Dulles Rejects Japanese Request for Talks With Hatoyama Envoy
In Tokyo, Secretary of State Dulles declined an immediate top level policy talk with Japan. Japanese sources call the move not an affront while opposition claims it signals a political crisis. Hatoyama allies hoped envoy Mamoru Shigemitsu would ease tensions over rearmament and ties with Russia and China.
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John Foster Dulles
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
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America
Russia
Red China
U. S
Japan Seeks Clarification After Paced Washington Response
Hatoyama voiced disappointment at Washington while noting Japan should have consulted the United States sooner. A government commission led by former President Hoover urged restructuring of defense transport, proposing civilian and military directors and privatizing a third of transport spending to private industry.
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Nixon says no war plans. U S not seeking conflict
Vice President Richard Nixon told the American Association of School Administrators that there will be no major war unless Communist nations initiate one. He warned against claims of a hidden war party and resisted pledging defense of certain disputed Chinese islands.
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Progress Seen For Metals
Dr Clyde Williams president of Battelle Memorial Institute says metals and chemicals are merging, accelerating progress in both fields. He notes uranium and thorium as engineering materials, copper as plant food, and nylon as bearing material, with future markets limited only by imagination.
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Clyde Willams
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Fire at Belgian Rio Theater Kills 39 Including 22 Children
Relatives gather at a makeshift morgue in Liege as Belgium’s King Baudouin arrives to witness the disaster scene after a fire at the Rio Theater. Officials say 38 of 39 victims have been identified, most of them matinee attendees crushed while fleeing exits. A police officer suspects an oil stove near the screen sparked the blaze.
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State Retail Sales Rise Across Ohio Markets
Ohio retail sales rose five percent in the first two months of the year, led by automotive sales. The Ohio State University business research report notes increases in 13 types of business, with grocery stores showing declines in fresh meat sales by about 15 percent, while shoe stores rose around 10 percent.
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Ohio
Ohio ‘State University Area of Business Research
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Fire destroys Northgate Inn at Piketon incl empty room loss
A century-old Northgate Inn at Piketon burned yesterday destroying the 10S room and causing an estimated $180,000 in damage. No injuries were reported. owner John Hatterick of Piketon said the blaze began near the [room] and affected the facilities about a half mile from the Atomic Energy Commission plant north gate.
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Wilson Sticks To Plan for Cuts In Army's Manpower
Secretary of Defense Wilson confirms plans to cut Army manpower. He cites tests at Fort Benning and Fort Hood to redefine unit structures and meet conditions for reductions by June 1986. The aim is an orderly strength down from 1 027 000 to about 1 040 000 with potential loss of one division or one regiment.
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United States
MacArthur Demands Full Release of Yalta Documents
General Douglas MacArthur says he will support publishing documents on Yalta only if the entire record is released. He warns partial releases would mislead the public about responsibility for Yalta decisions. The Army has classified his wartime messages and will defer to Defense for release decisions. He denies pressure to concede to the Soviet Union and refutes Senate claims tying concessions to his advice.
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Government lawyers press Lamb testimony in FCC hearing
Edward Lamb the publisher of the Erie Dispatch and radio operator faces questions as a federal FCC inquiry resumes April 18. The Toledo attorney testified Friday about past associations amid attempts to renew his television license for WICU. The exchange touches allegations of Communist ties and Lamb offered rewards to expose evidence against him. Dalts of a Western storm and Vanderbilt estate news are included in the era’s coverage.
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Toledo
Federal Communications Commission
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Erie, Pa
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Tragedy Ends in Double Death and Injury in Athens Township
A dairy farmer, Arthur Ervin age 46, killed his wife Mabel 44 and wounded daughter Peggy nine with a rifle at the mother-in-law’s Athens residence before taking his own life. Coroner ruled murder suicide as Sheriff Bateman detailed the sequence near the Athens Gun Club. Peggy was later reported as in fair condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Congress Should Tend to Knitting On Formosa Problem
Senator Wiley urged Congress to mind its own business on Formosa defense, backing President Eisenhower to decide if Quemoy and Matsu should be defended. He joined Chairman George D. Ayls in saying U S must not bind the president’s hands, stressing separate powers and responsibilities.
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Formosa Strait
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Matsu
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George D-Gay
Foreign Relations Committee
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Kaleshek
George
Stassen Solon to Discuss Differences on Pakistan Project
Subcommittee members accuse Stassen of obstructing probe into a contract for train storage elevators in Pakistan. Stassen denies obstruction and offers to testify. McClellan subpoenas the Foreign Aid Chief to produce all records at a public hearing set for Wednesday. Stassen says pertinent records were made available weeks ago.
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Train Plunges Into Canyon in Colima Dead and Injured
Nine cars of a packed train plunged over the rim into the Canyon of Death in Colima Mexico. Officials report nine dead and 78 injured with many still missing as rescue work realigns tracks along a narrow ledge above the canyon. Gov Salinas Reyes visited the wreck site to assess the casualty list and condition of survivors.
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Move them once more in Messenger Classified ad
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High Atom To Be Teste High Atom To Be Teste
LAS VEGAS The highest U S atomic test burst will be unleashed six miles above Yucca Flat to morrow weather permitting The nuclear antiaircraft device was to have been tested afterward but weather was unfavorable and the Air Force plane scheduled to make the stop A weather briefing today will determine the time of the high altitude shut Previous high nuclear explosion in this or any Nevada test series has been 000 feet.
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Farming Drop Of Beds Seen In Soviet Economy
Two Washington authorities Dr Ernest Shim Kin and Dr Demett B Shimkin discuss the Soviet economy noting livestock growth and land use changes. They say Russia has begun plowing marginal lands to raise production for three to four years while the United States and Western Europe outpace the USSR in overall growth.
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Man killed by giant fish in Suruga Bay incident
In Numazu Japan 47 year old arō Goto was killed yesterday when a 30 pound broadbill struck him in the forehead after he landed the 4 foot fish with a harpoon in Suruga Bay. The mackerel like creature flailed during the strike.
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Mask Tested For Civilians In Army’s Gas Shield R&D
Army researchers Bernard Siegel and Frank Shanty report a $2 civilian mask could protect against arsenic gas germ agents and radioactive dust if tests at the Chemical Center meet requirements. Mass production possible if successful. Also Columbus man Charles Fairbanks is held after admitting an escape from the state penitentiary in 1950.
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Robert Benton
Bus Strike Threatens Across 10-State Atlantic Greyhound System
AFSE bus drivers union threatens a walkout affecting Atlantic Greyhound lines across 10 states including Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida and the District of Columbia. Division 1439 members led by Daniel W Maroney Jr meet after arriving in Charleston to press for contract talks this week.
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Churchill and Queen Elizabeth Dinner Amid Rumored Resignation
London reports say Winston Churchill and Queen Elizabeth II may dine at 10 Downing Street as Britain faces possible Prime Ministerial resignation this week. Observers note palace plans amid cabinet shifts and Eden’s influence on a potential election.
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