader Lyndon B Johnson said final passage could not be predicted after nine hours of wrangling and voting, with the bill’s main business since February 22. Senator Dirksen indicated he would not challenge the two price plan for rice already included.
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Racial Question Dominates North Carolina Campaign
Racial segregation tops campaigning as Hodges defends keeping public school segregation while challengers such as Thomas Sawyer accuse him of lukewarm support. The issue spreads to lieutenant governor and U S House races with Whitfield and Deane among contenders.
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Whitfield
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
U. S. Supreme Court
Cooley
W. E. Debnam
Esterday
France moves to halt revolt in Algeria
Paris Premier Guy Mollet convened a special cabinet session to push emergency powers to pacify Algeria as clashes escalated. French troops were deployed to raise the 200,000 strong force. curfews and martial law were imposed while leaders promised reforms and a future vote.
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Guy Mollet
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Lacoste
Peach Growers Hope Dry Weather Saves Crops
Carolinas peach growers face a possible frost threat after a light frost touched young buds. Winds kept moisture from freezing, with lows near or just above freezing in the Sandhills and mountains. Growers report negligible damage and hope tonight's subfreezing temps are short.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
North Carolina
Ray Prince
Inman
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Leaks Signal Anti Stalin Protests From Soviet Union
New York reports detail harsh denouncements of Stalin by Nikita Khrushchev to 1300 delegates at the 20th Congress and rioting in Tiflis on March 8. The leaks come via diplomatic channels as Soviet media remains silent, signaling a potential broader disclosure.
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Soviet Union
Red
Joseph Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Stalin
Red Army
Tiflis
Moscow
Adlai Stevenson and Kefauver Campaign Minnesota Rally News
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver campaigned in Minnesota ahead of the state primary. Stevenson planned a major farm policy address in Moorhead as Kefauver toured the 9th District and planned a welcome for Congresswoman Coya Knutson. Snow delayed both leaders as crowds gathered in Moorhead Eveleth and Rochester venues.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Kefauver
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Mother Succumbs At Son's Trial
Rosa Carrier 71 died of a heart attack in a Louisville criminal court hearing for her son Roy Hooper 32 and grandson Dennis Blackerby 24 charged with auto theft. Judge L R Curtis continued the cases.
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Rosa Carrier
Ates
L. R. Curtis
Roy Hooper
Dennis Blackerby
Sunday Enterprise previews set as tomorrow features
The Sunday Enterprise promises stories tomorrow on a funeral home owners recruiting an ambulance chaser, High Point wartime camp history at Camp Fisher, the indispensable Credit Bureau for merchants, and peacetime Arctic maneuvers with a GI from the Point area.
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