Kennedy Cant Win Said By Humphrey In West Virginia
In Charleston West Virginia Senator Hubert H Humphrey declared that if Kennedy secures the Democratic nomination he cannot defeat the Republican in November He cited Kennedy campaign themes and criticized his record on taxes housing and public works He also noted Kennedy s Roman Catholic faith addressing voters on broadcast television in Huntington Kennedy contends he has not won broad Catholic support though West Virginia is about 4.9 percent Catholic The contest heads into the West Virginia primary with both candidates intensifying campaigns across industrial sites and plant gates
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Charleston
W. Va
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Kennedy
West Virginia
West
Humphrey
Charlestown
Huntington
Bava
Bach
Truman
Poitier
Oenly
West Va
Washington Area Crash Takes 2 Lives
A two-vehicle collision on U S 40 near Washington PA killed two youths and injured two others. Car driver Kenneth G Moore 20 of Claysville died at Washington Hospital and passenger Richard L Main 17 of Claysville died at Mercy Hospital after four hours. Pickup driver Joseph Flint 27 of St Charles I was treated and released in fair condition, trapped 45 minutes.
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Washington, Pa
Kenneth G. Moore
Claysville
R. D
Washington Hospital
Richard L. Main
Claysprille
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Moore
U. S. 40
Pennsylvania
Joseph Flint
St. Charles I
Funeral services for pioneer Meadville physician Mary Campbell
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Dr. Mary M Campbell a pioneer Meadville physician who died Saturday in City Hospital at age 82 after two weeks hospitalization for a hip fracture from a fall.
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Meadville, Pa
Mary M.campbell
Meadville
City Hospital
Soviet autos in USA spark cold war style test drive
In Altoona and New York coverage, Republicans vow to resist tax increases amid a projected 20 to 100 million deficit, while a New York City test drive of the Moskvitch frames East West tensions. The piece blends political budget debate with a light auto feature about Soviet cars and their American model plans.
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USA
Altoona
Republi
Cians
W. Stuart Helm
Armstrong
Lawrence
Helm
Blair County
House
GOP
New York
Broadway
Kittanning Lad Drowns In River
Richard Wright ten of Kittanning fell from a retaining wall into the Allegheny River and drowned. William Puchta twenty one of Kittanning tried to save him by reaching with a fishing pole, grabbed a dangling chain and was pulled to safety. Ford Fairlane Silver Special offered at McGill Motors. H C Rifle Club Party tonight.
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Kittanning, Pa
lRichard Wright
Kittanning
Allegheny River
William Puchta
Kitttanning
Wright Lad
Puchta
West Virginia race shows wives in the spotlight
In Charleston West Virginia Sens John F Kennedy and Hubert H Humphrey court voters ahead of Tuesday's primary with wives joining receptions and campaigns. Jackie Kennedy and Mrs Humphrey draw attention as families push for support, while Kennedy’s relatives accompany him on bus tours and meet many voters.
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Arthur Edson
Charleston
W. Va
Sens
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mina
West Virginia
Mary
Mrs. Kennedy
Jackie
Jack Kennedy
Lincoln
Humphrey
Russians Question Distance Russians Question Distance
AP dateline Moscow Pravda the Communist party newspaper said Francis Powers jet flight over Soviet territory proves need for high vigilance against attack Some citizens worried it penetrated deep into Soviet airspace Pravda denounced the U S State Department explanation as im pudent and cynical and denied other nations carried out aerial espionage Pravda noted intelligence gathering by all nations and said the Soviet Union has not lagged behind in this field The piece referenced the Powers case and the Allied victory anniversary with a Washington dispatch claiming espionage information was collected by the plane
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Francis G. Powers
U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Germany
Washington
State Department
State Tax Totals Top Neighbors
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania led among neighboring states in the share of personal income paid to state taxes, at 3.74 percent from an average income of 2127 dollars. New York higher taxes at 3.72 percent with income 4585 dollars, and Delaware 5.4 percent. Other neighbors New Jersey 2.2 percent and Ohio 3.4 percent.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U. S. Commerce Department
New York
Ohio
New Jersey
Delaware
Spangler Man Killed By Auto
Peter Zamak aged 67 was struck by a car Saturday and died Sunday at Miners Hospital. A retired coal miner from Bakertown he suffered a skull fracture and other injuries. An inquest will be held.
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Spangler
Peter Zamak
Miners’ Hospital
Zamak
Bakertown
Clothes Dryer Fire at Bowman Residence in Indiana
Firefighters responded to an alarm shortly before 1 p.m. today at the R. L. Bowman residence 336 South Ith Street where a clothes dryer reportedly caught fire. No serious damage was reported.
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Indiana
R. L. Bowman
South Ith St
Propaganda Victory Seen For Khrushchev Ahead of Summit
Moscow radio claimed U.S. military activity, including a spy plane over the Soviet Union, risked calamity and blamed Washington for war bloc policy. Radio Peiping echoed that Eisenhower officials started a Cold War machine. Western editorials saw Khrushchev scoring a major propaganda victory before the Paris summit.
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London
Moscow Radio
U. S
Soviet Union
Hiseilowver
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Tadic
Pentagon
Washington
U.S
Intelligence Service
Peiping
Red
Huge Stones Fall in Johnstown Wall Collapse Traps Street
About 30 stones weighing a ton each crashed onto McConaughy Street in Johnstown's West End when a wall along a ramp to Brownstown Bridge failed. The debris blocked the street and damaged a house while power lines went down. No injuries were reported as trains were slowed for checks. Authorities cited two days of steady rain as the likely cause of the collapse.
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Johnstown
McConaughy Street
West End
Browntown Bridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nashville Train Sniper Sought In double-figures shootings
Nashville police and Louisville & Nashville workers hunted a gunman after rifle fire hit five trains since last Thursday. A sniper damaged cabs and windows injuring a fireman and a service station employee. Police saw no clear motive beyond anti rail sentiment.
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Nashville, Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
W. R. Harris
Carl Crabtree
Louisville
Mike Johns
L&n
Johns
Joe R. Ridley
L&n Police
Nashville
Snow and Rain Strike Erie County Community
Snow mixed with rain fell in Corry Pennsylvania today as temperatures dropped to 32 degrees. Local crews monitor icy patches and officials urge caution for motorists and pedestrians.
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Corry, Pa
Erie County
Health secretary razed over Eisenhower plan, Pearson says
Drew Pearson reports that the Secretary of Health is attacked for Eisenhower's health plan. See page 8. Indiana State wins a doubleheader over the weekend with coverage on sports pages 10 and 11. Also note crosswords, editorial, hospital notices, obituaries, and other briefs on page 4.
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Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Indiana State
Eisenhower convenes NSC amid spy plane incident
President Eisenhower ordered a special NSC meeting to discuss the American spy plane shootdown by the Soviet Union as the United States admitted the aircraft was on a spying mission. White House secretary Hagerty denied the timing tied to the incident and noted Eisenhower’s Paris trip to meet Khrushchev could push for more openness on military secrecy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
White House
James C. Hagerty
NSC
Soviet Union
United States
Hagerty
Paris
Don Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Federal aid could help hospital hero
Senator Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania said Indiana Hospital would receive 250000 if Hill Burton federal aid is approved, part of 16428194 allocated to Pennsylvania hospitals this term. Clark notes yearly Eisenhower budgets below authorized 210 million while urging full funding for phase two and three of renovations.
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Joseph $. Clark
de Pa
Indiana Hospital
Cone Bress
Pennsylvania
Senate
Clark
Eisenhower
Mack Wing
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Hill-Burton
Congress
Chester Hospital
Sewickley
Latrobe Hospital
Geisinger Hospital
Danville
Indiana Hosepital
Butler Hospital
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