US Frees 76 Chinese Students in Move toward Release
The United States cleared the way for 76 Chinese students to leave for Red China or other destinations, as part of a broader effort to win freedom for 56 Americans held by Chinese authorities. Officials said no deal was made with Beijing and the move aims to prod Red China into releasing the Americans, many held on various charges. The exodus plan ends June 30, with more cases under review and hopes that other students may soon depart.
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United States
Red China
State Department
China
U. S
Henry Suydam
Dulles
United
Egypt Seeks Neutral Role as Nasser Eyes Bandung
Cairo reports indicate Egypt may pivot toward neutralism in the East West cold war. Prime Minister Nasser plans to attend the Bandung conference as a special Indian premier, while Western diplomats see a possible Reich in the Arab League rift. Red China hints at cotton trade for recognition, and Turkey is accused of reviving Ottoman influence. The United States and Beijing are linked to efforts to shape Middle East defense pacts in opposition to Israel.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bandung
Indonesia
Middle East
Red China
Nasser
Naser
Nehru
Chow En-lai
Iraq
Russia
Turkey
Otice
United States
Bei Fin
Israel
Clifty Creek Wildcatters Return To Work Amid Walkout
Wildcatters at Clifty Creek halted construction after a walkout by 2750 union workers. Spokesman James Swish said a $50 daily stipend and other benefits were discussed as part of the protest. University officials and company leaders eyed future job growth and grid expansion tied to regional power projects and the atomic plant plan.
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Clif Lant
Elded 10
Dlcipine
Wildcat
James Swish
APL Pieters Uni Sala
Han Tn Fnday
Martin
Durkin
Ronted
New Albany
Ohio State Universal
Miller
Ohio
Donal Defense Atomic Project
Grand Jury Tox Case Against Matton and Jessie White Fire Tragedy
Fragmented report outlines a grand jury tox case linked to Matton with Bar and McCann involvement and mentions Jessie White 42 facing potential April grand jury action. A house fire that killed her 10 month old son near Winterville is noted amid broader discussions of educational expansion and urban centers.
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Ecesame
2Ellerson County
McCann Ald
Millet Ss
McCann
Jessie White
Britain Faces Prolonged Clash Over Press Strike
Reported in Washington and London, the dispute pits Fleet Street power brokers against Communist-led electricians in Britain. A Royal Commission was named as the strike enters its ninth day, threatening Easter commerce with millions of readers cut off and widespread advertising losses across stores, theaters, and printing houses.
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London
Britain
Fleet St
Walter , Stevens
World Press News
Trade Weekly
The
Weekly
Daily Worker
Ted
Regent
Bond
Oxford
General Ely works to avert Viet Nam clashes in Saigon
In Saigon France’s Gen Paul Ely presses to prevent renewed fighting between the South Viet Nam government and the Binh Xuyen private army. Reports say Hoa Hao forces, led by Gen Le Quang Vinh, are marching toward the tal as Ely sends his chief of staff to Saigon HQ.
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South Viet Nam
Paul Ely
Binh Xuyen
Tal
le Quang Vinh
Bacut
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ely
Indochina
Gambiex
Tran van Soal
Comstack
Soai
Antigovernment Coalition
Diem
Cao Daists
Nguyen Chan Phuong
Pony Express Saluted From West to West
The article recalls the Pony Express’s 36th anniversary, noting figures like Soai and Gen Nguyen Chan Phuong amid postwar and political context. It details the first overland run from Sacramento to St Joseph, delivery times, rider conditions, and the era’s rough mountings as a romantic yet costly venture in American frontier history.
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Pony Express
Central
Caliornia & Pike's Peak Express Co
Fiders
Toseph
Mon
Sacramento
St. Joseph
Noure
California
Lincoln
West Coast
West
Chicagoans To Vote Tuesday For Mayor
Chicago residents will decide Tuesday whether to elect Democrat Richard J. Daley or Republican Robert E. Merriam as mayor. The GOP hopeful Merriam, 36, seeks reform with a fresher appeal to break a long Democratic edge.
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Chicago
Half of Nation’s Colleges Appear In The Red
A businessman's survey of U S colleges shows about half of the 733 reporting institutions operate in the red. Tuition and fees rose around 21 percent over five years, while operating costs surged, prompting calls for more than two billion dollars in additional funds from foundations, individuals, and public sources.
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Eng Moe
PEF
Council
Columbia University Grag
Council For Financial Aid
Organiza
Aes Ein
Univers Ayerar
Irving
Duds
Greet’ Corp
New
York Law Practice
Counci
Flags at Half Staff For Col. McCormack in Chicago
Flags on all Illinois armories will be flown at half staff Monday to honor Col. Robert R. McCormack editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune who died Friday. Gov. Stratton directed the Illinois National Guard adjutant general Maj. Gen. Leo M. Boyle to issue the orders.
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Chicago
Finois
Salt Staff
Robert R. McCormack
The
Chicago Tribune
Leo M. Boyle
Illinois ‘National Guard
William G. Stratton
Body of Barbara Gaca returned home amid murder probe
Detroit reports Suspect is believed to be in the murder of Barbara Gaca. Police intensified around the clock manhunt as the 20 year old suspect remained in custody. Olivia de Havilland and Pierre Galante were wed in a late Saturday ceremony with celebratory horns.
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Detroit
Barbara Gaca
Yoilee
Barbara
Yvoy-Lep
Olivia de
Philippines Quake Death Toll Soars in Mindanao
An AP report from VanDalAn Mindanao notes 27 dead with at least 254 injured and 10 000 or more homeless. Officials warn the missing count is unknown as communications break down. Authorities estimate millions in crop and property damage as Governor Lluch reports 300 bodies buried and Lake Lanao area hardest hit. President Magsaysay tours the disaster zone as Red Cross rushes aid and air access remains limited.
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Mindanao
Philippines
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Lanao
Lluch
Mindianag
Linch
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippine Red Cross
Clark
Air Force
Latzon
Arturo Alcaraz
Lake Lanao
Ligan
Sin
Budget Cuts Go Backward in Easter Week Report
A congressional budget-cutting drive is described as reversing during the House Easter recess. Net results show a 35 million dollar increase over President Eisenhower’s requested appropriations, with Senate action pending and last year’s pace far ahead. The piece notes reshuffling among agencies and ongoing disparities between this year and last year’s reductions.
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Senate
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Greek farm plans nine million flood control irrigation project
Ath ens Greece Gr et undertakes a nine million dollar flood control and irrigate project to boost farm economy. The largest phase, taming the Evros River on the Greek Turkish frontier, will seek bids next Saturday amid regional negotiations with Turkey.
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Greece
Gr—et
Evros
Turkey
Senators Predict Downbeat on Formosa Defense Resolution
Senators George and Knowland cast doubt on Morse proposed ban against U S defense of Quemoy and Matsu as conflicting with existing law. They warned the measure could erode Western unity in Asia and undermine supports for Formosa defense, urging continued alignment with President Eisenhower's policy.
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Humephrey
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Sen. Gore
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Italy
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Joseph Rome
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Ebasco Services
Nehru
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Pompeii
Ostia Ane
Protica
Ham
Students Compete at OU In Annual Science Day
Over 149 students from more than 16 counties in southeastern Ohio took part in the District Science Day at Ohio University. Exhibits earned ratings from superior to satisfactory, with 37 superior awards and Wellston, Logan, and Chauncey-Dover among top entries. Students submitted experimental and model projects, surveys and papers judged by university professors led by Dr William C Stehr.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio Wesleyan University
Tom Price
Logan
Dick" Genheimer
Omercy
Willa ‘Noble
Rome
Saan
Harriet” Darling
Wellston
Portland
Racine High
Athens Junior High
Nelsonville
Chauncey-Dover
Kaeine
Nebesonville
Youth Stress On TV Rapped in Cincinnati Address
Dr Robert F Wilson of Standard Oil (Indiana) warned at a Cincinnati event that preoccupation with television and lurid science fiction, plus grade skipping, threatens the future supply of scientists. He said the national shortage endangers applied research and might cost freedom as Russian progress rises. The speech, prepared for the American Chemical Society meeting, labeled television a drag on active participation.
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Robert F. Wilson
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
American Chemical Society
Wilson
Surprise Alert Tests National Guard Mobilization Speed
The Defense Department announced an nationwide alert exercise named Operation Minute to test the speed of mobilization for National Guard units across 2400 communities. Air and ground units will be activated for simulated emergencies, with results to be released after the weekend drills.
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Betta Tonal Guard
Slert
Mobillan
Defense Department
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National Guard
National Defense Organization
National Guard Bureau
Menimental Combat
Edgar C.l
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