Eisenhower Nixon rally for stronger US power and GOP bid
President Eisenhower pledged the United States would remain the strongest power militarily and economically as Vice President Nixon signaled he would push for strength and progress if he becomes the GOP nominee. Governor Rockefeller warned voters will want plans for the future.
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Eisenhower
United States
Richard M Nixon
Nelson A Rockefeller
New York
GOP
Rockefeller
Nixon
International Amphitheater
Chicago
Exen Eisenhower
Pan-Pacific Auditorium
Los Angeles
Soviet Union
America
Natons
Albion ex-clerk-treasurer indicted for grand larceny
An Orleans County grand jury indicted James C Hungerford 38 of Albion former village clerk treasurer on charges of first and second degree grand larceny and misappropriation of public funds totaling 6306 He served from 1956 until last August and resigned He was released on 2000 bail pending arraignment with no date set for the hearing.
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Orleans County
James C Hungerford
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Hungerford
Albion Village
Airman Passes Half Way Mark In Icy Test
Airman Bruce C Barwise of Bovey Minnesota reached the halfway point in a 72 hour endurance test inside a survival capsule on Lake Erie. The 34 year old, father of three, endures 36 hours of cramped conditions as Coast Guard and Air Force teams monitor 415 data points for possible pod design improvements.
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Lake Erie
US Air Force
Bruce C Barwise
Bovey
Minn
Coast Guard
Air Force
Wileman
Chan
Aiman
Appeal for aid to find maniac killer of four
NORTH BRUNSWICK NJ authorities appealed for Rutgers University students to help locate a killer described as a maniac with a grudge. The slayer bound and shot Edith Clarke and three others at a country estate after asking directions.
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North Brunswick
Wilentz
Cuba Blames US Misunderstanding for Rifts in Ties
In a televised policy address Osvaldo Dorticos accused the United States of misunderstanding Cuba and said the strained relations result from U S actions. He offered to resolve issues through diplomacy if sovereignty is respected, replying to President Eisenhower who warned against intervention by international communism. Fidel Castro remained largely silent, noting Cuba’s internal laws and sovereignty as Marti Day ceremonies drew attention.
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Havana
United States
Eisenhower
Mit
Osvaldo Dorticos
Doriico
Corticas
Fidel Castro Castro
Dorticas
Cailiy
Jose Mart
Cuba
Macmillan Receives White Fibre Mining Helmet in Johannesburg
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was presented in Johannesburg with a white fibre mining helmet by Goldminers in admiration of his eye catching white fur hat worn in Moscow last year. The helmet includes a safety lamp attached as a practical addition to his headgear collection.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Goldminers
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Laroche Showcases Slim Spring Fashion in Paris
Paris opened with designer Guy Laroche presenting a spring collection featuring slim, high-waisted suits and dresses that hug the figure. Belts and wide cummerbunds extend to eight inches, with short skirts, tiny checks, soft plaids, and pleated details across day and evening wear.
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Paris
Guy Laroches
Laroche
Talks on Soviet Repayment Of Lend-Lease End
Washington reports the Soviet Union ended lend-lease repayment talks after demanding trade and aid amendments as part of negotiations. The United States seeks civilian economic value repayment on items from wartime shipments, totaling about 11 billion dollars in goods including equipment, trucks, and ships.
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United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Dawid
Eisenhower
Germany
Rockefeller Sees Budget With Surplus For 1960 61
Gov Rockefeller previews a proposed 1960 61 budget at a Republican dinner in Washington stating it will show a surplus for the current fiscal year though he will not yet disclose the amount. He notes spending will be held below 1960 61 levels with possible education aid increases amid tax move debates.
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Wey
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Civens
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Freezing Rain and Snow Halt New York Highways
Winter storm blankets portions of New York with five inches of snow at Oswego and Rome and four inches in Water Town while Albany Glens Falls Plattsburgh and Syracuse report lighter accumulations. Rain dominates the Hudson Valley and southern tiers as officials warn of lingering wintry mix and possible additional snow.
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Weather Bureau
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Rome
Mohawk Valley
Salisbury
Adirondacks
Tannersville
Catskills
Watertown
Glens Falls
Plattsburgh
Syracuse
Utica
Oneonta
Binghamton
Hudson Valley
New York
Former Brazilian Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha Dies
Oswaldo Aranha former Brazilian foreign minister and U.N. General Assembly president in 1948 died Wednesday of a heart attack in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. The longtime diplomat and statesman shaped postwar diplomacy and Brazil's role on the world stage.
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Rio DE Janeiro
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Oswaldo Atanha
Johnson Defends Actions In Awarding Contracts
A 1959 report details Johnson joining the Merarland Johnson consulting engineers firm and drawing fees from contracts awarded earlier. He denies sharing profits and asserts no participation in later contracts. The report also cites private consultant funds and potential legislative review by Senate leaders.
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Joan W Johnson
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Senate
Lepolil Sars
Maze
Waller Mahones
Johnson
Agaim
Bingiamtus
Budget Bureau
Buffalo Wednesdes
Jett
GB Cart
Pledge By General Challe Stirs Algerian Tensions
Algerian capital eased a general strike as food and utilities resumed amid rebel siege. De Gaulle’s representatives urged peace while martial law stayed in effect. Insurgents controlled central areas. paratroopers held positions but did not advance. Moslem unrest sparked clashes in Mostaganem. home guards aided authorities.
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Charles de
de Gaulles
Mgeria
Paul Delouvrier
Maurice Challe
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Challe
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Algeria
de Gaulle
Mostaganem
Luc de Gaulle
Prince Home
France
Algeran
Boy Named Easter Seal Child for 1960
A 10 year old Notah Dakota boy without hands or feet has been named the 1960 National Easter Seal Child. Johnny Kemp, fitted with artificial legs and hands, plays baseball, shoots marbles, is a cub scout, and earns above average grades. Selection announced by the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults from Chicago headquarters. He will visit Washington in March to meet Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Johnny Kemp
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Washington
Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Pneumonia Influenza Claims 127 Lives in Los Angeles
City health officials report 127 deaths from pneumonia and influenza since the year began in Los Angeles. The tally shows 109 pneumonia and 18 influenza deaths with about half the population affected during the current flu epidemic, which appears to be tapering.
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Los Angeles
Health Department
Legion Leader Charles C McGonegal Dies at 64
Charles C McGonegal 64 a World War II veteran and national vice commander of the American Legion died Wednesday. He was known for his rehabilitation work and wide recognition in Legion circles.
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Charles C McGonegal
American Legion
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Collegiants Rebel Over Drury Dress for Dinner Edict
In Springfield Missouri a sweat shirt rebellion challenges Drury College’s dress for dinner rule. SMS and Southwest Missouri State students join a come as you are soup line on campus to protest the mandate enforced by Dr James Findlay.
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Drury Colleges
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Drury
James Findlay
Findlay
Year of The Rat Celebrations Start Amid Firecracks
TOKYO reports the Year of the Rat began with loud firecracker barrages across For mosa and Peiping. Radio says millions welcomed the lunar New Year with joy and gaiety as the vast working population enjoyed a four day holiday with pesca, dancing, singing, theater, and cultural programs.
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