Kil dare versus Casey fans and Perry Mason clash
A writer debates whether Dr Kil dare or Ben Casey is the superior physician and ponders suing for malpractice over a taunting threat. He compares Perry Mason and Lawrence Preston as legal options, betting Preston would defend him and Mason would be chosen only in a civil case, hoping for a quick exit to watch Gun Smoke.
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UPI
Dr. Kildare
Ben Casey
American Medical Association
Casey
Perry Mason
Lawrence Preston
the Defenders
Mason
Kildare
Preston
West Virginia Weather Summary and Five Day Forecast
Cloudy with occasional rain today and tonight cooler with highs in the 40s to low 50s and lows around 36 to 42. Tuesday brings variable clouds and a warmer trend, with a Friday cooling peak. Five day outlook shows near normal highs around 61 in the south and 56 in the north with about a half inch precip likely Thursday or Friday. Beckley and Oak Hill report varied temperatures and steady river and lake conditions amid cloudy, normal gauge levels. New York reports a Sunday high of 7 degrees in Yuma and morning lows around 1 degree in Pellston and Alpena.
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Seerseeres
Oak Hill
Greenbrier
Hinton
HI LO
New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Yuma
Ariz
Pellston
Alpena
Mich
Rains Bring Hope for Good WV Crop Year Says Douglass
West Virginia could see a strong crop year if rains stop soon and spring planting proceeds. Assistant Agriculture Commissioner Gus Douglass notes heavy rainfall has stored moisture and deep freezes have reduced pests. Seed kit distribution to needy families is planned around April 1, with planting possible by July 1, weather permitting.
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Charleston
Douglass
Shortening The News: Byrnes to Maynor Wedding
Television star dd Byrnes married actress Asa Maynor Sunday at All Saints Episcopal Church Beverly Hills. UN official Narayanan, 51, found dead in Geneva bed, heart failure suspected. Steel contract talks show no public progress as Pittsburgh talks resume. De Gaulle to urge end of Algerian war via April referendum. Senate hopes anti poll tax clash ends soon. Mansfield optimistic. Kennedy back in Washington after California trip. Savannah atomic powered merchant ship completes sea trial at Yorktown. Pep pill without jitters promises new option from Lederle. Ribicoff notes outpatient clinics for mental illness have tripled in 15 years. Supreme Court to issue opinions in March session. Pan American jet lands with stuck gear at Frankfurt airport. State Briefs, Huntington plan future.
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Charles de Gaulle
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Washington
California
Andrews Air Force Base
Savannah
Yorktown
Charles F. Howell
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N. Y
American Chemical Society
Abraham Ribicoff
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Supreme Court
Pan-American World Airways
Frankfurt
Germany
Boy Fatally Shot by Toy Cap Pistol in Honolulu
In Honolulu a 12-year-old boy fatally wounded 8-year-old Darwin C. Oh with a 98-cent toy cap pistol after inserting a .22 cartridge into the barrel. The weapon, purchased weeks earlier at a dime store, exploded a fatal shot near the heart. the victim died at Queens Hospital.
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Honolulu
UPI
Darwin C. Oh
Young Oh
Queens Hospital
Ten Die In West Virginia Weekend Traffic Toll Rises
United Press International reports ten people died in West Virginia weekend crashes. A two car collision on U S 11 near Martinsburg killed five occupants of one car and five others died in Berkeley Kanawha Preston Fayette and Lewis Counties. The Martinsburg crash occurred at 11 55 p m Sunday. The toll for the year reached 90, up from 65 a year ago.
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United Press International
West Virginia
U. S. 11
Martinsburg
Berkeley
Kanawha
Preston
Fayette
Lewis
Felix B Miller
Bunker Hill
Carl E Russell
Jacksonville
Fla
Walls Dies Of Injuries In West Virginia Train Crash
Norman Walls 58 of Mt Pleasant Pennsylvania died at Beckley Memorial Hospital from injuries after his car went through guard rails at a Prince bridge and was struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway train. His wife is listed in fair condition with a fractured shoulder and head cuts. The incident is noted as the tenth fatality from a weekend crash spree in the area.
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Mt. Pleasants
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Prince Bridge
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Beckley Hospital
Prince Saturday
Walls
C&o
Kennedy Seeks 600 Million Public Works Program
President Kennedy urged immediate congressional approval of a 600 million public works plan to prevent a recession. He stated the recovery has been uneven and would aid 852 redevelopment areas and 106 persistently unemployed communities, with aim to spur jobs and facilities this year and into 1963.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
House Public Works Committee
John A. Blatnik
Dminn
Joseph S. Clark Jr
D-Pa
Actress Janet Leigh Hospitalized After Bathroom Fall
New York UPI Janet Leigh, 33, wore makeup at her hospital bed after a fall in a hotel bathroom left her with a black eye and cheek bruise and a concussion. She blamed the accident on three left feet and two sleeping pills before slipping into a coma for five hours. Leigh plans X-rays to check for internal injuries and was en route to Argentina for a film festival after separating from Tony Curtis.
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New York
UPI
Janet Leigh
Miss Leigh
Tony Curtis
Argentina
Intelligence estimates of Russia missile strength cut greatly
Defense Secretary McNamara told Congress that intelligence estimates of Soviet intercontinental missiles were reduced by about 95.5 percent from 1958 59 levels and that CIA projections of bomber production were trimmed. The testimony, part of the annual military posture review, noted the United States has 54 Atlas ICBMs and 96 Polaris missiles. It also discussed nerve gas, Vietnam prospects, and plans to shorten tours to reduce dependents abroad.
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John A. Goldsmith
Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Russia
McNamara
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Symington
United States
Junior Miss asks to cut class for appearance
Jean Leslie Allen, named 1962 Junior Miss, wired the Sacred Heart convent in Providence for permission to miss school for a personal appearance. The Providence high school faculty replied with a brief note: Love, prayer, leniency. An airline in London offered businessmen a prop jet luxury aircraft at 280 dollars an hour, promising snob value and prestige for international executives seeking impression.
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America
Jean Leslie Allen
Providence, R. I
Mobile
Ala
UPI
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Providence
R.I
London
Rusk Departure May Be Delayed
Secretary of State Dean Rusk may delay leaving Geneva if the Soviet Union signals a real willingness to compromise on Berlin. He planned to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko after the morning disarmament session, with a Tuesday Washington departure if no progress is made.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Washington
Armored Car Hijacked of $88,269 in Florida
The FBI hunted a three man gang after they bound and gagged guards and stole 88,269.65 from an armored car at the Jacksonville Kennel Club dog track. The vehicle operated by Guy Martin Inc was about to unload Saturday night receipts. Guards reported the robbers moved with clock work precision.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Four Hour Truce in Argentina Amid Crisis Ends Tonight
Argentina nears a decision in a week of turmoil as Navy and Army weigh actions after mediation by ex-President Aramburu. He urged restraint to avert civil war while proposing a 24 hour truce to push for a constitutional solution. Army will act after Aramburu reports.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
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Rosendo Fraga
Pedro Eugenio Aramburu
Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Fraga
Navy
Gaston Clement
Frondizi
Peron
Congressional
$25,000 Grant Okected For New River Gorge
Washington DC based Area Redevelopment Administration approves a 25000 dollar technical assistance grant to the New River Gorge Development Corp of southern West Virginia. Rep Elizabeth Kee says Cheech and Co will conduct an immediate survey of the gorge area and more grants may follow. Officials from Raleigh Summers Fayette and Monroe counties will meet in Beckley with engineers and ARA representatives.
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Raleigh
Summers
Fayette
Monroe Counties
Beckley
U. S. Engineers
ARA
Kee
France Nabs OAS Leader in Algeria Crisis
Algiers and Paris report capture of former Gen Edmond Jouhaud, key OAS figure, flown to Paris under death sentence. French troops crackdown on protests in Algiers leaves at least 15 dead and about 40 wounded as security forces secure Oran. Jouhaud joins Raoul Salan as top OAS leaders captured after house to house sweep.
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Algiers
UPI
Edmond Jouhaud
Oran
Algeria
Edmond—Jouhaud
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Paris
Jouhaud
Raoul Salan
Foreign Legion
Camelin
Paris’ Sante
Salan
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Monsieur Gerber
Apportionment Ruling Overturned By Court
The Supreme Court ruled that voters may sue in federal courts to challenge unfair apportionment of state legislative seats. Justice Brennan wrote the decision, reversing a 1946 doctrine that apportionment cases are political and outside federal jurisdiction. The ruling, 6 to 2 with Whittaker absent, expands federal power to require fairer city versus rural representation.
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UPI
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Tennessee
Nashville
General Assembly
Brennan
Justice Department
Charles E. Whittaker
John M. Harlan
Felix Frankfurter
Jackie Flying Toward London
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy flew from Tehran toward London to meet Queen Elizabeth II and rest before returning to the White House. She and her sister Princess Radziwill will stay at Radziwill's home in London, with a nighttime arrival expected. Earlier stops included Pakistan and India where she toured sites including the Taj Mahal and spoke with Ayub Khan by phone.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Britain
Queen Elizabeth II
Prayer for Executives by Indiana Governor Matthew E Welsh
During Lent weekdays, prominent American Matthew E Welsh Governor of Indiana invites readers to join in Prayer for Executives. The prayer asks heavenly guidance for a business day, ethic acts, blessing on plans, and leading by Christian example in all relations with associates and employer.
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Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
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