Eisenhower cancels golf date amid weariness in Puerto Rico
President Eisenhower, sounding husky and tired, canceled plans for another round of golf at Dorado Beach after a 18 holes in high heat. An aide said he would rest at Ramey Air Force Base and may delay departure for Washington to recover. Grandchildren arrived from Washington. Maj. John Eisenhower accompanies the party. The president dismissed health concerns, noting only hoarseness from heavy touring.
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Strategic Air Command
Washington
Army
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Dorado Beach Club
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American Assembly
South America
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Montevideo
Uruguay
Dorado Club
Russell
Rusty) Gilbert
Dorado
Logan to Host March of Values Retail Promotion
Logan Trade Club announces the first city wide event titled Logan March of Values set for March 17 to 19. Committee chairman Donald Braun says final arrangements are complete for the promotional push.
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Logan
FCC Chief Relies on Yacht Friend for Travel
FCC Chairman John Doerfer acknowledged six nights aboard George B. Storer’s yacht and a private plane trip for a Florida vacation. He defended his actions before a House subcommittee, noting no FCC actions involved Storer’s stations and that he refunded a 213.40 airline ticket.
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FCC
John Doerfer
Florida
George B. Storer
Doerfer
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Federal Communications Commission
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John E. Moss
D-Calif
Eisenhower
Jackie Coogan Pays Fine For Drunk Driving
Los Angeles AP reports former child actor Jackie Coogan paid a 125 fine after pleading guilty to drunken driving. A 90 day jail sentence was suspended. Coogan, 45, was cited when his car hit a parked auto last December 22.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Coogan
Coogan
Fulbright Attacks Eisenhower Defense Policy Critique
Sen. J. William Fulbright warns that faulty defense decisions could cost the free world its security. He accuses President Eisenhower of stifling debate, sidelining critics, and driving capable military minds from Washington. Senator Dirksen dismisses the charge as Arkansas opinion.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Senate
Fulbright
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Noted Baritone Warren Collapses and Dies on Met Stage
Leonard Warren 48, renowned baritone, collapsed and died on stage at the Metropolitan Opera during Verdi's La Forza del Destino. He finished a scene, received last rites, with 3,900 in attendance watching as Rudolf Bing urged tribute. Cause diagnosed as a stroke by Met physician.
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Leonard Warren
Metropolitan Opera
Agatha
Warren
Don Carlo
Adrian Zorginotti
Met
Rudolf Bing
The
Bing
Metropolitan
Renata Tibaldi
Don Alvaro
Richard Tucker
Ohio Snow Toll Reaches 11 Amid Cold and Flood Alert
Subfreezing Ohio temperatures endure for five days as snow depths reach up to 14 inches. Eleven deaths are linked to shoveling and accidents, with cases across Cleveland Youngstown Lorain and other cities. Flood risk warned by Natural Resources Director Eagon as rivers rise in spring runoff.
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Associated Press
Eugene Stevens
Struthers
Joseph Wall
Arthur C. McCracken
Youngstown
Michael Romano
Cleveland
Andrew Pollack
Lakewood
Albert L. Gressel
Hamilton
Lucy Hunt
Carl Rose
Simms
Natural Resources
Herbert Eagon
Ohio
Akron
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Zanesville
Findlay
Lake Erie
Missouri
Jury Ponders Fate Of Finch
Los Angeles AP. After two million words of testimony the jury in the murder and conspiracy case against Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff weighs guilty or not guilty. Count 1 offers first or second degree murder or innocence. count 2 offers guilty or innocent of conspiracy.
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Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean
West Covina
Las Vegas
Miss Tregoff
Dem ocratic State HQ forms Cuyahoga chapter amid Miller clash
Reports circulated that Gov. DiSalle and State Chairman Coleman stalled their war on County Chairman Ray T. Miller Sr. in Cleveland. The Cuyahoga County group has formed and is active as party leaders dispute the internal showdown.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Michael V. DiSalle
William L. Coleman
Ray T. Miller Sr
Cleveland
Protests Spread as Jailed Negroes Push Civil Rights
Demonstrators jailed in a wave of lunch counter protests expand to Miami and Houston. In Montgomery Alabama, students rally as Bishop King and SCLC pledge scholarships. arrests rise across South Carolina and Tennessee with bonds set or fines imposed.
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Fla
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Tex
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Montgomery
Bernard Lee
Norfolk
Nashville
Tenn
James Morris Lawson Jr
Vanderbilt University Divinity School
Tennessee A&i
Dixie Filibuster Marathon Keeps Senate Awake
In Washington Southern filibusterers led by Sen. Richard Russell form three teams of six. Each member speaks four hours per shift, rotating for 24 hours. Rest periods follow, while civil rights advocates struggle to sleep on cots between roll calls and votes.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Physical education professor warns athletics may replace work
Dr. Delbert Oberteuffer of Ohio State University told a group of physical educators in College Park that automation could shrink work to button pushing and that Americans must rely on physical activity for survival as industry advances.
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College Park, Md
Delbert Oberteuffer
Ohio State University
America
State Plans To Lease Lake Logan Concession
The Ohio State Department of Natural Resources seeks sealed bids to lease the Lake Logan marina and refreshment concession for four years eight months from May 1 1960 to Dec 31 1964 with operation May 1 to Oct 15 daily hours 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekends. The division provides a 14 by 22 foot frame building 13 floating dock sections 25 metal boats 25 oars and 170 feet shoreline. Bids due by 2 p.m. April 7 at Columbus. visit concession site via Marvin Nungester or Vance Griffith in Logan for details.
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Prig
Herbert B. Eagon
State Division of Parks
Dublin Rd
Columbus
Eagan
Division of Parks
Quake Leveled City Now Fully Deserted
Agadir Morocco lies deserted after twin earthquakes tidal wave and fire. Crown Prince Moulay Hassan said 4 000 dead and at least 6 000 more presumed dead as rescue workers abandon the city.
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Agadir
Morocco
Moulay Hassan
Six Dietsch children die in Evansville home blast and fire
In Evansville Indiana six of seven Dietsch children died Friday night in an explosion and blaze at their Northwest Side home. Five brothers Michael nine Greg, eight Dennis five Timothy four Tommy three perished. Baby sister Roxanne twenty months died after being passed from a window. Mother Fileen thirty four and Madonna Jo six escaped but remained in critical condition at Deaconess Hospital.
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Ind
Jack Dietsch
Michael
Gregory
Dennis
Timothy
Tommy
Roxanne
Deaconess Hospital
Fileen
Madonna Jo
Early Spring Flood Fears in Ohio Report
Ohio officials warn of possible early spring floods as heavy snow on frozen ground sits atop the state. A rapid thaw could unleash torrents into rivers streams and reservoirs, threatening communities across Columbus and surrounding regions. Governor DiSalle's cabinet has been alerted to the risk.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nature
Michael V. DiSalle
Herbert B. Eagon
Natural Resources
Astronauts Train for Unexpected Happenings at NASA Center
At Lewis Research Center seven astronauts undergo extreme spin testing to prepare for unlikely events. Scott Carpenter, 34, rode a three-axis spinning cage, controlled the yaw pitch and roll, and reported the ride as nauseating yet vital. Colleague Walter Schirra Jr. echoed the emphasis on backstop systems and overtraining for unforeseen circumstances.
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Cleveland
America
Lewis Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Scott Carpenter
Donald K. Slayton
Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Cuba Proclaims Sabotage Likely After Havana Blast
Havana reports indicate that a French freighter La Coubre carrying Belgian munitions exploded in Havana Harbor in what officials call a bar barous attack. casualty estimates range from 40 to 100 dead with hundreds more injured amid an immediate inquiry and day of mourning for victims.
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Fidel Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Cuba
Revolucion
Castro
la Coubre
Dorticos
Village Refuses To Let Chief Go
In NOWI Michigan the Village Council keeps former Police Chief Lee Begole on the payroll after he resigned to lead Cheboygan police. They refuse to recognize the resignation and pay him $182.75 for a two week period since Feb. 15. Begole plans no return. Novi police are overseen by an acting chief.
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Lee Regole
Begole
Cheboygan
Novi Police
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