New Hampshire Primary Spotlight on Voters and Delegates
The New Hampshire presidential primary draws attention to write-in votes and showings for Nixon Kennedy and other candidates. Voters will also elect national convention delegates while party leadership faces pressure after the July convention.
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Washington
UPI
New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wisconsin
Nixon
Kennedy
Paul C Fisher
Chicago
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
GOP
Kansas
Symington
Herman E. Talmadge
D.ga
Paul M. Butler
Talmadge
Give Take In Budget Is Urged
Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson urged that the federal budget need not balance every year. He said surpluses are desirable over time, with moderate deficits acceptable in recessions. He noted Eisenhower’s 4.2 billion dollar surplus fits this approach and could turn to a deficit if conditions worsen.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Eisenhower
Ohio Weekend Toll From Snowy Roads and Hazards
A six way toll from snow driven crashes and hazards across Ohio. Names listed include Mrs. Alice Fowler 29 of Akron and George Charney 8 of Canton among others. Fatalities reported in Columbus Canton Xenia Medway Chillicothe and several towns.
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Akron
Alice Fowler
Ohio
U. S. 224
Mogadore
Canton
George Charney
Family Reunion After Split by Iron Curtain Reaches U S
The Armenas family sails back to Cleveland from Europe reuniting after years apart. John Armenas Sr. 33 and his daughter Donna 24 arrived with Barbara, along with son John Jr. 20, after navigating travel bans. Mrs Armenas had been unable to leave prior due to political barriers.
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New York
John Nenas
Cleveland
John Armenas
Donna
Idlewild
Barbara
John Jr
Arnams
Ving Achn
Opnet
Nika
Tax notice from Iowa state Tax Commission addressed to a resident
A state tax notice concerns an error in a tax assessment and requests correction. The Iowa Tax Commission outlines adjusted figures and instructions for payment or dispute within a set period. The document mentions DLS Moines and related tax processing terms.
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DLS
Moines
Iowa State Tax Commission
Congress Debates Space Funding And Urgency
Congress members clash over NASA funding in a debate on a 915 million dollar request to advance the nations space program. Critics press for urgency while supporters defend current pace and present budget details. Sen Humphrey urges six point plan for better retirement security for seniors.
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Washington
UPI
House
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space T
NASA
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
Space Com
Isisi
Richard Horner
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Police Break Up Negro Rally in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama a 2000 strong Negro rally met 500 police outside the Capitol boundary as 10000 whites jeered. Meantime 1000 Negro students began a boycott at Alabama State College amid sit down protests and expulsion of classmates. Police reported fists and near chaos as others picketed the White House and discussed civil rights action.
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Ala
UPI
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Capitol Grounds
Washington, D.C
White House
Tampa
Fla
NAACP
South Carolina
Council of Human Relations
Thief Shot By Police Is Hunted
Police across five states seek wounded fugitive Frank T. Skraba after a dairy store burglary in Gatatore Ohio sparked a gunbattle. Skraba was wounded by Sgt. Charles Jackson. accomplice Clifford Thonen surrendered later, denying knowledge of the robbery. Loot valued at $1.29 was found at Skraba’s home amid a bloodied scene.
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UPI
Frank T. Skraba
Magatore
Ohio
Akron
Skraba
Charles Jackson
Clifford Thonen
Michigan Penitentiary
Thonen
Merle Heffelman
Thoren
New Marthasville
WeVa
Felavan
Atlas Vandenberg Explosion Probed by Air Force Board
An Air Force investigates why an Atlas missile exploded on the launchpad at Vandenberg. Early reports describe a small fire and a transfer maneuver on the pad. officials say the blast destroyed one of three operational ICBM missiles.
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API
Air Force Board
Swicht
United States
Satirdas
Air Force
Easter message on new life in Christ and forgiveness
The sermon by Ven Thomas H B Carson presents Easter as the creation of a new human race in Christ Jesus. It emphasizes forgiveness of sins now, freedom from death's power, and the peace of God, enabling daily confidence and happiness even amid suffering.
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Jesus
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Corinth
Adam
St. John
Christ Jesus
Snow Prober Seeks Multi Million Answer
Vernon T. Houchter Jr. set out on a five day trek through Pennsylvania and West Virginia to measure snow depth and water content. He aims to gauge flood risk to Pittsburgh and the Ohio river watershed and warn if rapid thaw could bring heavy floods.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Vernon T. Houchter Jr
Pennsyvania
West Virginia
Houghton
Wlegheny
Mononcahela
Ohio
Erake Hipaieep
Houchton
Microwaves To Link Gas Firm Units
Columbus United Gas System announces plans to link gas company installations in Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and Kentucky. United Fuel Gas Co a Columbia subsidiary will construct the first fee the 1300 080 network covering the area between Prestonburg and Cedarville West Virginia at a cost of 75 mis.
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Columiia Gas System
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Ohio West Virgina
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Anua
Kentucky
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W. Va
Columbia
Prestonturz
Cedarville
WL Va
Dny
Ike Blasted By Butler On Crash
The exchange centers on the Navy Band travel to Brazil described as a goodwill tour. Butler accuses Eisenhower of using the trip for a political show, while Scott defends the president and accuses Butler of blood politics.
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Eisenhower
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South America
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Rio
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Key West Fla
Brandy For Blood Alarm Prompts Dorm Ban
A misread UPI report states the university bans a troubling fad involving brandy and blood in dorms. Officials say students with dangerous pet animals in rooms will face penalties. the alarmed campus weighs policy changes.
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UPI
New York
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Ex Aide To Wright Brothers Dies At 87
Roy Knabenshue 87 former Wright Brothers aide and aviation pioneer died of a stroke in Temple City California He helped guide the Wrights after their 1903 Kitty Hawk flight designing aircraft for World War I and building dirigibles He retired in 1949 and leaves a widow Jane two sons and five daughters Silver Wings plans a benefit for his widow on March 27 and the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences will honor him on April 5 Services are set for Wednesday.
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Fairsfield
Ohio
Fairborn
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Silver Wings
Jane
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Epidemic Threat Ends In Agadir After Earthquake
Health officials say the plague threat in Agadir has ended as disinfection teams sweep ruins. Rats and vermin remain a danger with hundreds of bones yet to be found and 25 000 refugees housed nearby. King Mohammed V and Princess Lalla Aisha visited towns but not Agadir. Victim toll estimates range from 10 000 to 12 000.
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Morocco
UPI
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Atlantic
Mohammed V
Lalla Aisha
Youth Sought in Twin Slayings of Real Estate Couple
Tampa police and State Atty. James McEwen pursued 21 year old Donald Henderson for the brutal killings of Claude and Mrs Yocam in a Latta Florida trailer home. The man is described as slender and habitually wearing black suits. The Yocams were found shot or stabbed and a pair of infants were discovered on the bed. Authorities called the crime scene horrific and highly disturbing.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
James McEwen
Donald Henderson
Claude E Yocamith
McEwen
Latz
Yorcam
Henderson
Picketing in Xenia Prompted by NAACP Action
NAACP organizers rally for peaceful protest as Wilberforce University and Central State College students join a sit-in at Geyers Restaurant in Xenia. Around 30 Negro students sit in. doors close and lights go out with no violence reported. Co-owner Geyer refuses comment and vows to keep the business closed.
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Wilberforce University
Central State College
Dayton
Cincinnati
Youngstown
National Association For the Advance of Colored People
NAACP
Woolworth Dime
Pittsburgh
Woolworth
Geyer
George D. Geyer Jr
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