Nixon Eyes Own Farm Plan As He Leaves Benson Path
Vice President Richard Nixon moves toward a separate farm program, consulting former Rep. Clifford Hope and possibly Sen. Milton Young, signaling a shift from Ezra Taft Benson backed price supports. He gathers ideas from farm experts and delegations as he contemplates a post nomination platform.
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Warren Brock
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Brock
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Iowa
California
Young Dad Sentenced to Life for Ice Pick Slaying
Leroy Stidham, 28, pled guilty to second degree murder in the April slaying of his estranged wife Mary, 26, at CIncinnati. He received a life sentence and 30 days to secure a home for their son Paul Edward, 2. The Rev. Oscar Minyard sought guardianship for the boy, who is with relatives in Colorado.
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Leroy Stidham
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Frank Gusweiler
Stidham
Paul Edward
Oscar Minyard
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Barge Sinks At Cincinnati
A barge loaded with 850 tons of coal sank in the Ohio River near downtown Cincinnati Monday night. The 175 foot barge was being towed by the Clara Beatty towboat of the Cincinnati Marine Co. The Beatty had just taken over from the tow boat John J. Rowe, which brought the load downriver from Huntington, W Va. Cause of the sinking was not immediately determined.
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Ohio River
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Cincinnati Marine Co
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John J. Rowe
Huntington
W. Va
West Skeptical Of Soviet Plan Without Safeguards
Western officials doubt the Soviet bid for disarmament time limits and safeguards. Valerian Zorin says Moscow could reverse order of steps, but Western probing focuses on verification and inspections. Britain backs studying details at Geneva test ban talks as Eisenhower and Herter weigh the plan.
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Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
U.S.S.R
Zorin
Alexei A. Roschin
Washington
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
U. S
U.S
Charcoal Hints Life In Canada 2500 B.C.
An archaeologist Catherine Capes found charcoal in a Vancouver Island grove mound with stone animal outlines suggesting man made fires. Radio carbon dating places the sample at 2500 B.C. If others match, it implies human habitation on Vancouver Island 2500 B.C., extending known timeline by a millennium.
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Ottawa
Canada
Catherine Capes
Vancouver Island
Miss Capes
Treasure Hunt Tapped by Oklahoma Town Finds Silver Loot
In Putnam Oklahoma residents search for buried earnings once kept in fruit jars by a trustful watchmaker Mr Bader who died over 30 years ago. A 13 year old named Bill Robertson found five silver dollars on a vacant lot Saturday. By Sunday about 490 people excavated the lot chasing more coins until Monday morning around a hundred silver dollars had been unearthed.
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Putnam
Okla
Treatments Show New Hope for Paralyzed and Deadly Ailments
AP reports from the American Academy of General Practice describe new hope from Tulane perfusion therapy for malignant melanoma with 62 patients treated and two quiescent cases. Dr. Oscar Creecher cautions that quiescent does not equal cured and long term results remain uncertain. A rehabilitation institute notes carisoprodol speeds cerebral palsy therapy with 4 percent showing improvement and 35 percent marked improvement. Parkinson's outlook appears brighter based on observations in New York City.
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American Academy of General Practice
Tulane Medical Scc
Offincia
New York City
Oscar Creecher
Department of Surgery
Tulane
Reisterstown
Children's Rehabilitation Institute
Phelps
Deer Watch TV On Farm Near Knob Noster
Conservation agent A A Frost reports deer on Ebbie Adams farm in Knob Noster game refuge raid two corncribs due to heavy snow. The animals reportedly pull ears of corn then stare at the inhouse television through a farm window.
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Warrensburg
Knob Noster
A. A
Jack) Frost
Ebbie Adams
Adams
Frost
Police Radio Tie-In Wins Regional Backing
A plan to tie the radio systems of police in Covington and Newport Kentucky and Cincinnati for mutual aid on major crimes won support from northern Kentucky officials at a Monday conference of Greater Cincinnati lawmen.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Northern Kentucky
Greater Cincinnati
Deny It All Marilyn Mongoe Biography Highlight
Excerpt from Marilyn Mongoe biography promotes in McCall's current issue. Executive urges denial of revelations as sensational excerpts preview the book in an April feature.
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Marilyn Mongoe
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