U S Satellite Fails to Go Into Orbit
Cape Canaveral reports Explorer Will, a 35 pound radiation study satellite, failed to reach orbit after a successful four stage Juno II lift off. NASA cites possible ignition failure in upper stages and will issue a further update.
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AF Plane Vanishes Over West Virginia Mountains
A twin engine Air Force plane with three men and a woman aboard is missing and presumed down in the snowy mountains of eastern West Virginia. The Civil Air Patrol said the craft was en route from Florence, South Carolina, to Columbus, Ohio and was piloted by Captain George Barbour, 34, of Florence, an Air Force liaison officer for the South Carolina CAP wing.
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Cold spell eyed for Kenosha with chilly Thursday
The weather bureau warns of colder conditions in Kenosha with a partly cloudy, cooler Thursday. Yesterday saw a high of 34 and a night low of 12. Today's noon readings were 26 at Southport 31 Downtown and 32 at American Motors. Tonight’s low expected 18 to 25 with Thursday’s high 25 to 30. Sunrise 5 50 sunset 6 06.
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Cuban Press Accuses Burke of Aiding Castro Foes
Havana reports in La Calle claim the U S Navy chief Adm Arleigh Burke met with anti Castro leader Jose E Pedraza and offered submarines to aid a Pedraza led invasion. The paper cites the incident as part of a broader U S complicity in attacks on Cuba.
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World War I Hero Seeks Social Security Benefits
Alvin York, a famed World War I hero, files for social security after government claims an $85,442 income tax debt. York, 72, has been bedfast at his Pall Mall, Tennessee home since a 1952 stroke.
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York
House civil rights bill nears passage after late move blocked
Washington (UPI) a last minute bid to broaden the House civil rights bill was ruled out of order clearing the way for final passage by sundown. The bill would protect Negro voting rights ban interference with school integration by force or threats and authorize court appointed referees to safeguard voting access.
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UPI
House
Samuel L. Devine
Rohio
Francis E. Walter
Devine
J. Carlton Loser
D-Tenn
Senate
Eisenhower
Tax Changes From Home Improvements
Kenosha assessor Frank Harvell explains which remodeling jobs raise property value and taxes. Structural changes such as additions, new rooms, bathrooms, or upgraded heating and roofing increase assessment. cosmetic updates like paint or installed trim generally do not.
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Khrushchev Says Russia Never Used Underground Tests
Khrushchev in Paris says the Soviet Union has never conducted underground nuclear tests and has no plan to do so. He notes acceptances of Anglo American disarmament proposals and proposes joint detection methods, as he arrives for an 11 day state visit under tight security with De Gaulle.
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UPI
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Violence Flairs as South African Negro Strikes Grow
Amid rising protests over passes for nonwhites, African workers in Cape Town and Vereeniging increasingly stay off jobs. Police gunfire in Lang a and Nyanga West leaves many dead or wounded as international criticism mounts against Verwoerd’s government.
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Pan-Africanist Party
Nelson Won’t Predict Wisconsin Presidential Primary
Gov. Gaylord Nelson said he has not predicted the April 5 Wisconsin primary outcome. He rejected a magazine report claiming he forecast John Kennedy would win 56 percent against Hubert Humphrey, saying the claim has no foundation and the race could go either way.
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UPI
Gaylord Nelson
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Hubert Humphrey
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Memorial Rites For Air Dead In Indiana Crash
In Tell City Indiana a memorial service and burial marked the deaths of 63 people from a Northwest Airlines turbo prop crash. Mourners attended a four faith ceremony at Greenwood cemetery near the crater site where the fuselage buried itself. Indiana Gov Harold W Handley and airline officials joined relatives as investigators sought a cause for the plunge.
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High Winds and Ice Freeze Great Lakes Shipping Start
The Great Lakes shipping season opens amid heavy winds and ice. The tanker Imperial Wind sor remained stuck on the St. Clair River until a U S Coast Guard cutter freed her and escorted her to Wind sor. Ice depths reached 8 to 30 inches in Lake St Clair with 5 inches of snow. Lake Erie remain ice covered as temperatures resemble mid winter. Seaway set to open April 15.
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Berserk airman kills two at Bermuda base
At Kindley Air Force Base in Bermuda an air policeman went berserk spraying a 45 caliber submachine gun. M/Sgt Irby N. McNeill and S/Sgt Dino P. Martelli were killed. S/Sgt George N. Baxter was wounded. Air policeman William M. Cook was subdued after a struggle by M/Sgt Lawrence W. Harman Jr. All involved were members of the base air police.
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Bermuda
UPI
U.S
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William M. Cook
Bronx
New York
Irby N. McNeill
Jemison
Ala
Dino P. Martelli
Ardmore
Okla
George N. Baxter
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Lawrence W. Harman Jr
Arlington
Calif
McNeill
Baxter
Seaplane Missing After Flight From Egypt
A seaplane with eight Americans and one Italian vanished today between Luxor and Jerusalem. Embassy officials said seven or all of the Americans are kin of Shearer Kendall of Laverne California, Kendall an independent travel film producer.
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Insurance For Aged Given Study
Secretary Flemming told the House Ways and Means Committee that the administration is studying a program where federal and state governments would cover major health insurance costs for the aged. He urged that states pay their fair share while noting no final financing plan exists. He also proposed to raise disability eligibility by removing the age 50 rule and to increase survivor benefits for children of deceased workers to three quarters of the worker’s benefit, with current rules revised to reach that level.
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Arthur S. Flemming
Congress
Flemming
Houseways and Means Committee
Missing Ridley Park toddler prompts 13 state alert
A 14 month old girl Donna Marie Paoli was reported missing from her home in suburban Ridley Park by a young maid. Ridley Park police said the child was discovered missing by her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Paoli early today.
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UPI
Ridley Park
Donna Marie Paoli
Peter Paoli
Bulganin Retired Returns to Moscow Ailing Former Premier
Reliable informants report Nikolai Bulganin, weakened by battles with illness and the anti party group, has retired on a pension and returned to Moscow.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Soviets Open to Inspect Troop Cuts with Limits
Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin told a disarmament conference that international inspectors could verify reductions in arms and forces but must not determine the remaining strength of Soviet forces. He warned that attempts to quantify forces beyond agreed cuts would amount to espionage and violate trust.
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UPI
Valerian Zorin
Undersea quake off northern Japan reported by agency
Tokyo's Central Meteorological Agency reported a strong undersea earthquake about 140 miles off the Pacific coast of northern Japan. No casualties or damage reported.
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