Rockefeller Makes National Run With Health Reform Push
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller moves onto the national stage aiming for the GOP nomination with a call for sweeping public health improvements. In Chicago he addresses the American Public Health Association and outlines plans to tackle rising medical costs as he competes with Nixon.
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Atlantic City
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Midwest
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Chicago
American Public Health Assn
Governor Rejects Clemency for Daryl Chessman
California Governor Edmund G. Brown refused to grant clemency to Daryl Chessman, the kidnapper rapist and author, who faces execution next Friday. He cited a deliberate crime plan, sexual assaults, a loaded gun, and Chessman’s lack of contrition as key factors.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPL
Edmund G. Brown
Daryl Chessman
Brown
Chessman
Today’s Features and Inside Pages Summary
The fragment lists sections such as Paces, Business and Finance, City Life, Classifieds, Editorials, Letters to the Editor, Radio-Television, Sports, Senior Forum, Women’s News, and Today’s Pictures, indicating a magazine style paper with varied coverage. It notes page numbers and indeterminate stories but lacks complete articles to summarize specific events or people.
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Pace Amiusemenis
Dea
Wilson
Ua Ewe
Stolen car hits bus stop. three children dead in Columbus
A driver lost control of a stolen vehicle at a school bus stop in Columbus, killing Jane Bellah 7 and two other children, Jerry Bellah 5 and Randy Kline 7, with Jerry’s brother Raymond 5 among the injured. The driver was taken to a police station as locals converged.
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Columbus, Ohio
AJL
Five School Bound Children Struck by Car in City Intersection
Five children headed to school were struck at B Fayette and Beattie streets by a car driven by Herbert H. Horowitz of 520 Fayette Blvd. Two girls Mary Lou Dombrowski aged 5 and Christine aged 7 were admitted to Memorial Hospital with head injuries and cuts. Mary E Cowan 5 remained in emergency with head injuries and facial bruises. Irene Kent 7 and Barry 5 were treated and released for facial and body bruises. Horowitz received a ticket for failing to yield to pedestrians as investigators continued work at 8 20 am.
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Beattie
Herbert H. Horowitz
Faryette Blvd
Mary Lou Dombrowski
Christine
Memorial Hospital
Bernard Dombrowski
Bruce St
Mary £. Cowan
William Cowan
Fenway Dr
Irene Kent
Barry
Horowitz
Lady Finally Wins Man in Marlow Tale of Perseverance
Dorothy Blewitt, 61, who loved Tom Rance since 1916, finally married him after he rejected earlier proposals and a marriage to others. Rance, now 77, agreed after Blewitt sought work, leading to a final wedding plan in Marlow England.
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Marlow
England
UPI
Dorothy Blewitt
Perseverance
Tom Rance
Alice
Dorothy
Miss Blewitt
Snow Fells Across Upstate New York Weather Tale
Snow fell overnight across Upstate New York with Syracuse reporting a trace and Malone measuring one inch in the North Country. The storm system moved northeast with heavier falls reported near Star Lake Saranac Lake and Dannemora. Weather officials forecast rising temperatures tonight and tomorrow with possible snow flurries Wednesday through Friday. One death in Wilmington linked to the snowfall.
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Syracuse
North Country
Malone
Dannemora
Watertown
New
Bertha Hathaway
Wilmington
Tupper Lake
Whiteface Mountain
Massena
Utica
Albany
Elmia
New York City
Weather Bureau
Mohawk Valley
UT coed says 19 of 25 game cheers contained profanity
Miss Mariana Davis of the University of Tennessee protested to school officials that the crowd chants at a recent game included profanity in 19 of the 25 cheers.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
University of Tennessee
Steel strike stalemate tops White House briefing
President Eisenhower received a three member steel fact finding board report showing no major agreement between union officials and steel companies after 97 days. The White House said no injunction was decided and the report would be studied without a time limit. The panel urged continued negotiations to avoid imposed decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Hisenhower
White House
Justice Department
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
George W. Taylor
United Steelworkers Union
Taylor
New England Reports Winter Weather Across Region
Winter like conditions prevailed in New England with freezing temperatures in northern and southern areas. Concord New Hampshire and Portland Maine logged 26 degrees before dawn, while Greenville and Jackman Maine reported two inches of snow overnight.
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New England
Concord
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Portland
Maine
Greenville
Jackman
Today’s Chuckle Character Guess Challenge
A lighthearted item notes a punny prompt about mimicking another’s ailment without naming it. The blurb hints at humorous miscommunication and a playful puzzle tone typical of comic-page features.
Costs Too High Labor Plans Own Hospital Services
In Syracuse, organized labor shapes a self contained health and hospital project to curb rising medical costs. Plans include a 200 bed Garden Hill Hospital with acute care, rehabilitation for elderly, diagnostic and outpatient clinic, recreation and retraining buildings, and an administration block. Labor leaders foresee a full service, union run facility.
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Syracuse
Garden Hill Hospital
John Ewaniszyk
Greater Syracuse Industrial Union Council
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A.F
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Slavs Ewaniszyk
People's Hospital
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Dr Benjamin A Sauer a Syracuse Council Leader Dies
Dr Benjamin A Sauer of 766 James St a Syracuse chiropractor and Republican leader died yesterday in St Josephs hospital at 63 from a ruptured blood vessel. He led the Common Council and was a member of the City County Municipal Water Committee. He championed pensions for widows of police and firemen and said his crusade neared fulfillment. His term expired Jan 1. He retired after 44 years of practice and was a lifelong Syracuse resident. Concluded on Page 5 Col 3.
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James St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dr. Sauer
Common Council
Sauer
Syracuse
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
Lunik Photographs Dark Side of Moon
Moscow reports the Lunik space probe sent Earth the first photographs of the moon’s far side. Tass indicated images would be published soon while the craft completed its first Earth orbit and prepared for a second approach beyond the atmosphere.
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Moscow
Tass
Earth
Moscow Radio
Eugenyi Bogoyavlensky
A. A. Mikhaylov
Pulkovo Observatory
Moon
Mikhaylov
Pravda
Charles Coburn Marries Widow Half His Age in Las Vegas
Hollywood reports 82 year old actor Charles Coburn wed 41 year old widow Winifred Jean Clements Natzka in Las Vegas. The couple, who knew each other seven years, returned to Hollywood the same night as Coburn kept plans quiet and performed the ceremony in Justice of the Peace Bowler’s chambers.
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Charles Coburn
Hollywood
Colony
Las Vegas
Nev
Winifred Jean Clements Natzka
TWA
Coburn
New York Opera
Oscar Natzka
New Zealand
Jay Faggen
Chambers of Justice of the Peace
J. L. Bowler
Priest at 71, He Dies at 79
The Rev. Dr. Robert T. Bapst died at his Buffalo home after a three month illness. He was 79. Bapst resigned as Buffalo school superintendent in 1949 after 47 years in the public system and entered St Bernard's Seminary in Rochester with papal dispensation for age. He was ordained a priest in 1951.
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Buffalo
Robert T. Bapst
Father Bapst
Buff
St. Bernard's Seminary
Rochester
Pius XII
Soviet claims spy pay connected Langelle case
Moscow reports Soviet authorities caught U S Embassy attache Russell Langelle paying a Soviet citizen 29 000 rubles for secret information. Langelle and his wife and three children left for home after being declared unwelcome on spying charges. Soviet journalists say a Soviet version will be published in response to U S charges.
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U.S
Russell Langelle
Langelle
Washington
Misesourian
Soviet Foreign Ministry
United States
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