Keating charges 17000 Russians remain in Cuba
Sen. Kenneth B. Keating told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that new Soviet arrivals in Cuba have kept pace with departures, estimating about 17 000 remain. He urged bipartisan policy and criticized Kennedy’s Cuba plan while citing undisclosed sources. The remarks followed Kennedy’s claim of troop withdrawals and questioned U.S. surveillance effectiveness on Cuba and Caribbean waters.
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Keating
Washington
Kennedy
Sen
Kenneth
B. Keating
New York
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Wn Kennedy
U.S
Cuban
Caribbean
Third District GOP Changes Endorsement
Delegates to the Republican Third Congressional District caucus voted to require a 60 percent delegate vote for endorsing any congressional candidate. The move could influence the state party’s constitution at Oshkosh next month, where retention, opposition, or 60 percent endorsement after two ballots may be decided. Roy Koop of Platteville was re elected as chairman and Mrs. John Bosshard of La Crosse as vice chairwoman. A resolution praised state party chairman Claude Jasper of Madison, who is not seeking re election.
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Oshkosh
Roy Koop
Platteville
John Bosshard
la Crosse
Claude Jasper
Madison
Sale Of Colored Oleo OK'd By Minn House
In St Paul Minnesota the House approves a bill to allow sale of colored oleo by 78 to 55 margin and sends it to the Senate. The measure imposes a ten cent per pound tax on colored oleo and exempts uncolored oleo while project ing two point six million dollars in yearly revenue. The House also passes an increase in the state gasoline tax by one cent a gallon to accompany amendments.
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St, Paul
Senate
Jack Davies
Minneapolis
House
Bids Sought for $1.2 Million St Marys Hospital Annex
Sparta Wisconsin bids will be advertised for a remodeling and addition project at St Marys Hospital totaling 1.2 million dollars. A laymen's committee oversees the process with Lorin Smith as president A N Wall as vice president and Mrs William Barney as secretary.
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Sparta
Wis
Estella
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lorin, Smith
A. N. Wall
William Barney
Mystery substance slows cancer growth in lab studies
Dr Jorgen Fogh of Sloan Kettering Institute reports a mysterious factor in lab flasks that inhibits human cancer cell growth while not harming normal or other human cells. The fluid, produced across seven cancer cell types, may enter cancer cells and alter their life processes, with further study planned.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Jorgen Fogh
Fogh
New York
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Sunday closing bill passes House amid local rule clash
The Minnesota House approved a statewide Sunday closing measure 91 to 37, adding an amendment that it supersedes all local ordinances. The debate highlighted fears it targets large retailers while allowing small family shops to stay open with limits, and religious exemptions for some venues.
State Assembly Kills Reynolds Tax Bill
The Republican majority in the Wisconsin Assembly rejected Gov. John W. Reynolds tax plan by 49 to 46, ending the first stage of the stalemate over income tax increases. The vote clears the way for a possible general sales tax push Reynolds vows to veto, with GOP leaders arguing the bill would raise taxes too high and drive industry out.
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Madison
State Assembly
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
GOP
Wisconsin
Assembly
Robert Haas
R-Marinette
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
John Gronouski
Joint Finance Committee
Pommerening
Senate
31 Ounce Baby Home at Last in Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Robert Bigham of Wonewoc Wisconsin brought home their daughter Valerie born February 14 at St Josephs Memorial Hospital Hillsboro She weighed 31 ounces at birth and was a premat ure baby Valerie doubled her weight by March 22 and weighed five pounds 15 ounces at eight weeks eight weeks five days old Her 17 month old brother weighed four pounds at birth in Arlington Georgia and gained weight in four weeks
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Wonewoc
Wis
Robert Bigham
Valerie
St. Valentine’s Day
St. Joseph's Memorial Hospital
Hillsboro
Arlington, Ga
Tornadoes and Storms Sweep Illinois Indiana Michigan
Destructive tornadoes and damaging thunderstorms ripped through Illinois Indiana and Michigan with one death dozens injured and extensive property damage. In Kankakee Illinois a 300 yard by 3 mile tornado corridor damaged Bourbonnais and nearby towns.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Kankakee
Ill
Chicago
Bourbonnais
German Youth Uses Armored Car To Smash Wall Escape
Wolfgang Engels a 19 year old East German worker who drove an armored car through the Berlin Wall barrier Wednesday night was wounded but in satisfactory condition today. He faces three weeks in hospital as doctors monitor chest wounds hand injuries and cuts.
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Berlin
Red Wall
Wolfgang Engels
West Berlin
Engels
Eisenstrasse
East Berlin
Neukoelln
Panamanians Seek Control of Canal Zone Operations
David Samudio planning director says Panama will urge the United States to abandon direct control of the Canal Zone and hand over industrial and commercial operations to Panamanians while keeping U S canal operations ongoing.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
David Samudio
Samudio
Panama Canal
Gas Truck Fire After Tire Failure On Detroit Freeway
Vincent Albane, 33, driver of a gasoline truck, spotted flames in his rear view mirror and jumped to safety. Moments later the truck's 9,000 gallon gasoline load burst into flames on Detroit's Ford Freeway after a tire failure. Firemen battled the blaze and traffic was stopped for six hours.
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Vincent Albane
Detroit
Ford
UPI Telephoto
Senate Hearing Details Philippine Lobbying Ties to Campaign Gifts
Washington AP report outlines Senate Foreign Relations Committee testimony about a Washington lobbyist for Philippine sugar interests who bought $8,600 in cashier checks in 1960 for political contributions to candidates across parties. Also reviewed are O'Donnell’s lobbying records tied to the $73 million war damage claims bill and several disclosed campaign gifts to lawmakers including Zablocki, McCormack, Humphrey, McGovern, and Martin. The March 1 hearing featured O'Donnell's assertion that aiding allied representatives with Philippine ties served his clients. The document lists several unnamed or misidentified contributors and notes other named lawmakers connected to the donations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Dark
John A. O’donnell
Congress
Union Trust Co
O'Donnell
Senate Committee
Philippine Sugar Association
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
McCormack
Massachusetts
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Zablocki
George McGovern
D-S.c
Joseph R. Martin
R-Mass
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