Young blasts CD alert on primary day reach
Sen. M. Young of Ohio assailed civil defense planning for bungling and subpar officials. He called the Operation Alert test an obstacle to voting and urged a five minute review. A civil defense spokesman said participation was voluntary and timed to avoid polling hours.
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Washington
Sen. Ste
M. Young
Ohio
Indiana
Alabama
Ida
Columbia
Ohioan
Ne. Ee
Civil Defense
Floods Roar Across Nebraska Iowa Thousands Flee
Heavy rains and melting snow flood Nebraska Iowa forcing thousands to evacuate. Tornadoes hail and 60 mph winds worsen damage as Platte and Floyd rivers rise. Fremont and North Bend evacuations exceed 1,000 each while Red Cross Civil Defense mobilize shelters for the homeless. Sioux City evacuees exceed 2,000 seeking refuge.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Platte
Missouri
Kansas
Miles
National Guard
Pater Atena
Fort Madison
Denmark
Luray
Cricken
Fremont
Union Pacific
North Bend
Red Cross and
Civil Defense
Wcale
Sioux City
Floyd
Weather Brief: Cooler Thursday and Tuesday Temperatures
The forecast notes cooler conditions upcoming on Thursday. Tuesday temperatures show a range with no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 1 pm. Sunrise is 6 14 am and sunset times are recorded.
Emergency Declared In South Africa Across Most Regions
A state of emergency was announced in virtually all regions of South Africa granting the government decree-like powers including arrest and detention. The move followed racial tensions and a woman pleaded for medical aid for her stroke-stricken husband, highlighting widespread disruption.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Warren. C
UPI
Trumee Bull County
Mary Starkey
Wilbur
Ohio
Khrushchev Faces Protests As He Travels Through France
In Lille Khrushchev ignored a 10 foot banner denouncing Budapest as anti Communist while waved to cheering crowds. He then visited a woolen mill in the suburbs and rested briefly before resuming a packed tour of French provinces.
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Lille
France
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Budapest
Khrushchev
Normandy
Rouen
5,000 Negro Students March In Baton Rouge
About 5,000 Negro college students marched on Baton Rouge and the state capitol over arrests at lunch counter sit ins. Roughly half converged on the capitol steps singing and praying, while the rest paraded downtown without violence. A mass meeting was planned at Southern University.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
State Capitol
Capitol
All Negro Southern University
Third Street
Joseph T. Ferguson
Taiwan Department
Uni
Reds Close Gap As Ike Sees Ban On Nuclear Tests
President Eisenhower said Russia has moved toward a formal treaty banning nuclear tests and may seek limited disarmament in conventional arms. He questioned the binding nature of a non treaty moratorium and suggested continuing the stopgap to gauge Soviet intent for a broader ban.
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John M. Matthias
Columbus
Matthias
Nee Paseiies
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Eisenhower Won't Endorse Nixon Candidacy
President Eisenhower refused to publicly back any Republican candidate if Nixon faced a challenge for the 1960 GOP nomination. He spoke at a news conference with Prime Minister Macmillan, saying his stance would be nonpartisan if another major candidate emerged.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Harold Macmillan
Pussia
Nixon
Senate
Got Your Plates Chieam Faces Fines Over Tags
Columbus report notes fines up to eight dollars and possible loss of driving privileges for shops failing to display the required 190 Herese tags on cars by the Thursday deadline.
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Columbus
Chieam
2000 U S Troops to Pacific Force in June
Washington reports 2000 Army parachute troops from the 82nd Airborne will be sent to the Western Pacific in June. Based at Okinawa with a new mobile supply command, they join the 2nd Infantry Division in Hawaii to provide a flexible response to aggression. No specific trigger cited.
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UPI
Western Pacific
Army
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft.Bragg
N.C
Okinawa
2Th Infantry Division
Hawaii
Harry D. Felt
US. Pacific
Pacific
Tax Cut Passed in Senate Reduces Excise Tax
Washington report says the Senate passed a bill cutting the excise tax on night clubs and cabarets from 20 percent to 100 percent. The measure cleared by voice vote without debate.
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Washington
Uph
Senate
White House
Voce
Forgotten Children Highlight Welfare Conference Claims
The Chicago Welfare director said half of the nation's forgotten children suffer deprivations and ineligibility for aid due to rigid rules. Speakers at the White House conference urged action to combat poverty and race discrimination affecting migrant and Negro children.
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UPI
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Council
Guthalf
White House
MacRae
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Bership
Robert H. Mackae
Ellen Winston
North Carolina
George Edwards
Mxingan Supreme Court
President signals neutrality on Nixon as GOP candidate
The President indicated he would not favor Nixon over other Republicans and could express a choice if needed. A public endorsement followed in an off the record dinner on March 12 and a news conference on March 17. Eisenhower also said New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller would be acceptable if nominated for vice president.
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Nixon
Easenhower
New York
Nelsom A. Roockefeller
Rockefeller
Vice Press
Classified Ads Offer Wide Range in Elyna Lorain
Chromiele Telegram Classified urges readers to place ads and lists items for sale such as a dining room set ten dollars a gas refrigerator ten dollars and a complete double bed three dollars. Contact numbers FA 3 3321 Elyna and CE 3 6173 Lorain.
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Chromiele-Telegram
Elyna
Lorain
Scientists Propose Microphones on Mars and Venus
Washington based space scientists propose landing microphones on Mars and Venus to listen for living creatures. The National Academy of Sciences space board outlined dozens of moon and planet exploration recommendations noting life on neighboring planets is uncertain but possible and microphones could detect any existing creatures.
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Washington
UPI
Mars
Venus
Space Science Board
National Academy of Sciences
Edward RF. Dyer
Space Board
Mara
Harold C. Urey
Dyer
Fragmented Notice of Legislation and Local Annexation Debate
A fragmented report references legislation on district boundaries in Ohio, a Federated Women’s Conference, and a factory bargaining agent election. It mentions annexation talks for an Amherst area delayed while signatures and petitions are checked.
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al Fiyria
UAW
Chew
Ted Sect
Armherst
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