United States pushes Open Skies proposal at UN Security Council
The U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge and Soviet Arkady Sobolev prepare to speak as the Security Council opens a debate on Eisenhower's Open Skies plan. Lodge will defend U S disarmament records and urge mutual aerial inspection while Sobolev seeks urgent measures against U S bomber flights and outlines Soviet aims. Observers expect the talk to touch on nuclear tests suspensions and East West exchanges ahead of a summit.
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United States
UN Security Council
Arctic
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Arkady Sobolev
Soviet Union
Lodge
Eisenhower
Sobolev
Bidault Seeks Cabinet in France Hard Line on Tunisia
Georges Bidault former premier and foreign minister began forming a cabinet to take a tough line toward Tunisia and rebuff foreign intervention in Algeria. His Catholic Popular Republican Movement faces slim odds for a majority in the National Assembly.
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Georges Bidault
Tunisia
Algeria
France
Bidault
Popular Republican Movement
National Assembly
Coty
Felix Gaillard
MRP
Good Offices Mission
Fugitives Still Near Norfolk
Two Ohio escapees remain at large in Norfolk as Summit County officers plan to arrest a third suspect Jack Raymond Adey 23 who waived extradition. Frank Spence 28 and Richard Hoskinson 23 are currently unaccounted for after a suspected raid on a home Saturday night.
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Ohio
Summit County
Jack Raymond Adey
Adey
Frank Spence
Richard Hoskinson
Spence
Saudi says it will not join Nasser blocs
Amman Jordan Saudi Arabia's government states it will not join President Nasser's United Arab Republic nor the Arab Federation of Jordan and Iraq.
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Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
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Iraq
Rockefeller Favors Tax Cut But Decision Delayed
Washington AP reports Rockefeller Brothers Fund backs steps to bolster the economy and urges a quick tax cut, yet Congress, led by House Democrats, signals possible delay until June or July as lawmakers weigh whether to extend wartime excises and push for faster recovery.
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Accident Kills Crooksville Resident
CROOKSVILLE F A Cady Jr 29 of Crooksville died Sunday from injuries after his car hit a bridge on Route 75 north of Roseville. He was an assistant purchasing agent at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville, son of F A Cady Sr of Crooksville, survived by wife Marion and daughter Karen, a brother Richard. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Fred L Cannon funeral home Crooksville, Rev Ralph Tucker officiating. Burial Crooksville Cemetery.
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Indian to Take Command of Navy in New Delhi Ceremony
In New Delhi India the last British commander of the Indian Navy will hand over command Tuesday to an Indian admiral prepared to lead the fleet Vice Admiral Sir Stephen Carlill’s flag will be struck at sunset and Rear Admiral R D Katari’s standard raised Katari has been gaining experience since 1956 as a fleet commander of part of the force
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India
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Press Leaders Call for Honest News Reporting
The Associated Press directors urged reporters and broadcasters to cover all facts including unfavorable news such as the business recession and the failure of the first Vanguard satellite missile. They warned that suppressing news would erode public confidence and asserted democracy rests on an informed public.
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Associated Press
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Runaway 14 Year Old Seeks Father In Chicago
Fourteen year old Stephen Bartron ran away from Cincinnati seeking his father after ten years apart. He believed Chicago would reveal him, but got lost in the city and surrendered to a Chicago police station after a weekend trek.
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Stephen Bartron
Chicago
Loneliness Heals As Harold Watson Receives Letters
Harold Watson a nine year old ward at Shawen Acres faced isolation after eye removal surgery. After hospital discharge on January 16 newspapers urged letters to him and he received over a thousand ecards and messages including a White House letter. He died Sunday at Miami Valley Hospital. cause not disclosed.
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Harold Watson
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White House
Miami Valley Hospital
FBI arrests accused spy tied to Soviet ring in Brookline
The FBI arrested Mark Zborowski, 50, in Brookline on perjury charges linked to a Soviet espionage ring involving Jack Sable and associates. He has been a Harvard University research assistant since last July in the Department of Public Health Practice.
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Jack Sable
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Department of Public Health
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Jacob Albam
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NKVD
France
Fiery Object Seen in Sky Across Six States
An observed fiery bullet like object with a bright tail tracked across the Southeastern sky Sunday night. An astronomer identified it as likely a giant meteor. reports came from Martinsburg West Virginia to Corbin Kentucky and 20 miles north of Albany Georgia, with observers noting disintegration toward Earth.
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Georgia
Cohen vows silence before Senate on return
Local Teamster leader Raymond P Cohen pledges to invoke the Fifth Amendment when he resumes testimony before the Senate Rackets Committee in Washington.
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Raymond P Cohen
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Princess Margaret renews visit to Trinidad island
Princess Margaret begins a tour of Port of Spain and the island of Trinidad to refresh ties sparked two years ago by her first voyage there as part of a royal Caribbean tour.
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Daring Pilot Killed In Glider Accident
Adelanto California. Bob Symons 48 a renowned rescue pilot died Saturday in a glider crash. His latest publicized feat involved rescuing four stranded Stanford University students from an 11 700 foot ledge in the Sierra above Yosemite National Park.
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Stanford University
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Yosemite National Park
Tribute Paid to Retired AP President Robert McLean
Newspapermen across the United States and Canada honor Robert McLean retired president of The Associated Press for a career devoted to honest and factual reporting of the news.
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New York
United States
Canada
Robert McLean
Associated Press
Hoover Recovers After Gall Bladder Operation
Former President Herbert Hoover is recovering satisfactorily and sat up to read newspapers and chat with his two sons for 45 minutes on Sunday after his gall bladder surgery.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Four Annual Minstrel Opens April 29
Fourth annual minstrel show set to open April 29 with plans announced for a schedule of performances across the county. Proceeds to benefit school programs and student activities.
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Buchtel-York
Athens
Logan Pom-Mid Chauncey
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Glouster
Senate voting record shows Ohio members on key roll calls
In Washington, Ohio's senators Bricker and Lausche participated variably on Community Facilities Act votes. On Fulbright amendment rejection Bricker voted against. Lausche did not vote. Case amendment adoption saw Bricker against with Lausche not voting. Community Facilities Act passage had Bricker and Lausche not voting. House roll calls were minimal.
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Ohio
Congress
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D-Ark
Bricker
R-Ohio
Lausche
D-Ohio
R-N.j
Congress faces money clash over defense budget reform
Rep. Kilday says the battle over giving the secretary of defense greater control of military funds is before Congress now. President Eisenhower pushed for a new budgeting basis for 1959, prompting questions about any required legislation and the scope of added funds. Secretary McElroy predicts the final amount will be small.
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Scott's Successor Faces Criticism In North Carolina
In Raleigh two allies of the late Sen W Kerr Scott criticize Gov Luther Hodges choice B Everett Jordan to fill the Senate seat Jordan a Saxapahaw textile maker had backed Scott before his death Hodges prospects for 1960 were questioned by Terry Sanford and Ben Poney while supporters Sam Ervin Jr and John D Lawkins praised the appointment The governor and Jordan declined comment
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N. C
W. Kerr Scott
Luther Hodges
Scott
Senate
B. Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
Jordan
Sam J. Ervin Jr
John D. Lawkins Jr
Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
Ben Poney
Sanford
Roney
Hodges
Elizabeth 32 Today: June Celebration Set
Windsor reports a military band at Windsor Castle playing Happy Birthday for Queen Elizabeth marking her 32nd birthday with a small family luncheon. No further official celebrations were planned as her official birthday observance remains in June for better weather.
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Windsor
England
Windsor Castle
Ohio records heaviest traffic death toll of year
The weekend traffic toll in Ohio rose to 18 as warm weather spurred driving. A fatal crash near Canton killed five men with four others injured, while two 19 year old students were electrocuted near Cincinnati and two drownings occurred near Columbus in separate incidents.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Churchill Nears Full Recovery From Cold
London reports Sir Winston Churchill, 83, nearly well after a heavy cold. The former prime minister had just recovered from pneumonia and pleurisy during a vacation on the French Riviera.
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London
Winston Churchill
French Riviera
Twin centenarians celebrate San Jacinto Day in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas two twin sisters Mrs Inez Ruiz and Mrs Inecita Barrera both turn 100 on San Jacinto Day. They were born April 21 1858 in San Diego Texas. Barrera a laundress after her husband died 28 years ago lives with a daughter and Ruiz mother of 14 children resides across town.
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Inecita Barrera
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Texas Independente
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Rebels in Sumatra Press Campaign Amid Invasion Fight
In Indonesia's civil war a Suma tran rebel force makes a stand in Central Sumatra. Padang is recaptured with Masjumi leader Mohamed Natsir defying threats as Sukarno troops push toward Bukittinggi. Rebel radio claims counteroffensive and Padang reentry.
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Padang
Sukarno
Mohamed Natsir
Masjumi Party
Bukittinggi
Jakarta
Natsir
Zaleski Man Drowns After Auto Accident
Charles Eli Burney 49 of Zaleski drowned in the backwaters of Lake Hope after his car left Route 278 striking a guard rail and a tree. The crash occurred between 2:30 and 3 a.m.. discovered about 7:30 a.m. by Warren G. Wicks. Sheriff Harold Steele investigated. Burney, native of Moxahala, leaves wife Beatrice M. Ervin Burney, son Charles Jr. of Dayton, daughter Dolores Queen of Zaleski, granddaughter, two brothers Ralph and John, three sisters Anna Coffey Lucinda Lent Emma Welsh, and was employed by Natco Corp at Haydenville.
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Charles Eli Burney
Zaleski
Lake Hope
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Warren G. Wicks
Logan Route 3
Harold Steele
Moxahala
Elisha
Cora Partlow Burney
Beatrice M
Ervin Burney
Charles Jr
Dayton
Dolores Queen
Ralph
John Burney
Anna Coffey
Lucinda Lent
Emma Welsh
Londonderry
Natco, Corp
Haydenville
Tiffany Forseen As Civil Rights Director
Two Southern Democrats forese e Senate acceptance of Gordon M. Tiffany nomination for staff director Civil Rights Commission despite opposition. Tiffany, former New Hampshire attorney general, was named by President Eisenhower February 20 for the $22 500 per year civil rights post.
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Gordon M. Tiffany
Civil Rights Commission
Ervin
D-Nc
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Tiffany
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Weather Outlook With Showers Tonight Through Tuesday
OHTO shows showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday with cooler Tuesday. Low tonight around 50s, high Tuesday near 65 to 70. West Virginia reports considerable cloudiness with showers and scattered storms tonight, low in 50s, Tuesday morning showers then partly cloudy afternoon. Five day forecast: temperatures 2-3 degrees above normal, then cooler Friday and Saturday. Showers tonight Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday, totaling about half to one inch.
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