Light campaign cards brighten Ottawa youngster visit
A Ottawa girl proudly showed campaign cards to classmates on show day, sharing her father's bid for office. In Costa Mesa Clarence Lott and neighbor dispute fence sharing and polka dot panels, while in Fredonia a frightened deer crashed through a roadside restaurant display, scattering diners before fleeing out back.
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Ottawa
Costa Mesa
Calif
Clarence Lott
Robert Darnell
Darnell
Lott
Fredonia
N. Y
Living Costs Rise to Record February Level
Washington report shows living costs jumped to a record February level after two monthly declines as higher mortgage rates and health insurance costs pushed up expenses. Government agencies cite rising interest rates and insurance costs as key factors.
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Washington
Lamb Insured Payment Plan Adv
Weather forecast for the county predicts partly cloudy skies this afternoon tonight and Saturday. temperatures will be in the mid 30s this afternoon with lows in the mid 20s. Saturday should be warmer with highs near the mid 40s.
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Lamb
Man Arrested For Operating Gambling Establishment
New Kensington Pa John Warren arrested on a charge of operating gambling establishment gave address 226 Worth Ave Tarentum Pa Tarentum Police Chief Joseph Pierre says Warren doesn't live at that address He does.
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New Kensington
John Warren
Woéth Ave
Tarentum
Joseph Pierre
Warren
Missile fired from B52 marks test over Atlantic
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE Florida AP reports a GAM-77 Hound Dog air to surface missile was launched from a B52 jet bomber over the Atlantic Test Range. The 51 foot missile flew hundreds of miles downrange before impacting in the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday. It used its own navigation system and carried several hundred pounds of test gear.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Break In Ocean Telephone Cable Delays NYC to London
A break in one of the two transatlantic cables delayed New York to London calls about an hour. The break occurred 80 miles off Sydney Mines Nova Scotia near Labrador in a zone with active fishing fleets and likely resulted from dragging operations.
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New York
London
Sydney Mines
N. S
Nova Scotia
Labrador
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
United States Funds Loan to United Arab Republic
The United States will lend the United Arab Republic 47 million dollars in funds and commodities, announced by a U S embassy spokesman. Three loan agreements are to be signed on Saturday.
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Cairo
United States
United Arab Republic
U. S
Reopen Grand Jury Probes Dance Studio Pressures
Former executive’s testimony revived a Grand Jury probe into high pressure tactics by dance studios to sell costly lessons to elderly women. Circuit Attorney Eagleton says two witnesses will be recalled as new materials are reviewed. one case involved a woman overextending stocks, savings, and home equity for lessons.
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ST. Louis
Thomas A. Eagleton
Robert L. Cowick
Arthur Murray Studios
Vincent McGrath
Arthur Murray
Eagleton
Hope For OK On Rights See Hope For OK On Rights
Southern senators seek to delay passage by revising a House-passed civil rights bill while House leaders press to uphold the 5 point measure. Senate leaders expect a majority to accept the bill if unamended. any changes would send the bill back to the House. The Senate set a Tuesday deadline for committee action after approving referral.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
House
Eisenhower
House Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
House Votes To Up Ike Budget On Some Points
The House Appropriations Committee advanced a $4.16 billion bill for Labor and HEW, boosting Welfare Department funding by 197.4 million for sewage, schools, and health programs while opposing health and education cuts. It added 1 million to the National Institute of Mental Health and 60 thousand to the Children's Bureau to curb juvenile delinquency.
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Ike
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Welfare Department
Congress
Department
National Institute of Mental Health
Children’s Bureau
Twe
Wilt Chamberlain Quits NBA After Rookie Season
New York AP reports Wilt Chamberlain, who shattered records as a rookie, announced he is quitting the game and will never play in the NBA again. He spoke to the New York Post detailing his decision.
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NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Assn
NBA
Chamberlain
New York Post Today
State Near End Of Its Case In Murder Trial
Garden City Kansas near end of case against Richard Hickock and Perry Smith charged with first degree murder in the Holcomb family killings. Prosecution to call four more witnesses from FBI lab in Washington. defense to present two or three witnesses. Trial could extend to Monday with jury to decide guilt and punishment.
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Garden City
Kas
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Holcomb
Kan
Herbert W. Clutter
Duane West
Finney County
Kansas GOP Leaders Set For Second District Convention
Republican leaders from Kansas expected to arrive in Ottawa tonight for the Second District convention to be held Saturday at Memorial Auditorium starting at 2 p.m. District chairman Vernon Chesbro said more than 400 attendees would hear speeches from candidates including Robert Ellsworth for Congress and Alvin Grauerholz for lieutenant governor, plus three gubernatorial hopefuls Montana? No, Bill Addington, John Anderson, and Huck Boyd. Delegates will finalize details Saturday morning. the event is open to the public.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Vernon Chesbro
Memorial Auditorium
Feyville
GOP
Bill Addington
John Anderson
McDill
Chesbro
Sharp Jump In Business Loans
New York AP reports a notable rise in business loans across major financial centers. Federal Reserve member banks increased commercial and industrial lending by 745 million dollars in the week ending Wednesday, lifting total loans to 31 billion dollars amid falling interest rates.
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New York
Federal Reserve System
Britain Seeking U.S. Nod On Red Nuclear Offer
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan plans talks with President Eisenhower in Washington next week to press a modified moratorium on nuclear tests. He favors a two year limit on small underground tests while seeking not to reject the Soviet plan, amid split views in the U.S. defense and atomic boards on future tests.
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Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Macmillan
United States
Fense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Camp David
Catoctin Mountain
Gettysburg
Britain
Geneva
Russia Rejects Proposal At Disarmament Talks
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States urged negotiations on a central enforcement body for a worldwide disarmament treaty. The Soviet Union rejected the approach arguing to first discuss actual arms cuts before control details. French expert Jules Moch and Canadian Gen. Burns defended the Western plan noting the complexity of enforcement. The Western plan calls for an international organization to oversee compliance, while the Soviet plan emphasizes initial demobilization details before controls are fixed.
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United States
Communist Bloc
Soviet Union
Frederick M. Eaton
Valerian Zorin
Eaton
Jules Moch
Zorin
Moch
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations Emergency Force
Middle East
Britain
France
Ittaly
Canada
Plane Reported Hours Overdue
GREAT BEND, Eas. AP The Great Bend airport manager was alerted that a flight from Garden City to Great Bend had not been heard from since 1 a.m. The FAA office in Garden City reported no position given in the last radio contact. The pilot was identified as Norman Petty of Colby aboard an ivory and green Tri-Pacer numbered 1908P with a doctor as a supposed passenger.
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Eas
Garden City
Ray Berscheidt
Federal Aviation Administration
Berscheidt
Norman Petty
Colby
Folger's Coffee Ad Price Correction Stirs Reno Market
An advertisement in Reno misstated Folger's Coffee price. The correct price was 65 cents per pound, not 59 cents, prompting merchants to adjust listed costs and inform customers of the proper rate. The notice marks a correction to avoid consumer confusion and maintain pricing accuracy in local grocers.
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Folger
Reno
River Crest Likely To Reach Twenty Feet Tonight
The weather bureau revised its forecast for the Marais des Cygnes river crest to about 20 feet tonight after reporting 19.2 feet at noon. Previous guidance had pegged the crest at 23 feet. Cooler temperatures slowed snowmelt, delaying higher stages, with flooding expected from Osawatomie east this weekend and possible precipitation across eastern Kansas.
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Weather Bureau
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Brown Campaign Manager For Stu Symington Campaign
Rep Charles H Brown of Missouri will be campaign manager for Senator Stuart Symington. The Symington campaign setup was disclosed today as the senator formally announced his entry. Brown said organizations have been established in six states with more being formed in about a half dozen additional states.
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Washington
Charles H. Brown
D-Mo
Stuart Symington
Symington
Brown
Khrushchev urges disarmament for peace in Paris visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev pressed for disarmament and peaceful coexistence during a Paris presummit visit, urging an end to the Cold War and hinting at a separate peace with East Germany if a German reunification fails. He echoed calls for closer Franco Soviet ties and criticized the Berlin situation while meeting with Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Diplomatic Press Corps
France
Khrushchev
East Germany
Nikolai Lenin
Charles de Gaulle
The
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
Man seeks Greek bride fleeced by photo switch
In Los Angeles John Kalachian says a retouched photo led him to marry Denise Drongitsi in Greece. After later discovering the deception he sought an annulment, alleging force and duress. Anastasia Drongitsi was substituted, but Kalachian’s annulment was granted. Anastasia remains unaware.
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Los Angeles
John Kalachian
Greece
Denise
Kalachian
Denise Drongitsi
Considera
John
America
Anastasia
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