Nixon OKs Primary Entries in NH Oregon and Ohio
In Concord supporters mark Nixon's 47th birthday as his name is filed for the New Hampshire primary. Nixon authorized entering his name in Oregon and Ohio primaries as well. Secretary of State Jackson sends notice of the action with a 10 day withdrawal window.
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Concord
N.H
Richard M. Nixon
State House
New Hampshire
Washington
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Oregon
Ohio
Harry E. Jackson
Boy rescued after 17 hour search in freezing woods
Randy May, 34, spent over 17 hours in sub freezing temperatures after chasing his dog into a thicket near Warren, Ohio. Rescuers found him groggy and cold, weak but alive, and he was rushed to a hospital in Greenville, Pennsylvania.
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Randy May
Greenville
Trumbull County
Ohio
Bill Miller
Erma Amos
Warren
Randy
Sheriff's
James Davidson
Admiral Michael V. Di Salle Named Honorary Texas Navy Admiral
Gov. Price Daniel of Texas commissions Ohio’s Michael V. Di Salle as honorary admiral of the Texas fleet after Di Salle arranges transport for a Texas built cabin cruiser named Triumph of Texas to a New York boat show. The move follows Daniel’s request and Di Salle’s approval for trucking the oversized vessel along turnpikes despite state limits.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Texas
Price Daniel
Lone Star State
Ohio
Daniel
Qohio
New York City
Indiana
Pennsylvania
DiSaile
Buckeye
Triumph of Texas
New York
Ohio Plans Nixon Slate in May 3 Primary
Vice President Richard Nixon approved Ohio Republican plans to enter a slate of delegates and alternates pledged to him as first choice in the May 3 primary. Ohio will elect 56 delegates and 56 alternates, with 10 delegates and 10 alternates elected at large.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Ray C. Bliss
GOP
Washington
Bliss
Nixon
Police Guard Synagogues In West Germany Amid Neo Nazi Wave
Jews in West Germany and West Berlin observed Sabbath in synagogues protected by armed police after swastikas and anti Jewish graffiti appeared at homes and temples. Arrests rose as authorities counter neo Nazi activity across multiple cities and nations.
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West Germany
Austria
West Berlin
Aschaffenburg
Bonn
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Evers
Otto Dibelius
Germany
Evangelical
Churen
Israel
David Ben Gurion
I Ment
Izvestia
Mine blast kills five in Formosa near Taipei
An explosion at a coal mine near Taipei Formosa killed five workers and injured five others on Friday. Authorities investigate causes as rescue teams search the site.
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Taipei
Formosa
Missing Heiress Gamble Benedict May Be Married in City
New York detectives say 18 year old Gamble Benedict heiress to the Remington Typewriter fortune may still be in New York and possibly married. She was seen with a man about 35 after leaving her home on the Upper East Side. Bank checks in her name have been cashed since December 27. Eight people have been questioned as investigators seek the identity of the man and confirm if she eloped.
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New York
Gamble Benedict
Remington
Upper East Side
Miss Benedict
William Nevins
Swastika vandalism spreads across several states
Painted swastikas and anti Jewish slogans appeared at multiple sites nationwide. In Baltimore area five synagogues an albinical college and a Jewish war veterans building were vandalized with spray painted symbols along with defaced stores and a junior high school. Other incidents occurred at a Darien CT junior high wing Decatur IL Temple B Nai Abraham and Temple Beth Sholom in Sarasota FL and in Santa Fe NM where churches and state capitol buildings were targeted.
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Baltimore
Albinical College
Jewish War Veterans
Samuel Barber
Darien
Conn
B'Nai Abraham
Decatur
Ill
Temple Beth Sholom
Sarasota
Fla
Hitler
State Capitol
Santa Fe
N.M
Cincy Boys Blamed For Swastikas
Police caught two juveniles who admitted breaking into Adi Junior High School on New Year’s Day and scribbling anti Jewish words on desks. A third vandal is being sought. the youths said ideas came from a television program.
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Cincinnati
Adi
Retired Archbishop Carinei Leaves Rome Duties
Archbishop Alfonso Carinei, 97, longtime Vatican official and former secretary of the Congregation of Rites, has been retired from active duty by Pope John XXIII. He served with the Vatican for half a century, guiding rites and church ceremonies in Rome.
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Vatican City
Alfonso Carinei
Rome
John XXIII
Carinei
Vatican
Congregation of Rites
Chuckle: Dictionary Order Nonsense Punchline
A light humorous quip notes that in dictionaries the word success comes before work. The line plays on word order and workplace wisdom.
Swastikas Daubed at Missouri Campus and Bronx Library
Swastikas appeared on or near Jewish fraternity and sorority houses at the University of Missouri Columbia. A teenage boy was caught painting a swastika and a “Jew go home” sign at a Bronx public library. Police said the acts did not appear to be the work of professional anti Semites.
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University of Missouri At Columbia
Bronx
New York
Tax Cut In 1961 Said Ike's Hope
The Eisenhower administration eyeing a 1961 tax cut if Congress agrees to a $4.2 billion surplus and debt reduction aims to curb the national debt. Officials say farm aid cuts help bolster this forecast while tax reform discussions continue with Ways and Means.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
State of the Union
White House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bevan’s Condition Not Good After Abdominal Surgery
London AP reports Aneurin Bevan deputy Labour leader in hospital after abdominal operation. Royal Free Bulletin says he had a disturbed night and his condition is not as satisfactory as yesterday. Bevan, 62, underwent surgery 11 days ago for an undisclosed ailment. no cancer mentioned by hospital or family.
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Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Labor Party
Royal Free Hospital
Bevan
Hugh Gaitskell
United States
Cuban Escape Plot Foiled at La Cabana Prison
Cuban authorities report an escape plan among 190 detainees at La Cabana Military Prison aiming to overthrow Fidel Castro. Sealed tunnels were found from one gallery, with an entrance located under the bed of Roberto Martin Perez, son of a former army colonel. Perez is a leading figure among the Trujillo plot suspects linked to a prior Trinidad gunfight and arms flight.
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la Cabana
Fidel Castro
Roberto Martin Perez
Martin Perez
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Castro
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Rafael Trujillo
Aswan Dam Launched in Egypt Amid Cold War Ties
President Gamal Abdel Nasser inaugurated the Aswan high dam in Upper Egypt with Soviet financing after the U S and Britain withdrew aid in 1956. A Soviet delegation led by I T Novikov attended, and King Mohammed V of Morocco watched as construction began on the first stage aimed at irrigation and hydroelectric power. The project, expected to take years to complete, will create a vast reservoir and boost Egypt’s cultivated area by about 30 percent while generating up to 10 billion kilowatt hours annually.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan Dam
Middle East
Nasser
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United States
Britain
Nile
I. T. Novikov
Moscow
Mohammed V
Morocco
United Arab Republic
Great Pyramid of Cheops
Giza
Timately
U.A.R
Experts Landed On Ice Island In Arctic Evacuation
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP The Air Force landed four military experts on disintegrating Station Charley Saturday as it continues orderly evacuation of men and equipment from the floating Ice Island in the Arctic Ocean. Nine men had already been evacuated from the big sheet of ice 400 miles northwest of Barrow.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
Charley
Arctic Ocean
Barrow
Backfire In Surplus Talk Seen
President Eisenhower’s forecast of a four billion dollar budget surplus challenges Democratic Congress allies. Senate Republicans warn of an election year spending surge as four potential Democratic presidential contenders in the Senate influence approval of a seventy nine point eight billion dollar ceiling. Ev erett Dirksen voices alarm over possible excess spending and political pressure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Senators Clash Over Eisenhower Budget Surplus Projections
Sen. Mansfield says Democrats will adjust budget figures upward where estimates seem low while cutting without hurting national security. Sen. Aiken warns Eisenhower may veto measures above his advised totals, predicting a bumper veto year as Republicans fret over balancing the budget. Democrats hope to use a four billion cushion to push multiple increases and seek to override vetoes with GOP support in elections.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Eisenhower
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
City Boost from 1959 Surplus Sparks New Year Plans
A large city surplus at the start of 1959 funds immediate initiatives per Fritz Lalendorf. The piece notes Khrushchev's disarmament talk and Russian military papers hinting at no arms laydown. A two part Sunday series previews satellites for worldwide communications and TV.
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