Red China Plans Set By Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek told visiting American newsmen that a counterattack on the mainland China is fast approaching and preparations are in full swing. He said no foreign troops are needed and predicted no Moscow Peiping split, calling the rift between Khrushchev and Mao personal, not political.
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Welfare Official Calls for Less Paperwork and Reform
Secretary Ribicoff told state welfare officials that too much paperwork hinders aid work. He outlined a push to simplify forms, improve services for children, combat illegitimacy, and strengthen rehabilitation for disabled recipients. President Kennedy will propose welfare changes including funding extensions and cash-aid safeguards.
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Public Welfare
Kennedy
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Kennedy McCormack Tilt Sets Senate Seat Fight
In Boston, Democratic Party tensions surface as John M Bailey faces pressure over neutrality in the Massachusetts Senate primary. Edward J McCormack Sr urges Eddie McCormack to seek the seat while Eddie Jr's candidacy looms, with Pat Lynch urged to stay neutral amid a Kennedy McCormack split. Republicans list George Cabot Lodge and Laurence Curtis as announced contenders with redistricting shaping Curtis's district.
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14 Boy Scouts Safe After Snow Trek Near Santa Fe
A party of 14 Boy Scouts and their troop leader were found alive after an overnight survival training trip in the Sangre de Cristo mountains near Santa Fe New Mexico. Rescuers on snowshoes spotted them trudging down in good shape after 24 extra hours in heavy snow.
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Sigma Chi Sweetheart Carolee Ream Tours Roanoke Vale
Carolee Ream of the University of Southern California visits Roanoke College in Salem Virginia with Brendan Cavanagh and Sigma Chi brothers. A six inch snow keeps her in town past Sunday, delaying departure until Tuesday.
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Star Studded Audience Watches Producer Collapse in LA
Veteran producer-director Mervyn LeRoy collapsed at the Biltmore Hotel during a B'nai B'rith dinner honoring Walter O'Malley. Doctors diagnosed acute vertigo and exhaustion after he slumped on the dais before about 1000 celebrities including Edward G. Robinson Jo Stafford Tony Martin and Danny Thomas.
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UPI
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Tony Martin
Jo Stafford
Danny Thomas
Girl With Slim Odds Beats Death Returns Home
Nora Gunning a 19 year old from Blacklick Ohio survived a severe crash near Nashville Tennessee last October. Doctors gave her a 11 in 100 chance to live after 30 broken bones and a collapsed lung left her in a coma for 315 weeks. She was released from Vanderbilt Hospital and plans to work in a local hospital this summer.
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Ex-con held in kidnap of New Mexico senator's daughter
Richard Banish, 24, of Cupertino, California, was jailed on a federal kidnapping charge after he said he accompanied Wanda Smalley, 23, daughter of Sen I M Smalley of Deming NM, during an abduction in Albuquerque. She was found unharmed in Kansas City.
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Fire gutts Sarasota Main Street bars injures crippled man
An early morning fire on Sarasota's Main Street gutted Freddie's Bar and Open Door Restaurant injuring a man described as crippled who crawled to safety. Manager Carl Valantine suffered second degree burns as he lit a coffee burner then fell. Firefighters containment aided by a fire wall. Northwestern University owns the burned building. Four pumpers and an aerial truck responded.
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Sarasota
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Sarasota Memorial Hospital
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Fire Department
World doom predicted by astrologers for Monday
AP reports astrologers worldwide warn of catastrophe starting Sunday with possible earthquakes, wars and financial panic. Skeptical astronomers note rare planetary alignments occur about every century, while believers seek refuge in India and the United States as past prophecies failed.
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Ambassador Galbraith Hospitalized in Hawaii
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador to India John K. Galbraith rests at Tripler General Hospital in Honolulu with hepatitis A liver infection and amoebic dysentery. He arrived from New Delhi Sunday morning for treatment.
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UPI
U.S
India
John K. Galbraith
Tripler General Hospital
Galbraith
New Delhi
Spiked Heel Death Shocks Paterson Household
Evelyn Sneed 21 was arrested after her husband Eulis 30 died from a fractured skull suffered in a domestic quarrel 21 days earlier. Police say he was struck on the head with a spike heeled shoe.
Rita Hayworth to Debut on Broadway in Step on a Crack
Rita Hayworth will make her Broadway debut next fall in a drama about a rejected wife. Producer Herbert Swope Jr. says she will co star with Gary Merrill in Step on a Crack written by Bernard Evslin. Hayworth said she had not considered stage work until reading the play.
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Nursing Home Group Urges Opposition to Kennedy Medical Plan
The American Nursing Home Association, claiming 4,300 member facilities, appeals to members Sunday night to lobby Congress against President Kennedy's medical care proposal.
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American Nursing Home Association
Congress
Kennedy
Automation May Increase Public Payroll
Washington authority on automation says public works payroll may grow as machines replace workers. Donald N. Michael warns continued automation could force government to support part of the population via public works for the foreseeable future. He notes leisure time will rise for low-salaried workers during the transition, risking boredom and social tension.
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