Patterson Johansson Box Fight and TV Fee War
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson clash for the world heavyweight title while Ed Sullivan and Jack Paar argue over pay for performers. The NBC open circuit duel airs free, starting 11:30 p.m. Monday, with Sullivan alleging higher pay and Paar defending his lower rates. They propose a televised video duel or a future on air debate to settle the dispute.
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Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Ed Sullivan
Jack Paar
Money
Sullivan
Paar
National Broadcasting Co
National Severe Storms Project announced by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau announced the National Severe Storms Project the largest tornado study to date. Clayton F. Van Thullenar will lead with headquarters in Oklahoma City and a network spanning Oklahoma Texas Kansas and Colorado. Ground observers and 13 planes will track squall lines up to 45000 feet with multi agency cooperation beginning next week and continuing through 1964.
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Kansas City
The
Weather Bureau
National
Clayton F. van Thullenar
Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Agency
Mavy
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air National Guard
Army Signal
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Caroline's Apple Trip A Giveaway
Washington reporters spotted Caroline Kennedy, daughter of President Kennedy, in conversation with Vice President Lyndon B Johnson in a White House corridor. The first family planned to travel to Middleburg, Virginia, for weekend activities, with church services and a return to Washington expected Monday morning.
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Washington
White House
Caroline Kenndy
Lyndon B Johnson
Caroline
Kennedy
Middleburg
Princess Lee Radziwill
Prince Stanislaus Radziwill
Johnson
Wittenberg Prof Receives Award
Wittenberg University's Alumni Association awarded its first distinguished teaching prize to Margaret Earmarth associate professor of history. George Hopper of Cincinnati presented the citation and $500 honorarium during Founders Day events in Springfield. Earmarth joined the faculty in 1953 after a five member committee selected her.
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Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg University
Alumni Association
Margaret Earmarth
Associae
Wittenberg
Earmarth
George Hopper
Cincinnati
Father Kills Eight Month Old in Apparent Delusion
In Newark an eight month old girl, Joyce Tomasiello, was killed by her father Patsy Tomasiello age 24. He allegedly slammed the child to the floor, used her as a battering ram against a store door, and flung her through a window. He told his wife he was God and that she must die. He was taken for mental observation at Martland Medical Center and no charges were immediately filed. Tomasiello had prior jail time for assault and a year’s probation for disorderly conduct. He is unemployed.
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Newark
N. J
Joyce Tomasiello
Patsy
Tomasiello
Joyce
Martland Medical Center
Defiance County School Chief Dies After Heart Attack
De fiance County's school superintendent Robert W. Welty aged 52 died Saturday at City Hospital after a heart attack. He was admitted Wednesday. Welty had been a teacher and principal in the area before becoming superintendent in 1955 and leaves a widow two sons and two daughters.
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Defiance, Ohio
Defiance County
Robert W. Welty
City Hospital
Welty
Hoover Declines Peace Corps Head Cites Age
Former President Herbert Hoover, aged 86, declined Kennedy’s invitation to lead a citizen advisory committee for the newly formed Peace Corps. The White House said Hoover could not accept due to age and prior commitments, in a telegram to the president.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Kennedy
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Peace Corps
White House
Hoover
Blind Pair and 12 Children Saved in Detroit Fire
A blind mother and father and their 12 children were rescued from a predawn Detroit fire. William Joyce, his wife Bertha, and several children were treated for smoke inhalation. Joyce's guide dog died. Joyce forced a second floor window and passed seven daughters to safety on a porch roof before neighbors aided others.
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Detroit
Wiliam Joyce
Wayne County
Bertha
Joyce
Murphy
Patricia
Barbara
Margaret
William
Michael
Kathleen
Daniel
Sally
Janice
James
Carol
Robert
Peace Corps Start Nears
University Park Pennsylvania AP Lawrence F Dennis named executive officer of the Peace Corps program announces recruiting, selection and training will begin March 15 He, a Pennsylvania State University vice president, expects to pick personnel for a pilot phase as he takes over and says institutions are being chosen to train the first group with a possible overseas contingent by early fall.
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University Park, Pa
Lawrence F. Dennis
Kennedy
Dennis
Pennsylvania State University
Red kite sighting over San Jose airport disrupts landings
A large red kite with a long white tail hovered about 500 feet above Municipal Airport in San Jose, forcing airliners and private planes to alter landing patterns. Pilots complained to the control tower, which alerted police. Officers found the flyer after 25 minutes and hauled the kite down. The item mentions pyramids in Egypt, listing five major sites at Giza Dahchur and Sakara.
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San Jose
Calif
Municipal
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Grand Central Station
Gold’s Registry
State of
Garden
Hamilton
Red Kite
Dir Craft
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Giza
Dahchur
Sakara
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Appliances
Whitewall
Are
Gene Fay
Tire Service
Middletown
N. Verity Pkwy
Stevens Ave
Jack
Frost
Marsh
Bertie
PT. Btl
Campbell’s Soup
Boyardee Pizza
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