Loss In West Virginia Theft May Reach Half Million Mark
In Charleston West Virginia police and FBI probe a theft from the State Motor Vehicles Department vault that housed cash and checks. Explaining the $500000 estimate, J Marshall Holcomb said a firm total would take days as thieves breached a vault via a ventilator opening and a blown wall. Authorities seek the check and cash losses and suspect no safe cracking. The incident draws attention to delays in updating licenses expiring June 33 and ongoing plate replacements.
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Federal Aid To Schools Bill Pushed
Congressional debate centers on two versions of federal school aid. The House plan earmarks 1300 million over four years for construction based on state student populations while the Senate proposes 1.0 9,000,000 over two years with funds allocated by need and used for either construction or teacher salaries. A likely informal compromise would drop core segregation and salary caps, keep the Senate formula, and win Eisenhower approval though some dissatisfaction remains. Vice President Nixon aims for favorable action before the election.
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Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Supreme Court
Capitol
Tampa
Stennis
DCI
Methodists Press Call for Racial Equality
Columbia AP report on the National Conference Methodist Students Movement endorsing nonviolent sit ins and peaceful picketing. Delegates urged swift abolition of the all Negro Central Jurisdiction of the Methodist Church and supported student participation in demonstrations and economic negotiations with merchants.
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Columbia
National Conference Methodist Students Movement
Methodist Church
GOP Mixed On Rockefeller Tour Plans
The story reports mixed Republican views on Senator Rockefeller's overseas campaign travel to boost party candidates, with debates over publicizing lawmakers expense accounts and whether a House plan to require disclosure would pass. Rockefeller’s New York ties and Nixon’s campaign prospects are discussed amid party strategy and the Senate budget.
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Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
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Kichamali
Eastern Sees Break In Wildcat Pilot Strike
Eastern Airlines reported a real break in a week-long wildcat pilot strike. Eight crews were returning to work in Boston and New Orleans, while Miami, the strike’s origin, remained largely shut down. Normal operations from Boston were expected to resume today.
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County Auditor Reports Nearly Balanced Budget This Year
County Auditor notes near parity in the annual budget as the County Roads Supervisor outlines a report on community centers, trees, and debris removal near Beacie area. County officials discuss land donation, school policy distinctions, and the role of local clubs in rural services amid ongoing discussions on expenses and maintenance.
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Raritan Club
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Sensenbaugh
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Nixon outlines growth strategy and private sector support
President Nixon argues against Soviet-style planning and urges a sound fiscal policy to keep values stable and growth rising. He stresses limited government interference in the private economy while supporting private industry, public education, and the transportation system as key pillars.
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Nixon
Obituary notice from Williamson area man with large family
An obituary notes a resident of Williamson Pa with listed survivors including 18 grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Minnich Funeral Home in Greencastle with Rev Paul Baker officiating and interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening between 7 and 9 p.m.
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Charles L. Statler
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Edgar
Chambersburg
Howard
Marion
Walter
Glenn
Percy
Greencastle
George Forney
Frank Statler
Earl Helfrick
Paul Shaffer
Percy Pisle
Physicians Told To Heal Selves
In Miami Beach AP reports that doctors face calls to self assess and improve care while observers in India note refugees in Tibet facing medical examinations amid concerns over glaucoma and eye issues. The Tibetan situation involves refugee flows, alleged abuses, and political tensions with China. Lifeguards at Atlantic City rescue data appear unrelated.
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India
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Bar-Jlack
Atlantic City
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Candidates Face Questioning By Baltimore Prosecutors
Baltimore AP report says state prosecutors will question treasurer candidates about irregularities in campaign expenditure and contribution reports. Saul A. Harris and Robert V. Lazzaro said they found discrepancies in financial statements filed in federal court prior to the primary.
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Robert V. Lazzaro
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Anti U S Week Launched by Chinese Reds
In Tokyo AP report Chinese authorities launched an anti U S imperialist propaganda week. Mass rallies and Peiping radio denounced President Eisenhower as a symbol of Western imperialism. Public displays and broadcasts blasted his Asia tour as a failure.
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U.S
Tokyo
China
Eisenhower
Peiping Radio
Prayer Text fragment from Houston minister
Fragment of a private prayer by Kenneth Pope of Houston requests guidance and faith. The dedicatee asks for awareness of divine presence and acceptance of the guiding Spirit to dispel fear and anxiety throughout the day. No further contextual details are provided.
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Kenneth "Pope. Houstan
Dope Traffic In California At High Level
Atty Gen Stanley Mosk warned narcotics smuggling has reached disaster proportions with marijuana shipped into Southern California in half ton jets and heroin in two pound packages. He urged federal aid, addressing the California Veterans of Foreign Wars convention, noting the heavy Southern California market endangers addicts with abundant heroin caps and marijuana.
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Fall
Stanley Mosk
California
Mosk
Los Angeles
Eight Killed In Collision Of Four Cars In Louisiana
A mass four car crash near Teetu a La killed eight people including Aaron Williams Sr and his four sons Agron Jr Roger and Lloyd and Rev Lloyd D Taylor a Tupelo pastor. Others fatally injured were George Babineaux Jr Alvin Bodin Sebastian Laporte and Patrick Henry with injuries to Archie Alexander. The wreck happened on a straight highway stretch with cars piling up near city limits.
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