Kennedy Aims At Maryland Primary
Kennedy targets the Maryland primary amid post West Virginia victory momentum. The Associated Press reports his surge boosts expectations for the Democratic nomination at the Los Angeles convention, while New York leaders signal the primary’s impact on delegates and future races.
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D-Minn
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New York
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Carmine G. DeSapiational
Tammany Hell
Cuban Police Kill American Pilot in Cuba Encounter
Cuban police opened fire on an inbound U S plane near Jawamanias west of Havana. Pilot Duke was killed and three occupants described as fugitives from revolutionary justice were uninjured. The incident heightened tensions between Cuba and the United States amid ongoing diplomatic disputes.
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CAB Upholds Order For North Central To Serve Four Wis Cities
The U S Court of Appeals upheld a Civil Aeronautics Board order requiring North Central Airlines to serve Smockford Illinois Marshfield Ashland and Appleton Wisconsin on route 86 as part of an investigation into Midwest air service. The court affirmed the CAB's power to decide cities to be served and supported the route allocations challenged by the airline.
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iMarshfield
Appleton
Wis
North Central
Midwest
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Launch of Huge Balloon Satellite Postponed by NASA
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States postponed an attempt to launch a 100 foot sphere satellite into orbit due to technical problems in the command guidance system of the first stage. No new date set though Friday remains possible if trouble clears.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
MP Claims Beethoven Composed Ice Cream Tinkles
London report states MP Leslie Plummer jokes that the sounds on ice cream could be bequests from Beethoven. The remark appears in a lighthearted briefing as Parliament discusses cultural topics.
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London
UPI
Leslie Plummer
Beethoven
Rockefeller Jr dies in Tucson after long humanitarian work
John D. Rockefeller Jr widely recognized philanthropist dies in Tucson. The article recalls his wealth and influence, noting his vast welfare and cultural gifts, early advocacy for fair labor, and lineage as son of Standard Oil founder. Authorities mention his pioneering stance on labor conditions and generous contributions to medical and social research foundations.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr
Tucson
Rockefeller
Orig
Standard Gil Ca
Rockefell
Negroes Push Integtration Campaign Gains In Durham
A Durham mayoral committee proposes a three step plan to integrate lunch counters at three Durham stores. Police arrest 37 students including four minors for sit in demonstrations as the protest spreads. A broader national context shows activists pressing for desegregation in public facilities and schools.
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N.C
Durban
Ike Visit Doubtful as Khrushchev Bids Seen Competing
The report notes Khrushchev proposes to visit Moscow if U.S. pressures ease while pilots face espionage charges. It cites Tass dispatches from Moscow detailing remarks and potential questions for President Eisenhower during a future Soviet trip.
Reuss Suggests Gov Nelson For Vice Presidency
Wisconsin congressman Henry Reuss proposed Governor Gaylord Nelson as a possible Democratic vice presidential candidate. Nelson expressed flattery but called the suggestion remote and not worth speculative debate. The remarks came during a day of political maneuvers in Madison and Washington.
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Gayloré Nelson
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Wis
Washington
Firehouse Plans Delayed Over Safety Door Issue Staten Island
A Staten Island project to expand Engine 165 and Ladder 2 firehouse faced postponement due to missing an extra fire exit door. Inspectors found the building did not meet occupancy safety requirements, delaying the opening for crew safety and compliance.
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New York
UPI
Staten Island
Eisenhower to Visit Soviet Union Next Month Amid Tensions
President Eisenhower, amid Khrushchev’s warnings over the U2 spy plane incident, said he plans to visit the Soviet Union next month unless Khrushchev withdraws the invitation. Rep. Arch Moore and other GOP lawmakers relayed that Eisenhower would wait for Khrushchev to raise the topic at their Paris summit. The planned June trip remains contingent on Moscow inviting him.
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Soviet Wreckage Photo Said To Be Fake
In Burbank California AP reports the designer of the U2 says a Soviet wreckage photo purporting to show a destroyed American plane is fake. He claims the images are not from the first, lighter model and suggests the newest shots were released as a fake by Soviet sources.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Gorky Park
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Burbank
Calif
Tits Isoks
Lockheed
Paetosragh
Additional Storm Sewers Proposed in City Plan
City officials discuss creating new storm sewer projects to relieve flooding. A proposed $200000 project would extend sewers between 26th and 28th Avenues from the lake to Gurgia Street, with surface drainage improvements and reconstruction of older lines. Council endorses starting detailed plans for the citywide drainage program and seeks reimbursement from future bond issues.
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Raniah
EL Stauffer
Viain
Hors
Curgia Street
Swiss Expel Two Soviet Diplomats Over Spy Plot
In Zurich police seized two Soviet diplomats on Wednesday while meeting a double agent. They were accused of seeking top secret data on Swiss defense plans and missile sites in West Germany including Sembach and other U S bases. The diplomats, described as surly and arrogant, left Switzerland after expulsion.
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West Germany
U.S. Air Force
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Kaiserslaviern
Air Force
Peiping Radio Warns on Flights to China
Peiping radio threats warn of consequences if American planes conduct intelligence missions over China. The editorial cites actions by the Communist Party and references US bases in Japan. The report notes past intelligence flights over Russia and implications for U.S.-China tensions.
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Beda
Fodax Tapan
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Nelson Names Two Appointments to Regents Board
Gov. Geyhard Nelson made two appointments to the Board of Regents. Thomson, 42, of Stevens Point, was named to succeed Lyel Jenkins, and Donn K. Neie, 78, Madison attorney, to succeed Harold Anderson. Both terms run twenty years.
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