Spring Winds Bring Mixed Eastern States Weather
The article notes a three month spring start with chilly eastern regions and a clear sky lull at 3 20 a m EST. It describes a weakening winter snow belt from the Midwest to the Northeast with Boston seeing up to a half foot and three inches in the city while northern border states still hold snow. Flooding angles include West Virginia Pennsylvania and Southern Illinois with minor New York Maryland Ohio Indiana impacts. Temperatures show 30s in Kentucky 40s in Georgia Alabama and South Carolina 60s in Florida and 50s plus across the Gulf Coast to the Southwest.
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Ontario
Lower
Michigan
Ohio
Atlantic States
New England
Boston
California
Montana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Illinois
New York State
Maryland
Indiana
Kentucky
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
Plains
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Texas
FDA Denies Lax Control Of Drugs
Washington AP Chief FDA official says three drugs Enroquel Mer-29 and Altafur were sold despite lacking safety proof. NFDA notes cases occurred before new strict drug law. subcommittee resumes probe into marketing safety as May brings new regulations.
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Washington
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
Larrick
Congress
John O. Nester
FDA Bureau of Medicine
Senate
Government Operations Subcommittee
Nestor
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bureau
Friend Dies In Effort To Help Friend
SAN FRANCISCO AP A Rug by footballer who was to play in Monterey California this weekend plunged to his death while trying to rescue his best friend Michael MacDonald 24 of Vancouver BC and Wally Larz 23 were walking with two others along the Cliff House sidewalk Larz slipped tumbled down the slope and caught on a rock MacDonald went to help him slipped and plunged head first to the surf line 75 feet below Larz rescued his friend and reached the body first
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Monterey
Calif
Michael MacDonald
Catholic Youth Organization
Vancouver
B.C
Wally Larz
Cliff House
Larz
MacDonald
Todays Chuckle The First Stenog Rapher Types Boss
A light office quip notes a new stenographer beginning work by typing the word boss first, highlighting workplace humor. The remark playfully suggests the boss sets the tone for a new hire.
Senate probes TFX award to General Dynamics over Boeing
Secretary McNamara and Deputy Gilpatrice testify as the Senate Investigations subcommittee probes the $28 million TCD fighter contract. The panel questions potential bias and ties to Cravath, Swaine & Moore while McNamara defends the award as best meeting both Air Force and Navy needs.
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Washington (Ap
Defense Robert S. McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatrice
Senate
Defense Department
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Co
Seattle, Wash
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Navy
McNamara
General Dynamics
Boeing
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Gilpatric
Pentagon
Cravath, Swaine & Moore
New York
Maurice T. Moore
Mantin Sues Over Around The World Song Copy
Los Angeles AP Mantin claims his 1922 piece Around The World in 9 Minutes was plagiarized for the song Around The World in the film Around The World in 80 Days. He sued Mike Todd estate for 1.5 million. Trial paused as settlement reached out of court with undisclosed terms. Mantin, once a vaudeville performer, is 69.
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Los Angeles
Leo Mantin
World
Mantin
Mike Todd
Victor Young
Ohio River Cresting Across Length During Flood Front
The Ohio River rose to flood stage along most of its 981 miles with crests forecast Friday at Portsmouth Maysville Chile Cincinnati and Markland. A spring snowstorm hit Springfield and Cincinnati documented by Weather Bureau reports as engineers planned weekend relief for a major river traffic jam. Greene Line canceled Delta Queen cruise from Cincinnati to New Orleans as floods delayed locks and towboats and barges waited for reopening.
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Ohio River
Markland Dam
Cincinnati
Greene Line Steamers, Inc
New Orleans
Ohio
Soviet Cosmos 13 launches unmanned satellite
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Cosmos 13 satellite today, as Tass reported. The Cosmos series began a year ago to study radiation and other phenomena with potential implications for manned space missions.
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London
Soviet Union
Tass
Algerians Demand France End Sahara Nuclear Tests
In Algiers the government and National Assembly press France to stop nuclear testing in the Sahara. Premier Ahmed Ben Bella cites revised base accords as key to the demand.(The note recalls Tunisia’s 1961 base dispute and deaths at Bizerte.)
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Sahara
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Algeria
Saharan
Charles de Gaulle
Tunisia
Bizerte
Packaging Is Debated in Senate Truth in Packaging Bill
Robert E. Graham of Owens-Illinois Glass Co. argues the bill overreaches to curb deception and opposes government standardization of contents and container size. Prof. Irston R. Barnes urges modifications but supports passage as beneficial to economy, business, and consumers.
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Washington
Robert E. Graham
Toledo
Ohio
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Senate Antitrust
Irston R. Barnes
Columbia University
Graduate School of Business
Kennedy Sees Costa Rica Talks Backed by Hemisphere Pact
President Kennedy reports satisfaction with a seven nation agreement to boost economic development in the hemisphere and curb Cuba based subversion. He will hold a 6 p m Washington news conference after talks with Panama and five Central American republics.
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Kennedy
Costa Rica
San Jose
Panama
United States
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Communists Prepare Response to Kennedy Firm Stand
Latin American Communists gather in Rio de Janeiro for a Continental Congress in Defense of Cuba to plan intensified revolutionary activity. Moscow backs the congress as a counter to Peking and to exploit new logic of scientific communism for strategic violence and political power across the hemisphere.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Kennedy
Rio de Janeiro
Continental Congress
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Congress
Khrushchev
Party
Peking
Kremslin
City Commission Approves Police Survey Contract
Youngstown council votes to spend 20000 dollars for a Police Chief's Association survey of department operations. Mayor Savasten says the probe is not a rebuke to Chief Golden and aims to improve service for residents.
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Youngstown, Ohio
International Police Chief's Association
Harry Savasten
William R. Golden
Spring Weather Forecasts Warmer Tomorrow Despite Night Snow
Temperatures dipped to 30 degrees with a trace of snow as spring seems delayed. Forecasters expect sunny, warmer conditions tomorrow though strong northwest winds may bring more snow flurries today. Temperatures drop into the 20s tonight before a warming trend arrives.
Winter Ends as Spring Arrives Across Nation
The Associated Press notes a severe winter ending at 3:20 a.m. as spring begins. Records show historic cold across the South and Midwest with record lows in Nashville and Cleveland, massive crop losses in Florida, and widespread weather-related damage, though Alaska stayed warmer than usual.
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New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Alaska
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