Goldberg Urges Increased Jobless Compensation
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg advocates a permanent rise in unemployment benefits alongside the 1.2 billion Kennedy idle aid plan. He notes benefits must be upgraded and Federal legislation may boost them beyond state-set levels. He met Michigan leaders including Gov. Swainson and Walter Reuther amid recession fears.
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Walter Reuther
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Rose Marie Kinsey Rescued After 10 Hours in Snow
Four year old Rose Marie Kinsey was found alive after more than ten hours buried in a snow pile in New Brunswick New Jersey. Officials believe a rooftop snowslide while she played in an alley caused the accident. Over 100 volunteers aided the search until a man, returning for one last look, heard her whimper and freed her with his bare hands.
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Twin to twin bone marrow transplant shows success
In Seattle at University Hospital a bone marrow transplant from Barbara Lowry to her sister Nancy Lowry, both identical twins, treated Nancy's aplastic anemia. The procedure, only the third of its kind in medical literature and the first successful case, involved about a tablespoon of marrow and several needle punctures. Doctors say Nancy's marrow is functioning and likely to continue doing so.
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University Hospital
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Thomas Lowry
Tacoma
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Barbara
Snow avalanche kills nine Swiss pupils and teacher
In Lenzerheide a massive avalanche on Scalottas Mountain killed six girls, three boys, and a young male teacher during a school ski trip from Glarus. One boy died later, two boys were critically injured, and one girl and a boy suffered serious injuries.
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Scalottas
Dorete Fino
Scalottas Mountain
Glarus
Katanga Denies Engineering Lumumba Escape
Katanga Province officials denied rumors they staged Lumumba’s escape from a Mutshatsa jail to hide his fate. A car used by Lumumba and two associates was found near Kasaji, with authorities saying guards’ fault allowed the escape. Western observers warned of possible civil war if Lumumba is dead or alive.
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Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Mutshatsa
Elisabethville
Congo
Kasaji
Oriental
Kivu
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Tshom
Regents OK Study Of Soil Station Relocation
President Kennedy names four advisers on reorganizing government machinery. Lovett Neustadt Price Stein Jr. will serve as individual specialists. two committees on government organization and management were abolished. Neustadt advises a Senate subcommittee on national policy machinery. Brooks Hays joins State as assistant secretary for congressional relations. Bretsch to lead Farmers Home Administration. Bagwell to be general counsel of Agriculture. Harris Wofford named special assistant to the President.
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Robert A. Lovett
New York
Secretary of Defense
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Columbia University
Don K. Price
Graduate School of Public Administration
Harvard University
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Sydney Stein Jr
Chicago
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Eisenhower
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Arkansas
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Jordan
Howard Bretsch
Corvallis
Ore
Ford Foundation
Iran
Farmers Home Administration
John C. Bagwell
Arlington
Farm Credit Administration
Agriculture Department
Harris L. Wofford Jr
Notre Dame Law School
Baby Hurt As Family Escapes Fire In Home
Fire from an overheated coal furnace damaged a two story home near Green Bay. A four month old girl was rescued by her father after he initially escaped with the rest of the family. The child suffered smoke inhalation and was treated at St Vincent hospital. Damage was about $10,000.
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James Teebo
Teebo
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St. Vincent Hospital
Westinghouse Officials Begin Jail Terms Early
Two Westinghouse executives John H. Chiles Jr. and Charles I. Mauutel start a 30 day antitrust sentence in Montgomery County prison after surrendering in Philadelphia. Judge Ganey approved early start to allow personal affairs. The men will serve in separate cells and were among seven executives sentenced for fixing prices and rigging bids.
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United States
Norristown
Philadelphia
J. H. Chiles
Center
Sharon
Charles I. Mauutel
Drexel Hill
Nicholas DePalma
John H. Chiles Jr
U.S
United Fund
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Mauutel
Westinghouse
Andrew White
Montgomery County
General Electric Co
John Marvin Cook
Milwaukee
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Norman Clapp Named REA Administrator
President Kennedy selected Norman M. Clapp 46 former Lancaster Wisconsin weekly publisher as head of the Rural Electrification Administration Clapp a Lawrence College graduate was an aide to Senator La Follette and publisher of the Grant County Independent for 14 years He ran for Congress in 1954 1956 1958 and 1960 and is brother of Gordon Clapp TVA former manager The appointment at twenty thousand dollars a year requires Senate confirmation
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Kennedy
Norman M. Clapp
Lancaster
Wis
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Lawrence College
Appleton
U. S
Robert M. la Follette Jr
R-Wis
Grant County
Wisconsin
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Three Die In Wisconsin Car Crashes Friday
Three people died in separate Wisconsin crashes Friday night and today. A Pardeeville youth, 16, died when his car hit two trees on Highway 51 north of Stevens Point. his sister 20 was injured. A Crivitz resident, 20, Louis Musczinski, died in a Marinette County two car collision near Beaver with five injured. George Bleecker, 60, of Milwaukee died when his car left Highway 30 in Delafield and crashed into a ditch. The 1961 state toll rose to 79.
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Robert Sheils
Ralph Sheils
Highway 51
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Louis E. Musczinski
Crivitz
Marinette County
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Musczinski
Marinette General Hospital
George Bleecker
Milwaukee
Highway 30
Delafield
Waukesha County
UW Board approves study to move La Crosse Soil and Water Station
Wisconsin Regents approve a study to relocate the La Crosse Soil and Water Experiment Station with final plans needing State Building Commission and regents approval. A move could take four years to complete, starting no sooner than two years from now, serving Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Illinois.
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University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
la Crosse
France apologizes for firing at Brezhnev plane
Paris reports a formal expression of regret over tracer fire from a French jet that struck near the plane carrying Soviet President Brezhnev. France says the pilot deviated from his flight plan and an investigation will be conducted. The Soviet Union denies deviation and says the course was on track.
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Moscow
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U.S
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de la Grandville
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rabat
Morocco
Algiers
Lansing Teen Killed in Early Morning Car Crash
Alan Lanke ford 16 of Lansing was killed when the car he drove went out of control on a township road near Lansing at 1 30 a m. Alice Walleser 16 suffered serious chest injuries and was hospitalized. Daniel Severson 17 was treated and released. Alan was a sophomore at Allamakee County School and Alice attended St George High School.
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Lansing
Iowa
Alan Lankeford
Alice Walleser
Stanley Walleser
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Wallekon
Daniel Severson
Lankford
Albert Lank
Mortar blast kills six Mexican soldiers during war games
A mortar shell exploded prematurely during rehearsed maneuvers in Mexico City killing six soldiers and injuring 11. Defense Minister Gen. Agustin Olachea ordered an investigation as three artillery regiments conducted the war games.
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Agustin Olachea
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