Neutral talk on Formosa talks taps neutral Chinese roles
Senator George urged that a neutral nation might represent the Chinese Nationalists at future talks on Formosa. He said Chiang Kai shek could be represented by a neutral, and Eisenhower warned against talking behind Chiang’s back. Knowland warned the administration may seek direct talks with the Chinese Communists. Both sides insist Reds and Chiang will not negotiate with each other.
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Eden Ready For Big Four Pact First
Prime Minister Eden said he will attend a Big Four summit as soon as West Germany rearmament treaties are ratified. He noted progress on related matters and underlined readiness to participate in meetings with Soviet Premier Bulanin, with final ratification expected by May 5 and a May 2 Big Four ambassadors’ meeting in Vienna to settle treaty questions.
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McCarthy Charges Ike Quit Gi s at Hamilton County meeting
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin declared last night that President Eisenhower has abandoned U S servicemen to the enemy. He said a Senate committee asked the State Department and armed services about freeing 481 Americans held in Communist China and received no response. He urged attendees to contact their senators and representatives for action.
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Eisenhower nominates Conant ambassador to West Germany
President Eisenhower nominates James C. Conant to be ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany. Conant, ex Harvard president, has served as U S high commissioner to West Germany since February 7 1953 and took the ambassadorial rank on June 17 1953. The White House notes the full ambassadorship follows sovereignty restoration under ratified treaties awaiting British and French ratification by May 5.
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Mrs Bode Receives Ohio Mother of the Year Scroll
Mrs. Bode, 66, former teacher and poet, was named Ohio Mother of the Year by the American Mothers Committee on April 4. She accepted the scroll from Governor Lausche in Knoxville before more than 400 residents, as a mother of six.
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Eisenhower Zhukov test goodwill over detained Americans
President Eisenhower pressed Soviet Marshal Zhukov to seek freedom for Americans held in Red China. He lettered the request after receiving a note from Colonel Lysikov seeking to return home, highlighting the humanitarian angle and the broader U.S.-Soviet tension over prisoners and diplomacy.
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Jelke Sentenced to Prison for Prostitution Inducement
New York report says 25 year old Jelke received a two to three year sentence after a plea for leniency. He was convicted in a second trial of inducing Pat Ward to live a life of prostitution and attempting to do the same with Marguerite Cordova. The first conviction was overturned due to exclusion of testimony.
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Bomb Explodes Killing Policeman at Student Headquarters
A bomb discovered at the student organization’s headquarters linked to President Tuan D. Peron supporters exploded while being examined by disposal authorities, killing a policeman yesterday.
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Drive Out Those Dust Catchers In Messenger Ads
Housecleaning urges readers to sell dusty items through the Messenger Classified Ads. Readers are invited to place want ads, advertised as a quick way to clear clutter and reach eager buyers.
Winds Delay Third Atomic Test Run Again
Unfavorable winds halt plans for the 40 kiloton atomic test as desert conditions force a third postponement during Operation Cue. Army officials recounting drills at Camp Desert Rock describe commander paring first hand input and the UN plans to provide technical assistance for 1958.
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Partridge Named Commander for Continental Air Defense
Partridge assumes the post of commander overseeing continental air defense with decades of Air Force service. He brings combat experience from Korea and the Far East, plus development and administration roles in air defense, research, and weapons mobility. He has flown jets including the B47 Stratojet and served at West Point, Patterson Field, and England bases.
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England
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Air Research and Develop
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Ohio Senate approves GI bonus proposal for Korean War
The Ohio Senate passed an 80 million dollar plan to grant a state bonus to armed forces members during the Korean War with a unanimous 30 to 0 vote. The measure requires three fifths of the House to concur and voter approval next November. Eligible survivors are estimated around Jer 286,000 with monthly benefits of 10 dollars for domestic and 15 dollars for overseas service. Two Republicans Senators Tyrrell of Preble and Fess of Greene sponsored the proposal.
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Officials Report Confidence In Salk Polio Vaccine Use
Public health authorities reaffirm confidence in the Salk polio vaccine while investigating possible faulty Cutter batch contamination. Eight children fell ill and four suspected cases are noted, with cases concentrated in California Idaho and Chicago.
Amendment Hopes Dim in Bricker Eisenhower Treaty Debate
Senator George of Georgia, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, said doubts remain that Senator Bricker and the Eisenhower administration can reach a constitutional amendment to limit treaty power this year. Bricker voiced cautious optimism but warned no agreement exists, while Kefauver urged delaying subcommittee hearings until administration positions are clear.
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State's Reply To Be Brief In Sheppard Case
Cleveland report says the state's reply to Dr Samuel H Sheppard's bid for a new trial will be very brief next Wednesday. Assistant county prosecutor Saul S Danaceau said there are no new facts to challenge and affidavits from Dr Paul Kirk are considered opinion. He criticized the defense's use of Cink testimony as fantasies and described it as less vigorous than the coroner's view.
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Ohio Polio Vaccine Use and Cutter Distribution Review
Ohio health director said there was no indication the Cutter vaccine caused polio. Six U S children in Far Western states contracted polio after using Cutter produced vaccine while Ohio reported limited use in Dayton and Mansfield. Health officials noted shipments went to California Arizona and other states but grain of truth remains uncertain.
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Italian parliamentary vote opens with Reds lead but fails to reach two thirds
In Rome the opening ballot for president shows Ferruccio Parri leading among 15 candidates with 208 votes but short of the two thirds needed. Ce sare Merzagora is second, Mario Scelba third with 130, and many ballots are blank as monarchist and neo fascist electors abstain. The second ballot is scheduled this afternoon.
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Student Housing Bills Move to Senate in State Colleges
Columbus reports the legislature sent to the Senate two bills on student housing for six state universities. One would permit the construction of dormitories on state owned campuses for married students rather than single students.
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Rebels Clash as Diem Forces Fight for Saigon Control
Rebels and Diem troops battle for Saigon and Cholon control as Diem declares all out war aided by French fears of civil war. Initial fighting favored Diem with heavy casualties reported including around 120 dead and 90 wounded amid bombardments and rapid troop movements.
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Mother admits error in teaching son to smoke as stunt
Mrs Welton says she taught Gene, now 3, to smoke for a stunt to show cigars were harmless. The family doctor allegedly advised that smoking would not hurt the boy, though the claim conflicts with common parenting standards.
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Police Study Autopsy Slayings in Clarksburg
Police planned autopsies today to identify the killer of two women found shot to death in the Laughlin family home in Clarksburg. Victims include Mrs Frances Laughlin and Mrs Joan Bland, connected to a prominent dentist. A maid employed by the family was also mentioned.
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National Council of Churches backs direct talks with China
The National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA endorses the administration plan for direct negotiations with Communist China to seek a cease fire in the Formosa Strait. The council, representing 30 Protestant and Orthodox communions and 35.4 million members, said President Eisenhower’s message supports direct talks without sacrificing core peaceful principles.
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Burley Tobacco Growers Told to Cut Acreage
Washington farmers who grow burley tobacco are urged to reduce their acreage by about 25 percent in return for price supports. A price floor of 483 guaranteed cents per pound is in place unless two-thirds reduction limits are removed.
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Nixon Proposes State University Exchange Program
President Nixon endorses a 1961 plan for a state university exchange of persons with temporary living arrangements. The proposal aims to support war veterans and coordinate with participating colleges, selecting a workable model to operate nationwide.
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