Wisconsin crossover set at 40 percent
Private GOP estimates indicate about 40 percent of Wisconsin Republicans who voted in the presidential primary crossed over to vote in the Democratic race. The issue fuels debate between Kennedy and Humphrey, as Humphrey asserts the outcome would be the same with Democrats only. Wisconsin’s open primary allows crossovers, complicating turnout interpretations.
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Hebert Pushes Penalty Increase on Ethics Bill
In Congress Hebert failed on a germane technicality when seeking a two year post service ban on weapons industry jobs for officers. He proposed a 10000 dollar fine and one year jail for officers or contractors who violate the ban, but the amendment was ruled out of order. The bill passed the House by voice vote and moves to the Senate. Hebert vows a separate bill to cover penalties. Other notes report George T. Moore on fair representations, Douglas on debenture rates, and Flemming’s resistance to broader federal aid changes.
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Lowell Fess
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Ohio
Cleveland
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Geauga County
Elizabeth Bell Weyter
Medina
Ohio Supreme Court
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South Still Battles Showdown On Rights
Washington report notes Southern senators ready to delay final passage of the civil rights bill while Senate leaders expect a final vote soon. The Senate adopted a Dirksen amendment on federal voting referees and then gave the bill a final reading, closing further amendments though debate could continue.
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UPD
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Senate
Richard B. Russell
D Ga
Dirksen
Census Plumbing Probe Sets Yardstick for Housing Census
The Census Bureau describes housing questions as a measure of home quality, asking households about hot and cold water, toilets, baths, and showers. In 1950 one in four lacked flush toilets and over 12 million had no bathtub or shower, with improvements since then guiding hopes that such questions may fade by 1970 or 1980.
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UPI
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Census Bureau
Several Ohio Towns Vie For New Reformatory
Northern Ohio communities push to host the Northern Ohio Reformatory as studies on water supply proceed for a 1500 man facility. Candidates in Lorain and Ashtabula counties express interest while Grafton Honor Camp in Lorain County remains the leading site.
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Hundreds Arrested in Cape Town Protests and Bans
South African police raided Cape Town and Johannesburg areas, detaining hundreds including Europeans in a crackdown on passbook protests. The government prolonged bans on the African National Congress and Pan Africanist Congress until April 6, 1981.
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South Africa
UPI
Johannesburg
African National Congress
Pan Africanist Congress
Live people sign lights Grand Central ad
New York Grand Central Station hosts an animated ad featuring real live performers reading Ladies Home Journal while a Macy’s wardrobe creates scenes. Kelly Leich Don Burns and Mary Linn Mason perform in shifts from 8 to 9 40 a m and noon to 2 pm and 4 0 to 6 pm with weekends off. The $12 000 show, first and possibly last of its kind, may move to Pennsylvania Station after March ends.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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United Press International
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Mary Linn
Welly
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Grand Cenval
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Great Lakes
Lorain County Publishing Notes April 8 1960
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co publishes daily except Gundays and legal holidays from 225 East Avenue Elyria Ohio. Second Class Mail privileges authorized at Elyria Ohio.
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Lenten Guidance from St Patrick’s Cathedral Leader
The Very Rev Msgr Charles J MacManus writes on Lent at St Patrick’s Cathedral New York. He explains Lent’s call to self denial penitential practice and almsgiving guided by daily Mass readings culminating in Holy Week Passion accounts for communion with Christ.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Cathedral
New York
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World In A Spin and Politics Noted In Briefs
A mix of short items reports Laurain Cardinal AEUGAMBWA hospitalized in Rome with heart condition. Duncan Birkett explains winning London hunting horn contest while Letty Batyfield jokes about weather forecasts from newspaper reads. A British Army platoon seizes Bahamas island to block Cuban opposition. The royal wedding best man choice stirs tension in royal family. Peacock sale at Los Angeles Botanic Garden. Police find man asleep at Grove car. Various legal and civic notices cover taxes, hearings, and infrastructure. RT notes include Elvis Presley family plans, Powell trial counts, and international remarks by Hastings Banda.
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Rome
Duncan Birkett
London
Letty Batyfield
Bahamas
Fidel Castro
Miami Herald
Princess Margaret
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
Los Angeles County Botanic Garden
Garden Grove
Calif
Reynolds Rickan
Libertyville
Waterloo
Housing Prices Rise As FHA Reports Higher Payments
The Federal Housing Administration reports average monthly payments on new houses rose to $98.08 last year, up about two dollars, driven by higher prices and interest rates.
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Washington
UPN
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
SEATO Ships and Planes Prepare for Major Exercise
About 60 ships and 100 aircraft from all eight SEATO nations will take part in a major maritime exercise starting April 28, as announced today.
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UPS
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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