Area Farmers To Divert Fewer Acres But Get More Money
Livingston County farmers sign up 46 203 acres for the feed grain program with total diverted payments about 1 040 736 dollars. Chatsworth leads in diverted acreage while county farms signed up span many townships and contributions total 2 million in combined payments including a new 18 cent per bushel price support.
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Livingston County
al J. Somers
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Office
Farmere Af 952 Farm Unite
Rere We Mye Kaa
Somers
Chatsworth
Haiti Lets 22 Dominican Refugees Leave Embassy
Haiti agreed to permit 22 political refugees sheltering in the Dominican Embassy to depart safely, easing tensions with the Dominican Republic. A five member OAS team relayed the decision amid Dominican charges of an embassy search and threats of force. The U S prepared to move American citizens if needed as Marines depart and the naval mission withdraws.
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Haiti
UFI
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Caribbean
Hispaniola
Organization of American States
OAS
Duvalier
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Rafael Trujillo
U.S. Navy
United States
Gulf of Gonaives
Santo Domingo
U.S
Colombian envoy Berto Zuleta Angel eyes Dominican charges
Berto Zuleta Angel of Colombia planned to visit the Dominican Embassy to explore charges linked to the Dominican Republic. The move centers on diplomatic steps and potential inquiries connected to the case.
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Berto Zuleta Angel
Colombia
Mississippi Storm Toll Estimated at One Million
State civil defense director Robert Crook estimated total damages from Monday tornadoes in Mississippi at one million dollars after touring Moon Lake and Tupelo. Seven people were killed and 30 injured as 40 families were left homeless.
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Jackson
Miss
Robert Crook
Mississippi
Crook
Moon Lake
Tupelo
Senate panel approves three ambassador nominations
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Chester A. Bowles for ambassador to India and, after brief hearings, Allan Lightner Jr. for Libya and retired Adm. Jerauld Wright for Nationalist China. The nominations move to the Senate for final action.
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Washington
Senate
Chester A. Bowles
India
Allan Lightner Jr
Libya
Adm
Jerauld Wright
China
Weather Forecast Promises Warmer Temperatures Next Days
The report notes fair weather tonight with a warming trend on Thursday. Pontiac records 53 degrees at 1 pm. yesterday’s high 54 and last night’s low 32. Five day outlook shows average highs 63-70 and lows 42-49 with showers possible Sunday or Monday.
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Pontiac
Who Let Castro Grab Cuba
United Press International columnist Lyle C. Wilson argues the United States failed to foresee Fidel Castro's rise in Cuba citing State Department ignorance and intelligence reports. He questions whether top officials received critical data and who diverted it, urging congressional inquiry into the Castro affair.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
United States
Castro
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Department
U.S
Havana
White House
Pentagon
Congress
O'Brien Celebrates 85th Birthday in House
Rep. Thomas J. O'Brien Dil the oldest House member turned 85 this Tuesday and drew praise from colleagues. Winter weather blanketed the central U S with snow from Kansas to Kentucky and Ohio New York and western Pennsylvania while temperatures fell to record lows.
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Washington
Thomas J. O’brien
Dil
House of Representatives
Kansas
Kentucky
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Promise Kotabaru Promises Socialism for Natives
Promise Kotabaru in West Irian Indonesia took over formal control of the former Dutch territory today. It pledges to guide the stone age natives toward 20th century socialism and rapid development under Indonesian administration.
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Kotabaru
West Irian
Indonesia
Haitians in Cuba May Be Used for Invasion Say Rep Selden
U S Representative Armi sted Selden of Alabama said a report estimates about 300000 Haitians could be in Cuba and that Fidel Castro might use them to invade Haiti if he chose. The remark was made on Tuesday outlining potential international security implications.
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Washington
Armisted Selden
D-Ala
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Back Taxes Collected Reach $5 833 51 in County
County Treasurer Charles P. Young reports delinquent personal property taxes totaling 5833 51. Notices warn property seizure if payments are not made, with further steps to collect taxes owed.
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Charles P. Young
Two Call For Freeman's Resignation
Rep. Craig Hosmer of California joined Rep. James Batten of Montana in urging Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman to resign. Hosmer argued Freeman’s departure could restore sanity to farm policy and reduce a large bureau presence pressuring farmers to vote yes in a wheat referendum.
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Washington
Craig Hosmer
Calif
James F. Battin
Mont
Orville Freeman
Hosmer
House
Freeman
Department of Agriculture
California
Battin
Agriculture Department
Department
Birds invade Hellicotts' home in Nubwalk, startling family
Mr and Mrs Claude Hellicott faced an unexpected avian visit when more than 50 starlings swooped into their Nubwalk California home through a chimney. The family cat remained unfazed, stretched on the living room rug as the birds settled.
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Nubwalk
Calif
UPI
Claude Hellicott
Soviets Honor Castro at May Day Parade in Moscow
Fidel Castro attended the Moscow May Day parade with Nikita Khrushchev as U.S. diplomats boycotted the event. Malinovsky condemned U.S. aggression toward Cuba while warning any aggressor against the Soviet Union would be crushed. U.S. Ambassador Kohler and staff stayed away as a snub to Castro.
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Kremlin
NEA Radiotelephoto
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Lenin
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Jayne Mansfield Returns With Another One
Hollywood actress Jayne Mansfield arrives back in the United States with purported third husband Nelson Sardelli after a Juarez divorce from Mickey Hargitay. She claims custody of their two children Mikolos and Zoltan while Sardelli expresses optimism about marriage as Mansfield notes her newest status.
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Jayne Mansfeld
Nelson Sardelli
Juarez
Mexico
Mickey Hargitay
Miss Mansfield
Sardelli
Brazil
Texas
Los Angeles
Dallas
Galina
Miguel Gomez Guerra
Hargitay
Mikolos
Zoltan
Jayne Marie
No Enthusiastic For National Lottery
In Washington Congress showed little zeal for a national lottery as New Hampshire began its sweepstakes. The Justice Department said it would monitor the state law to ensure compliance with federal statutes. Longtime supporters saw a win, but most members doubted lotteries as a sound revenue source.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Congress
Justice Department
Indiana Has Tax Troubles
Indiana court considers challenge to cigarette tax hike. Circuit Court Judge John Niblock heard arguments on whether the 1963 increase from 3 to 4 cents per pack is valid and if the state may still collect the 3 cent tax after April 22. The ruling is set for next week.
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Marion
Ind
IPD
Circuit Court
John Niblack
Indiana
Red Hair Due Singapore Restrictions Target Communist Growth
Singapore tightens curbs to suppress the Communist Party amid ongoing efforts to curb its influence. Officials announce new measures aimed at limiting organizational activity and recruitment. The move follows recent security concerns and regional anti communism pushes.
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Singapore
Communist Party For
State Aid Deadlock Persists as Leaders Recess Into Talks
Springfield lawmakers again halted work on an emergency aid package as Gov. Otto Kerner summoned leaders from both parties to seek a compromise. Two bills totaling 47.1 million dollars cleared the House but stalled in the Senate amid demand for limits on individual payments, while IPAC funds run low and May relief checks face delays. Democrats abstained on the pivotal motion to reject Arnold Maremont, whose removal drew GOP backlash after his charges of anti Negro bias.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Senate
Donald J. O’brien
House of Representatives
Samuel Shapiro
House
IPAC
Arnold Maremont
Aid Commission
Maremont
GOP
Italian Reporters Might Strike Over Hours and Pay
Reporters in Rome threaten a strike over working hours and pay in a move seen as targeting newspapers and their fees. The action stems from demands for better conditions and higher compensation for newsroom staff.
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Rome
Correspondent Tells How To Break Up a Party
UPI correspondent Dick West lists gag lines to quickly clear a party. Jokes target Mrs Kennedy and the White House, Sen Aiken and the Kennedy wives, Congress and its office building, with a final jab at politicians.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Kennedy
Congress
House of Representatives
Bob Loftus
Loftus
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