Wisconsin primary race tests Humphrey Kennedy clash
Madison reporters note Humphrey and Kennedy vie for Wisconsin votes in the April 5 primary. Kennedy is seen as leading by many observers, with estimates favoring a spread of seven districts and all at‑large delegates, while Humphrey supporters push farm and labor backing and cautious optimism.
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John F. Kennedy
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Humphrey
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Wilbur Renk
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Slayers Sought In Starved Rock Park Slayings
Ottawa AP police probe brutal triple murder of three socially prominent women at Starved Rock State Park. Investigators questioned two or three men, while lab tests on hair and bark from a blood smeared tree limb seek links. A 35 mm camera found near the cave entrance produced color transparencies from photos of the victims.
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Easy Life by Credit Cards Ends in Capture
Charles Gregory Cannon, 35, used do it yourself credit cards and forged documents to live lavishly, earning about $35,000 in fraud before FBI agents arrested him in New York. Authorities recovered a printing press, check-writing machine and engraving tools among his loot. He had previously served time for fake card use and escaped from a Miami jail.
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Heavy Schedule For Chancellor Adenauer in California
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer faced a taxing day in Los Angeles with an honorary degree from UCLA to receive a luncheon, a news conference, and a major speech after arriving from Washington. He planned a leisurely desert weekend following the series of engagements.
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Take Applications For Parsons Job
Washington AP dispatch says the Civil Service Commission will accept applications for the Parsons Kansas postmaster position. Salary is 6390 dollars annually. Applications must be filed with the commission or postmarked by April 12.
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Civil Service Commission
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No Letup Seen In Lunch Counter War In South
Negro sit-down demonstrators pressed the lunch counter campaign across the South with ongoing protests in Little Rock Arkansas and other cities. Police kept crowds apart as tosses and shouts occurred during encounters amid trials and arrests. In New Bern North Carolina twenty nine demonstrators were jailed on trespass charges and released on bonds after refusals to leave counters. The Little Rock defendants faced fines and jail time with appeals planned.
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Arrests Made In Westchester Dope Ring Supplying Youths
White Plains AP four people were arrested in Westchester County on charges of supplying narcotics to over 100 high school and college students. The suspects include Charles Messina 22 of Mamaroneck a junior at Iona College Peter Furano 16 of Port Chester Donald S Delchrico 21 of New Rochelle and Alfred Michael 36 of North Pelham. Dist Atty Joseph F Gagliardi said the offenses occurred mostly in Port Chester Rye Mamaroneck New Rochelle and nearby Long Island Sound areas. He described Messina as a former “pusher” who financed his education. Police also found marijuana seeds in Messinas shoes and bed quiet possibly enough to plant an acre of weed along with a library book Drugs of the Mind and overdue NYC parking tickets.
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West Berlin Hottest Spot In World Today
James Marlow reports that West Berlin sits at the center of East West tensions as the May summit looms. Khrushchev shows no sign of backing down while the West strives to defend West Berlin’s freedom amid fears of a broader conflict. The issue tests Allied unity and could shape Europe’s future.
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Korea
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East Germany
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West Berlin to Remain Hot Spot and Sore Point
West Berlin is seen as a continuing focal issue with enduring tensions and strategic importance for years, even as no violent incidents are reported in the near term. The analysis highlights ongoing political strain, international interest, and the city’s fragile status amid broader Cold War dynamics.
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Western Powers Suffer Defeat at Sea Conference
In Geneva AP reports Western maritime powers lost a procedural vote at a 84-nation Law of the Sea conference on re-opening proposals after initial voting. The 41-30 decision with seven abstentions may affect talks on a universal territorial sea limit, with Latin American, Asian-African, and Communist delegations backing the change opposed by U.S. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean and others.
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Alfonso Garcia Robles
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