New York Mayor backs Kennedy for Democratic nomination
New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner endorsed Senator John F. Kennedy for the Democratic presidential nomination and will lead New York's 134 delegate votes to the Los Angeles convention. Governor Nelson Rockefeller announced a national campaign for Republican candidates. Nixon spoke in Minot on farm policy and U.N. food surpluses.
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Thieves Hit West Virginia Vault For Major Cash Haul
West Virginia authorities report thieves battered through concrete to access a walk-in vault in the State Motor Vehicles Department in Charleston. The haul exceeds 300000 dollars in cash and checks from receipts of the license rush, with insurance covering 300000 on the vault and 300000 on contents. Entry likely occurred after midnight, with detectives noting a basement door left unlocked and a ceiling breach above the switchboard room as the culprits escaped with the loot.
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Population shifts crown biggest cities in decade loss
Washington AP reports more than half of the nation’s 20 largest cities lost population over the previous decade while suburbs surged. Preliminary 169 metro areas show losses from 29 percent in New York to 1.4 percent in Boston. eight cities grew, led by San Diego with 63.7 percent.
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Frederick Civic Center Discussed at City Council Meeting
Frederick City Council of Service and Civic discussed the proposed Civic Center at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Committee chair C Lease Bussard announced plans to study nationwide centers for cost relief and potential features. Local architect Charles F Bow prepared plans. the old reservoir site remains the lead option.
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Sealtest Workers Approve New Two Year Contract
Forty Sealtest Dairy employees in Frederick voted to accept a new two year contract effective today. The agreement provides a 12 1 2 cent an hour raise the first year and 12 1 2 cents the second year plus fringe benefits including jury duty pay emergency leave up to three paid days and four weeks paid vacation for those with 20 years service. The contract will take effect in 1961 and adds hospitalization benefits. Union locals Mulk Drivers and Dairy Employes Union 245 represented the negotiators H W Pritchett Frederick H L Simpson J R Hubbard W E Clarke and Joan J McBurney of Washington and Leo Rippeon of Frederick.
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