Attacker Of South African Premier Has Hearing Today
In Johannesburg police prepare to present David Pratt in magistrates court for a preliminary hearing on charges tied to firing two bullets at Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd. Verwoerd remains in Pretoria Hospital with the bullets in his skull. doctors call his condition satisfactory though risk to speech balance and hearing persists.
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Newlands
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
UPI Telephoto
South Africa
UPI
David Pratt
Verwoerd
Pretoria
Cape Town
Lands
Paul ‘Sauer
Pratt
Cambridge
Marshall Square
Jack Friedman
Pollice
Ike's Plan for Aged Care Called Cruel Hoax
Two New York Democrats Rep Emanuel Celler and Rep Abraham Multer denounce Eisenhower administration proposals for a voluntary medical care plan for the elderly as a cruel hoax. They label it a windfall for insurance companies and a shabby subterfuge, criticizing financing via higher Social Security taxes and a watered-down funding scheme.
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Washington
UPD
House
EmAnuel Cellar
Abraham Multer
New York
Celler
Judiciary Committee
White House
Eisenhower
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with showers and warmer temps
Northeastern Ohio expected to be sunny and warmer today with south to west winds up to 25 mph. Highs near 58 to 63 with increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight. Tuesday turns partly cloudy and cooler with showers likely. Sunday temperatures ranged high 27. precipitation 0.25 inch in 24 hours ended Sunday 2 p.m.
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Ohio
Nixon biography quotes vice president on fate of presidential picks
Washington reports a Rand McNally biography of Richard Nixon quotes him saying the presidency often seeks the right man rather than planned campaigns. Bela Kornitzer notes Nixon believes destiny guides nominations and that people sense a leader’s qualifications before selection.
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Washington
UPD
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Rand McNally
Bela Kornitzer
United States
Kornitzer
Turbine Copter To Be Built
The Army announced plans to develop a turbine powered helicopter for target spotting and reconnaissance. Testing is scheduled for 1963 to replace two existing helicopter types and a light plane.
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Washington
UPI
Army
Anonymous letter cites gambling spots in Mansfield and county
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle received a typed anonymous list naming about 15 gambling and vice locations in Mansfield and Richland County. He turned the letters to the Liquor Control Board for review as part of about 150 such letters since January.
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UPID
Mansfield
Richland County
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Liquor Control Board
Veterans
Main Street
Attorney General
Liquor Control Department
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Lucas County
William Hirsch
Toledo
Hirsch
Milan Man Killed As Car Rolls
Walter A. Doerners 38 of Strecker Rd Milan died early Sunday when a car driven by his nephew Jack A. Doerner 20 veered off the road and rolled over on Campbell St near Bogart Rd. Doerner was listed in critical condition at Providence Hospital with multiple fractures and lacerations. Burial will be at Bellevue Cemetery following services at Waters and Smith Funeral Home Bellevue.
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Walter A. Doerner
R.D. 1
Strecker Rd
Milan
Jack A. Doerner
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Doerner
Campbell St
Bogart Rd
Jack Doerner
Providence Hospital
Walter Doerner
Albert
Robert Green
Bellevue
Clarence Williams
Earl
Milan Township
Charles
Kenneth
Waters and Smith Funeral Home
T. Rene Meyer
St.John Lutheran Church
Bellevue Cemetery
Chronicle Telegram expands to two daily editions Home and Final
The Chronicle-Telegram announces two daily editions. Home Edition publishes at 1 p.m. for readers outside the Elyria area, while Final Edition starts at 2 p.m. for Elyria City, Elyria Township, North Ridgeville, and most Carlisle Township subscribers. Final shifts vary by region.
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Greater
Elyria Area
Elyria City
Elyria Township
North Ridgeville
Carlisle Township
Otto B. Schoepfle
Elyria
Schoepfle
Royalty Snubs Margarets Wedding Invitations Decline
British papers allege European royals snub Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones wedding on May 6 at Westminster Abbey. Only Denmark’s Queen Ingrid reportedly plans to attend while other royal houses cite various reasons beyond inconvenience or protocol.
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UPJ
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Antony Armstrong- Jones
The
Daily Herald
Westminster Abbey
Denmark
Ingrid
Sunday Graphic
Europe
Russell Says Civil Rights Issue Losing Political Allure
Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia said civil rights was largely a political fight and that the issue was losing its appeal. He noted lighter mail from Northern supporters and hoped future solutions would come at the local level where people live.
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Russell
Washington
UPD
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Congress
Georgis
House
Holy Week Boycott Sparks Tense Mississippi Action
A Holy Week boycott targets Easter goods and lunch counters in Jackson Mississippi with threats to fire Black workers. NAACP leader Medgar Evers warns the action could trigger broader white boycotts and responses from White Citizens Councils.
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Jackson State Times
Medger Evers
Mississippi Naacp
School protest before state board over transfer recommendation
Lorain School officials appear before the state education board to protest a transfer recommendation. North Eaton Civic League adopts a constitution with 30 members signed. Lorain County GOP Club faces criticism as dictatorial in a planned constitutional review. Area officials discuss zoning aims and advantages at a county conference.
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Lorain
State Education Board
North Eaton Civic League
Loraen County
GOP Club
Glennan urges US Russia space cooperation on moon missions
NASA chief T. Keith Glennan said the United States has not proposed joint space work with Russia but would welcome international cooperation. He warned the US must keep pace in science and technology or risk falling behind, and that space leadership would reflect national strength.
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America
Soviet Union
Outer Space
NASA
Earth
Space
United States
Cuba Moves to Crush Four Insurgents Near Havana
Revolutionary troops report crush efforts against a small anti-government guerrilla band linked to Batista remnants and defectors from the revolutionary movement. Maj Francisco Tamayo was killed during a pursuit, with Manuel Beaton among those believed involved after escaping La Cabana Fortress where he faced murder charges.
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JPD
Sierra Maestra
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Cuba
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Revolutionary Movement
Franscisco Tamayo
Manuel Beaton
la Cabana
Cristina Naranjo
Camp Liberty
Beaton
Jewel Thieves Loot Burris Jewelry of Akron Seventeen Thousand
Police chased a burglary at Burris Jewelry Co in Akron as a gang broke in Sunday through a bakery next door and forced a connecting door to steal rings watches and other jewelry valued at about 17000. Investigators warned of ongoing pursuit and tightened security as officials described the daring daytime heist.
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Akron
UPD
Burris Jewelry Co
Rich Must Earn $3.75 To Buy Wc Golf Ball
A Chronicle Telegram Classified Market Place item notes how income tax takes a large cut, even to buy a 75 cent golf ball, suggesting a man must earn about $3 753. It advertises selling unused items for cash and lists contact numbers for Elyria and Lorain.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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