Europeans Buy Guns Fear New African Violence
Johannesburg reports say Africans plan 24 hour work stoppage and defend themselves with firearms under a 1953 law as European buyers rush to arm, while authorities warn against rioting and review possible new violence to monitor.
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Johannesburg
UPI
Vanderbi Park
Sharpeville
Cavetown
Eric H. Louw
Philip
Allj
Albert Luthuli
Luthuli
Gress
Ohio Teamster Presser Indicted by U S Grand Jury
A federal grand jury in Cleveland returned a one count indictment charging William Presser, a Teamsters official, with obstructing justice by defacing an invoice for Christmas buckets given as gifts. The case ties to investigation of union abuses and lists recipients including Judge James C. Connell and former Senator George H. Bender. Presser faces up to five years and a $5,000 fine if convicted. Indictment covers alterations to invoices dated Sept. 7 and 13, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPT
Odsuucung Jushce
Wl Lace
Presser
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U. & District
James C. Connell
U.S
George H. Bender
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Akron
GOP
Bliss
Connell
Bender
Rudolph Deutch Industrial Sales Co
Teamster
Rackets Committee
Snowbound Rescuers Seek Wrecked Plane in West Virginia
Snowshoe teams battled heavy snow to reach a downed two engine plane near Frank West Virginia after a radioed engine trouble and icing wings. The missing aircraft from Richmond Virginia to Lockbourne Air Force Base Ohio carried Captain William G Barbour Florence SC teacher Elizabeth Tucker Richmond VA and CAP officer Monroe Hatch along with Clarence Bomer. Air Force and rescue crews located the wreckage in a remote mountain area but search was hindered by 10 inch snowfall and drifts up to 12 feet awaiting daylight.
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Richmond
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Ohio
Here
Air Force
William G. Barbour
Florence
S.C
Elizabeth D. Tucker
Civil Air Patrol
Monroe
Hatch
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumpter
Clarence Bomer
CAP
North Carolina
Lenten Message from Fulton Sheen on Sacrifice and Redemption
The Most Rev. Fulton Sheen writes during Lent urging identification with sinners and sacrificial outreach. He cites Christ’s passion and Mary’s presence, urging perseverance, service, and endurance to bring justice, ignoring worldly mockery.
Warrants Piling Up For Amish
Warrants against 21 Amish men rise as authorities prepare a fifth set charging violation of the State Compulsory School Attendance law. Fathers face hearings on prior sets. the dispute centers on sending children to a new high school deemed too worldly.
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Honey Brook
UPD
Twin Valley
Morgantown
W. QO. Tandle Jr
Billy Graham
New York City
Authors Win National Book Awards
The annual national book awards were presented to Phil Roth for Goodbye, Columbus and five stories, to Puch and Eilmann for James Joyce, and to Robert Lowell for Life Studies. Awards are sponsored by the American Book Publishers Association, the American Booksellers, and the Book Manufacturers Institute.
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New York
UPT
Phil Roth
Columbus
Puch
Eilmann
James Joyce
Robert Lowell
Life Studies
Comcs
American Booksellers, Assh
Instiute
World In A Spin
Fourteen anti Franco agitators were sentenced to prison terms from six months to six years. An office to register volunteers to fight in Algeria will open in Cairo in two or three days. In London Sarah Churchill was convicted of drunk and disorderly conduct and fined 5.60 dollars. Princess Margaret and Tony will honeymoon aboard the royal yacht Britannia. In Moscow Soviet provincial premiers praised West Virginia and New Jersey for hospitality. Hounds chased a fox into a deer sanctuary in Dulverton and were locked in when the fox escaped. The Travelers' Club in London named Haddock as replacement for the cat Kipper.
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Algeria
Cairo
London
Sarah Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Princess Margaret
Tony
Moscow
U.S
West Virginia
New Jersey
Dulverton
England
Travelers’ Club
Kipper
Haddock
Notable Hollywood Divorces and Public Notices Across the Nation
Mamie Van Doren divorces Ray Anthony after testifying in Santa Monica that he showed little interest in their marriage. Lance Reventlow and J.8. Jom obtain a marriage license and may wed today. Ohio Rep Gordon H. Scherer accuses a graft probe of being politically driven in San Francisco. Thomas A. Burke in Charleston proxies for Elk Horn Coal Co. Prentice Hall says 1960 business clues point to a moderately bullish outlook. U S Coast Guard joins New York anti hit and run drive after barge damage and a sunken tug. An Old Army Buddy incident in Jacksonville cost a man his clothes and kit. Mary Aguilar in El Centro loses 31.50 weekly after a four dollar raise in taxes. Audie Murphy and Pamela separate after nine years of marriage.
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Mamie van Doren
Ray Anthony
Santa Monica
Calif
J. 8
Jom
Lance Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Ohio
Gordon H. Scherer
San Francisco
Congressional
Charleston
W. VA
U. S
Thomas A. Burke
Elk Horn Coal Co
Kentucky
Prentice Hall
U. S. Coast Guard
New York
George O. McManus
Jacksonville
Fla
Mary L. Aguilar
el Centro
Cal
Acior Audie Murphy
Pamela
Washington Senate hears water diversion plea from Chicago
In Washington, Paul Douglas urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for a fair hearing on Chicago's request to increase water diversion from Lake Michigan. Stephen Young assailed a postal hike as a subsidy for big business. Hall and Lusk took oath as U S senator to succeed Richard Neuberger. Defense warned of 20 percent aid cuts without $2 billion appropriated. A new dining hall bid for Miami University was highlighted. Ohio dairymen contemplate Supreme Court action over bulk milk cooler tax. Hardin County School transfer case moved toward Kenton. Welfare Director Mary Gorman defended aid to the blind amid criticism from Clyde Rows.
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Paul Douglas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Hall & Lusk
Oregon Supreme Court
U. S
Richard L. Neuberger
Congress
America
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio Guernsey Breeders’ Assn
Frank C. Haas
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Hardin County Board of Education
Hardin Central
Kenton City
Mary Gorman
Clyde Rows
Ohio Council For the Blind
State briefs and notices from the region
A summary of diverse items includes a push for higher aid to the blind, a contrast in city reporting by a former Toledo manager, indictments in a Canton insurance case, Kenyon College dropping pre professional tracks for liberal arts, a High Court motion in Youngstown over a magazine obscenity charge, a flood control study recommended by a state advisory council, and historical notes on milestones from 1882 to 1959.
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Gorman
Toledo
Russell Rink
Northwestern
Ohio
Sigma Delta Chi
AKEON
David C. Scott
James E. Peoples
Canton
Summit County
Grand Jury
Kenyon College
Gambier
Youngs
Town Common Pleas
Erskine Maiden Jr
Modern Man
Advisory Flood Control Council
The
State Water Commission
Veteran model laments aging at Dallas fashion show
At the Dallas annual fashion show a veteran model speaks of aging, noting her feet have grown two sizes and never stop hurting, reflecting the toll of time on runway wear. She asserts the strain of long shows and evolving industry standards.
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Dallas
Sneak a Snicker Freight Train Cited in Ohio
A 156 car freight train owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad was cited by Struthers police for illegal parking. The crossing stop lasted 38 minutes, exceeding the town ordinance limit of 5 minutes for trains parked on crossings.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Struthers
Ohio
Motherwell Jury Is Deadlocked in California Case
A Downieville jury in California remains deadlocked after a trial led by Judge Warren. Prosecutors reported key testimony involving Larry and a related gay rights matter, with no verdict reached.
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Motherwell
Downieville. Calif
UPD
Larry
Warren
Securities Aide Dies Son of New York Icon
A prominent securities official from New York, one of the nation’s oldest and largest firms, dies of a heart attack. The obituary notes his long service and respected role in the securities industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son of
New York
Compromise Sought On Care For Aged In Congress
Liberal House Democrats push a medical care for the aged plan tied to expanded Social Security benefits for about 1.18 million people. Welfare Secretary Flemming says the administration opposes broader medical aid but is exploring an alternative.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means
Arthur
Flemming
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Democratic Congress
Congressional
GAS House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Thomas G. Corcoran
Canada
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co
Democrat Party names deputy finance chief for 1960
National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler announces Frederick W. Richmond as deputy chairman of the Democratic National Finance Committee for the 1960 campaign. Richmond is an investment banker.
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New York
UPI
Paul Butler
Frederick W. Richmond
Democratic National Finance Committee
Chronicle-Telegram 1960 March 24 issue overview
The Chronicle Telegraph 1990 No 71 March 24 1960 appears as a header fragment. Readable text not enough to identify a clear event, person, or organization. This card notes the periodical issue date and edition number without substantive news details.
Symington Enters Democratic Presidential Race
Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination. He urged party unity and outlined a program emphasizing peace through negotiation, public investment in education and health, farm support, and equal rights, with savings from cutting government waste to fund costs.
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Missouri
Air Force
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Wayne L. Morse
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Symington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
Disc Jockey Ban Hits WEOK in Poughkeepsie
A Poughkeepsie radio station WEOK bans the term disc jockey on its records citing unpleasant associations. A spokesman said the station will use the term musicist er instead.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y
UPD
Weok Wednesday
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Los Angeles
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Vincinia Vincinia Harbor
van Buo van Em
Frank
Fulton Sheen
Catho Bc
Cme
Migal
Edward A. Wilson
U.S.A
Robert C. Gorman
Certified Public Accountant
Robinson
Elyria, O
Robert Koch
Thomas Dewey
Philippine Island
Mary
George V
Britain
Iraq
Securities Aide
Jill St. John
UPI Telephoto
AFL - Cio
House Agriculture Committee
the Chronicle- Telegram
Ayria, Ohio
Philadelphia
Donna Marie Paoli
Ridley Park
Doris Duffy
Rita Paoli
Donna
Keenan
Duffy
Stuart Symington
Lorain County Title Company
Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation
Elyria
Fairfar
Therm-O-Disc, Inc
McDonald & Company
Mel Farr
Eerhange
James MM. Haas
Syria Savings & Trot
Fairfax
Cantor Dtor
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