Wisconsin Democrat Race Hinge on Nixon Entry
The Wisconsin primary narratives hinge on Vice President Nixon entering the Republican race and Sen Morse weighing a late bid. Kennedy and Humphrey face dynamic crossovers as Morse contemplates, while California and Maryland contests draw attention amid Kennedy and Humphrey competition.
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Rockefeller blames Wagner aides for rift with Albany
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller accused Mayor Robert F. Wagner and New York City legislators of failing to translate agreements into action. He said the city’s fiscal needs were misrepresented and blamed Albany officials for batting political games with the state budget.
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Youths Rob Chilean Envoy at U N Home
The Chilean ambassador to the United Nations says three youths with European accents robbed him of $200 at his New York home and forced a Nazi salute. They smashed the door glass, confronted him in his study, asked if he was Jewish, and demanded $1,000 and all his jewelry, taking the $200 when he said that was all he had.
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Bridge Phoenix radio Fulton Classified Sports Obituaries Market
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Moscow broadcasts Russian language lessons for North America
Moscow radio began Sunday night lessons in Russian for North American listeners. The first nine minute lesson taught three letters and one word vash. A new lesson airs Sundays at :15 and 11:15 p m EST and repeats Tuesday and Friday at the same times.
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Khrushchev Called Unwelcome Visitor At Rangoon
The Nation dubs Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev an unwelcome visitor as he plans a two day stop in Rangoon en route from India and Indonesia. The Daily urges to lock up the girls and bury the silver.
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Mahoney Seeks to Ease School Aid Tax Fight in Albany
Senate Majority Leader Walter Mahoney drafts a combined school aid and tax relief plan to bridge differences between Rockefeller and Assembly Speaker Carino. The proposal aims to boost education aid by about 36 million and adds a likely $5 per taxpayer tax relief, amid public debate over a 10 percent countywide telephone-use tax.
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Heiress in Trouble Elopes With Delicatessen Clerk
A 17 year old New York heiress Roberta Orr Brady faces charges of stealing 3400 from her mother to fund a honeymoon with Albert Brady, 25, an $85 weekly worker. FBI found her in Miami as her husband, wanted in Houston for auto theft and abducting her, awaits trial. The couple allegedly planned a Las Vegas remarriage after prior disputes and a string of financial troubles.
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Cuban sugar trade pact with Soviet raises profit questions
Cuban businessmen ponder profits from Moscow’s five year pact to buy one million tons of Cuban sugar annually. A fixed 200000 tons paid in dollars at world price, remaining balance in Soviet goods. US reaction feared as sugar act and quotas come under scrutiny.
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Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Stranded on Snowbound Bus
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt rode out a long delay on a snowbound bus in southwestern Pennsylvania. The former first lady, 75, traveled from Columbus to Pittsburgh, aimed to attend an Israeli bond rally, and finally bought a train ticket to New York as 12 inches of snow paralyzed the region.
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Jeep designer dies. Roos led Jeep creation for government
Delmar G Roos 72 designer of the Jeep and advocate of the small car died Saturday of a heart attack. He designed the Jeep at the government’s request while vice president in charge of engineering at Willys Overland now Willys Motors Inc. Born in New York he lived in Bronxville New York.
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Watertown Second In Clean City Contest
Watertown New York won second place in the 25 000 to 30 000 population class of the 1959 National Cleanest Town contest Indianapolis Indiana was the overall winner ALBANY Sharon Parrish 4 died in Albany hospital from burns suffered Jan 28 as her pajamas were ignited near a stove in Schenectady home
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State Crippled by Storm Dumps Two Feet of Snow
A severe snowstorm across New York State closed schools, stranded traffic, and caused eight deaths. Over two feet of snowfall buried many areas with drifts up to ten feet. Albany to Syracuse reported heavy accumulations and widespread travel disruptions as cold winds and poor visibility persisted.
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France Discusses Hydrogen Bomb Plans After Sahara Test
Paris reports a dialogue on France developing a hydrogen bomb as Pierre Guillaumat and Defense Minister Pierre Messmer confirm study and steps toward stronger nuclear capabilities. Jacques Soustelle urges France to pursue a hydrogen device if feasible, amid Algerian policy disputes and De Gaulle leadership.
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Court Studies Chessman Appeal
The 38 year old Caryl Chessman faces a three man panel in the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco as his late appeal goes forward four days before a scheduled execution. Chessman, convicted in 1948 of kidnapping robbery and forcing two women into perverted sex acts in Los Angeles, has been on death row at San Quentin and is slated for the gas chamber Friday. Justice Hugo Black of the U.S. Supreme Court refused Chessman a stay of execution saying no substantial federal question was involved.
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Senate Split Into Three Camps Over Civil Rights
In Congress three camps form around civil rights as Southern lawmakers plan delaying tactics while liberals push for swift action and Johnson seeks modest gains. The split signals a lengthy battle with no clear majority as debate begins and pressures mount from northern Democrats and the Eisenhower era leaders. Senator Russell warns Southerners face an inevitable fight in an election year.
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Storm dumps heavy snow as 38 die across region
A nor’easter drenched parts of the nation in snow and wind, leaving up to 9 inches in Oklahoma and sweeping the Northeast with drifts up to 10 feet. Trains and highways froze, hundreds stranded, and dozens of deaths were blamed on heart conditions, accidents, or exposure.
Car Plunges 75 Feet Off Bridge No Serious Injuries
Fred V. Nichols, 41, was driving a car that slid off an icy Baltimore bridge on Sunday and tumbled 75 feet onto a frozen railroad bed. He escaped with facial and knee cuts and was charged with reckless driving.
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