Congo Plan Targeted by Gromyko at UN Debate
At the United Nations in New York, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko prepared to confront Congo chaos. He accused Belgium, Dag Hammarskjold, and Congo leader Joseph Kasavubu of conspiring to dismantle the land. Observers noted tensions over the federal plan and Kasavubu’s acceptance of a confederation. Hammarskjold reportedly kept Dayal in Congo to avoid friction with India’s Nehru. A UN force, augmented by India's battalion and Ceylonese troops, could exceed 20 000 with aims to reach 25 000. A Congo committee would name jurists to probe Lumumba’s death after his transfer to Katanga.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Ka‘avubu
Kindu
Kasongo
13 Train Cars Lucky For Baby Under Them
In Clarksville Tennessee a four month old baby named Thomas Ed Hodges escaped unharmed when a Tennessee Central freight train with 13 cars passed over him after a car driven by Pfc. Herman M. Hodges of Fort Campbell collided at a blind crossing. The father mother and 4-year-old brother were hospitalized. Lt. John Hancock of the Tennessee Highway Patrol provided details.
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The
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Hodges
Tennessee Central
Thomas Ed Hodges
Kennedy weighs balanced budget with_defense deficit request
Washington reports President Kennedy ready to submit a balanced budget to Congress and then seek at least one billion dollars in deficit defense spending. He aims to show pay as you go while a stepped up defense drive underpins missile development and a commitment to long range protection.
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Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Defense l
Infant Dies From Acid Toxin in Regina Hospital
Officials probe hospital deaths of five infants at Grey Nuns Hospital in Regina. A fifth baby died from the same toxin used to kill four others over the weekend. Five more week-old infants remain in fair condition after the mixup involving a jug labeled distilled water.
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Regina, Sask
Grey Nuns
Weather marks first day of spring with cool, cloudy skies
Spring arrives at 3 32 with cooler than normal readings in Middletown. Daytime highs reach mid 50s typically, but today may not top 45. Rain moves in from the southwest tonight with tomorrow expecting more rain or drizzle and a high near 42. Overnight low around 35. Yesterday's official high was 46 at 9 15 am and this morning's low 28 at 7 30.
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Middletown
Ohio House to vote on mental patient care collection system
Ohio lawmakers prepare for a Wednesday vote on a complete overhaul of the states system collecting bills for mental patient care. The measure would abolish pre January 1 1956 balances and base future collections on ability to pay. It moves amid Gov DiSalles push to reduce a backlog of overdue accounts and would cap liability for long term patients at 15 years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
House
Senate
Inventory lean times lift hopes for steel upswing
Steel Magazine says recovery in the next three months may hinge on the timing of new orders rather than total volume. Inventories of steel users are near bare, with a 10 to 15 percent orders rise potentially causing hardship. If demand gently increases, mills may raise output from 55 to 60 percent capacity in April and 65 percent in May as liquidation slows. Japan buys 900,000 tons for Q2 shipments amid price gains on scrap.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Magaine
Japan
Chuckle: blisters appear only after the work is done
A tongue in cheek line notes that some people act like blisters and only reveal themselves once the job is completed, delivering a dry humorous observation about delayed appearances in work.
Feast of St Joseph Draws 1500 To East Boston Home
In East Boston, the Cavalieri family hosts an annual feast for the gift of Salvatore now seventeen years alive since birth. The event draws about 1500 visitors by midnight, with traditional foods and nine hundred fifty loaves of bread given to guests. Joseph Cavalieri, 72, notes health and harmony for the observance.
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Boston
Joseph and
Mary Cavalieri
Cavalieris
Joseph
Mary
St. Joseph
Salvatore
Joseph Cavalieri
Ballplayer Hero Rescues Diver From River Jump
Lee Patrone of Bellaire Ohio co captain of West Virginia University basketball leapt into the Ohio River to save Wilma Oddis a 40 year old divorcee who jumped from a bridge. He pulled her 40 yards to shore as police later investigated the motive and condition.
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Lee Patrone
Bellaire
Ohio
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Ohio River
Wilma Qddis
Patrone
McMechem
Mrs Oddis
Robinson fined for concealed weapon in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson was fined $250 and costs by Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Frank Gusweiler on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He could have received up to a 13 year prison term.
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Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Hamilton County
Meat Milk Price Fix Is Alleged
Justice Department expands investigations into price fixing in meat milk drugs and more across the United States. Kennedy cites past Eisenhower era prosecutions and notes potential price drops for consumers. He urges stronger anti crime legislation and broader FBI reach while addressing rumors of conflict with Hoover.
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Justice Department
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Bbig
New York City
New York State
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Death Law Criticized By Church
NEW YORK AP Bishops of the Episcopal Church condemn capital punishment as brutal and contrary to God stating it debases law enforcement fails to deter crime and may spur it. The six page report criticizes FBI Chief Hoover for supporting the death penalty and cites cases of wrongful executions while arguing wealth and status skew outcomes. The document casts executions as a form of suffering judged by the Cross.
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New York
Episcopal Church
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Felt To Represent U.S. At SEATO Conference
Adm. Harry D Felt, the top U S commander in the Pacific, will represent the United States at the 14th SEATO conference of military advisers in Bangkok from Wednesday through Friday.
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Honolulu
Harry D Felt
U. S
Pacific
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Bangkok
Winter Snow Closes Roads Across Southwest States
Snow and ice linger as spring arrives, with Amarillo Texas reporting 2 inches atop a 35 inch snow cover and Dodge City Kansas seeing a similar fall. Up to 4 inches more were forecast before the storm subsided, while towns in Oklahoma Panhandle and Tulsa faced power outages and stranded motorists. The weather corridor stretched from New England to the central Rockies and southern Plains, bringing sub freezing conditions. Farmers welcomed the moisture as drought relief despite travel disruption.
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Tex
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Kan
Weather Bureau
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Silverton
Clovis
N.M
Oklahoma Panhandle
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Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Central Rockies
Southern Plains
It's Today Clark Gable's Baby Almost Born Early
AP reports Kay Gable, widow of Clark Gable, is scheduled for a caesarean birth today at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. She nearly delivered Saturday night, fainting as she returned to the hospital where Gable died last November 16. Doctors say the birth should proceed without the prior heart complications. The Encino ranch remains their longtime home.
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Clark Gable
Kay Gable
King
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Gable
Encino
Quick-Freeze Organ Transplant Technique Promises Breakthrough
Minnesota scientist Dr. Claude R. Hitchcock reports a method to remove baboon and dog kidneys or lungs, cool them instantly to ice state, flush blood, keep outside the body up to 24 hours, then replant with normal function. He envisions future steps toward nonidentical organ transplants and possible storage for transplant into diseased patients. The method induces a rapid suspended animation within 60 seconds using dextran and novocaine to prevent arterial constriction.
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Minnesota
Claude R. Hitchcock
Minneapolis General Hospital
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