Bandung Conference Yields Economic Deals Despite Hype
At Bandung, 11 issues were settled quietly as delegates from 29 nations agreed on economic cooperation, international aid, and regional banking steps. They endorsed establishing a UN fund for economic development, stabilizing commodity trade, and fostering energy and military readiness discussions, while avoiding new arms commitments.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Asia
Africa
China
Uncle Sam
Soviet Union
Peiping
Economic Committee
UN Fund For Economic Development
Nergy
Semin @ reeion Tidgway
Amy Man
Wilson
Soviet Army Most Powerful In the World Declared
General Matthew Ridgway testified privately before a House Appropriations subcommittee that the Soviet Army is the most powerful combat force in the world and the United States must study Russia land strength to counter it.
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Eveage
Matthew B. Ridgway
Funds Granted to Districts From 1955 Vehicle Fees
Late Auditor James A. Rhodes announced that $25,862,410 from motor vehicle license fees will be distributed to counties and registrar districts. The first advance covers 86 percent of receipts, allocating 47 percent to counties, 34 percent to districts of registration, with each county receiving $19,300, and county shares to be sent out. Notable amounts listed include Athens $111,002 and Fairfield $183,663 among others.
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James A. Rhodes
Athens
Hocking
Law
Washington
City of Survive It Postponed 24 Hours For A-Bomb Test
Desert town of Survival City awaits the rescheduled 12 500-foot test shot as winds and cloudiness prompted a fourth postponement. Officials warn no further delays are likely, while Congress debates import tariffs and presidential authority on policy amid the test town’s tense anticipation.
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Survival City
Doomsday Drive
Atomic Energy Commission
Mian
Fea
Volun Washington
Sena
Sige
Faroth Town
Irwin
Calif
Fort of the Senate
Dis- Hood
Tex
Desert Rock
Byrd
D-Va
Civil Defense
AEC
EB. Doll
Santera Research Institute
Tariff Commission
Beaver Island Game Club Seeks Woodchucks for Digging Task
The Beaver Island Game Club asked the State Conservation Department to supply woodchucks to a Lake Michigan site to dig holes for rab bit habitat. The note mentions scarce cottontail rabbits because few burrows exist. A separate report says a Nationalist plane was shot down near Namoa in a Tokyo area.
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Beaver Abc
Oor
Beaver Island Game Club
State Conservation Department
Michie
Tokyo
Union Pickets At Atomic Center Reported
A union at Sandia base instructed pickets to avoid violence and not touch any cars or people. Ordered to stay nonviolent and peaceful, they were told not to interfere with nearby activities or confront authorities.
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Aumuqunagye
Rene Tines
Sandia
Einstein Brain Study Report May Be Made
Princeton Hospital announced that a report on Dr. Albert Einstein's brain may be published in a scientific journal but at the family's request no reports will be released by the hospital on the scientist's vital organs.
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Einstein
Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
Film Beauty Rushed To Hospital In Overdose Case
A 35 year old actress was taken to North Hollywood Hospital after an alleged sleep medicine overdose at her Bay Village home. Police and criminologist reports say investigators found two empty sleeping tablet bottles beside her and that the victim died at the scene. Dr. Kirk is slated to testify at a hearing on a new trial for Sheppard who was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to life. Defense brief claims Marilyn was killed by a left handed assailant. witnesses noted husky built suspects.
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Cleve
Sheppard
Paul Kirke
G. W. Withersin
Ess
Marilyn
Bay Village
Ing
Kirk
North Hollywood
Ceiving
Hollywood
Ap- Wratt
Columbus
Gao
Shepe
Selective Service
Pard
Calms
Fay i
Resis
Sheppard Atts
Torneys
First Woman Hanged in U.S. Under War Era Laws
Paula Angel, said to be the first woman hanged under U.S. laws, was executed by hanging for fatally stabbing her lover Miguel Mar in an 1861 New Mexico case amid Civil War tensions. Judge Kirby Benedict presided. Sheriff Antonio Abad Herrera supervised the cell warning routine, as hundreds gathered to witness the execution near Las Vegas.
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Las Velas
United States
Mississippi
Paula Angel
Miguel Marin
New Mexico
Tel
Mary Surratt
Abraham Lincoln
Paulla
Kirby
Benedict
Inter Chief
State Supreme Court
Paula
Keleher
Antonio
Abad Herrera
Las Vegas
Greek Freighter Sinks After River Collision
The Greek freighter Belgian sank in the River Schelde after a collision with the Norwegian Tai Shan near Antwerp. Five crewmen were drowned, while others were rescued from the 1894-ton vessel en route from Antwerp when the collision occurred.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Schelde
Fragments hint at old Hawaii debt ad and household sale
A clipped ad item references Hawaii joining the U.S. in 1898 and paying a debt of about four million dollars. It shifts to a Want Ad for selling or renewing household items, listing a person named Mrs Kate Wood of Albany and a noon Sunday deadline for a house with garden and dining table sale.
New Boost On Liquor Price Tipped
Columbus reports indicate a second liquor price hike would fund larger state subsidies for local schools and mental health programs. The plan frames the cost by classroom unit rather than per child and may total nine million dollars for the upcoming term. Legislative leaders back a 200 million dollar bond plan for hospitals, schools, and prisons, subject to voter approval next November. A Three R s bill reached a deal to require Ohio schools teach core subjects while trimming references to excess alcohol effects.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lauscher
Senate
House
Ohio
Ohio National Guard Training Costs Rise to 90000
The Ohio and Indiana guards trained at Camp Grayling Michigan but Michigan billed 50000 per unit. To avoid delays a new Camp Breckinridge Kentucky base will be used this summer. Brings federal funding up by 90000 due to higher training expenses, Maj. Gen. William T. Abendroth told House Appropriations subcommittee.
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Syabblang
National Guard
Breckenridge
House
William T. Abendroth
Army
National ‘Guard
Ohio
Indiana
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Youth Betfore The Judges
Frederick W. Spears, 17, confessed strangling his year-old sister Patricia and faced trial today. Indicted for second degree murder on Jan 17. Three judges preside after defense waived jury. No motive for the pillow fight killing was disclosed.
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Frederick W. Spears
Patricia
Polio Vaccine Shipment Reaches 82 Recipients
NEW YORK One National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said yesterday shipment of Salk polio vaccine to Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa and Nebraska has brought to 82 the number of Haves receiving the vaccine since April 15.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Nebraska
Truman to Speak Here at June Fourth Dinner
To Speak CunveLang on -narry and Truman is to speak at a June dinner of Ohloans who subscribed to the Truman library at Independence Mo Ground for the library will be broken May 4 the first birthday for the former president.
Local Temperature Forecast Looks Mixed This Week
Weather bulletin notes normal highs around 62 to 68 with lows 41 to 46. Temps rise and then fall late in the week with a cooler Friday and a warming trend toward week’s end. Showers expected Thursday night and Friday.
Peace Talks With Red Chinese Amid Bricker Treaty Delay
Senator Kefauver denounces White House postponement of Dulles testimony on the Bricker constitutional amendment as cringing before a GOP vocal wing. He says the delay signals weakness and launches new hearings with Senator Bricker as a witness to probe administration intent. He notes Eisenhower previously opposed the amendment as potentially nondefensive in foreign affairs.
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Kefauver
D - Tenn
White House
Bricker
Republican Party
Sid. C. Decison
State Dulles
State Department
Judiciary
Senate
Beret
Dulles
Re Duhitenn
Riak Antager
Hononane
Senator Renews Bid to Ease Tension with Red China
Senator George D Ga heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and urges exploratory talks with Red China to ease tensions in the Formosa area. He would waive Nationalist representation in preliminary discussions if the Communists show conciliatory gestures. Chiang Kai shek’s government and Taipei officials oppose direct talks.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Forday
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Formosa
Department
Red Ching
Chou En-lastine
Chiang 'Aki-Shek
United” States
Red China
Taipei
Hickenlooper
Relowa
Foreign Relations Committees
Spose
Chiang
Congress
Det
Mona
Chou
Senate Flanders
Elaen
China
Russia
Great Britain
India
France
Germany
Canada
Japan
Crowd at East Side Drug Store Shootout Ends in Death
Police say Joseph Sypniewski fired five shots at Henry Zielinski after a jealousy dispute over a wife. Zielinski died later at St Alexis Hospital. Sypniewski admitted he did not feel sorry, claiming Zielinski ruined his life.
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Jealus
Joseph Sypniewski
Henry Zielinski
St. Alexis Hospital
Police
Zielinski
Thompson Products Co
Sypniewski
Madeline Sypniewski
Toms
Joseph
William
Russians Agree To Fourth Powers Meeting In Vienna
Russians say okay to a meeting of the Big Four in Vienna to finalize the Austrian state treaty with Austria participating. Western powers Britain France and the United States agree to a meeting of ambassadors for April 22, while the Soviet government questions the necessity but agrees to proceed. Japan watchers cited, with discussions of venue shifting between London New York Moscow and possibly Vienna.
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Vienna
Austria
France
United States
Jopen
Japan
London
Soviet Union
New York
Moscow
French Denies Vietminh Armistice Violations In Indochina
Paul Ely accused the Vietminh of murder and torture of former French partisans and said orders were given for partisans east of Lao Kay to surrender or join the Vietminh or move south. The French commissioner general in Indochina denied the charges as false and declared the Geneva armistice ended fighting last July 27.
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Muu
Vam Wi
Paul Ely
O Fly
Genial
Indochina
Geneva
Ely
Lao Kay
RAF trainee pilot disappears after London low flight stunt
A Royal Air Force trainee corporal and ground crewman vanished after a late night low level flight over London. Three people died and three were seriously injured in the incident near Vieq mining village. Police found no trace of the pilot who had buzzed the city for nearly three hours despite not being cleared to fly military aircraft.
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Royal Air Force
Vieq
Suitcase Farmer Seen as Nationwide Menace in Dust Storm Era
In the Great Plains a farmer described as a menace to the nation amid drought and dust storms drew attention from Secretary Benson during a tour to assess wind erosion damage. He warned that if farmers abandon the land they will move to towns, while critics cited land speculation and wind erosion as a broader crisis requiring federal action.
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Great Plains
Ajtiture
Benson
London
Megan
Loyd George
Lina Ae
Chinese Do Not Want War Says Pravda
Pravda reports in Bandan Indonesia that the Chinese government seeks talks with the United States to ease Far East tensions and Formosa concerns. The Soviet newspaper first states the Chinese do not want war over Formosa and favors negotiations to reduce danger.
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Pravda
Manegong
Chie
United States
Bandan
Indonesia
Far East
Formosa
Clifty Creek Strike Ends at Major Power Plant
The Clifty Creek plant of Indiana Kentucky Corp resumed operations after a one day AFL strike. Cement Finishers Union reported a new contract agreement reached last night while 25 workers struck and 2,800 others honored the picket line. Workers were paid 24 2/3 cents per hour. The Dufty Creek plant will supply power for the Atomic Commission project near Porte mouth.
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Racmns
Cifty Creek
Indiana-Kentucky Corp
Kyger Creek
Cheshire
Bing
AFL
Cement Finisnery
Dufty Creek
Atomic Commission
Portemouth
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Albany
Noom House
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Nats
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