Israel Voters Reject Preemptive War Demand
In Jerusalem, Israel's Ben Gurion government defeated the nationalist Heruth party in a motion of no confidence as tensions rise. He warned Israel will not start a war but said Arab threats and Soviet arms shipments to Egypt increase the risk of conflict. Arab leaders gathering in Cairo aim to coordinate defenses and pressure Jordan to align more closely with Arab Legion forces.
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Herbert Hoover, Jr
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Sinai Peninsula
Soviet Union
Those Who Like the Ignore Health VP Hullabaloo
James Devlin reports in New York that polls show voters mostly ignore Eisenhower’s health scare and view his leadership as part time. Democrats argue the heart attack weakens his case, while Republicans claim he could boost New York votes. Harlem shows a Republican tilt on segregation. The piece contrasts Democratic and GOP strategies and notes talk of Nixon’s fate amid intra party tensions.
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New York State
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Nixon
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Saudi Arabia
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Hudson Valley Filler Reflects on Eisenhower Support
A local figure voices continued support for Eisenhower, asserting his ability to carry on and noting that others judge his capacity by what he can do. The remarks emphasize confidence in leadership and public perception shaping ongoing resolve.
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Hudson Valley
Eisenhower
Ike To Propose New Arms Ban
Administration officials said the United States will present several disarmament proposals to Russia and Western powers later this month. The move follows President Eisenhower’s letter to Premier Bulganin outlining aims to curb nuclear threat and pursue open inspection and guarded stockpile limits. Officials noted discussions at a Kremlin reception where Khrushchev and Bohlen avoided detail. The plan emphasizes limiting arms and expediting near-term disarmament steps, with focus on inspection reforms and peaceful use of atomic materials.
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Charles E. Bohien
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Moscow
Ita
Avalanches kill twenty two in three Norwegian towns
Night avalanches in northern Norway devastate Skredbukt and two other communities. At least two people die with one community left halved by a slide. Among the victims are several children and women as families were away at sea fishing. The disaster pushed homes into the sea and left communities in ruin.
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Ovotar
Vote Backed For Kashmir
SAMACHI Yaxistan an rax stan reportedly won seven SEATO partners 100 per cent support for a UN supervised plebiscite in Kashmir. SEATO ministers also backed Pakistan in its dispute with Afghanistan over the Pathan tribal area in West Pakistan. The Soviet Union backed both India’s Kashmir claim and Afghanistan’s push for influence in the Pashtu speaking Pathan area. Nehru opposed the Kashmir measure, maintaining the 1948 UN resolution.
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Pak
UN MIDDLE EAST TENSION PROMPTS EMERGENCY SESSION DRIING TALKS
Western powers debate calling the UN Security Council into emergency session to curb expanding Middle East threats. Diplomatic talks continue with Dag Hammarskjold consulting delegates as the situation worsens. Separately in Washington Court House a second degree murder trial for George Baldridge nears verdict after final arguments.
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Middle East
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Britain
France
World Organization
Dag Hammarskjold
Ury
Baldridge
Washington Court House
George Baldridge
Weather Proves Fatal as March Storms Hail and Tornadoes Sweep Nation
Violent storms slashed the nation killing at least nine and injuring more than 30 across Ohio Valley and Midwest. Tornadoes ripped through Donington Indiana and near Marion, with damage estimated in the millions and guardsmen deployed. A separate snowstorm and high winds affected Rockies and Plains as Gulf air collided with cold fronts.
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Great Lakes
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Missouri
Eisenhower Bids Nixon To Plan Own Course
President Eisenhower said he is not feeling well and will not be pushed into a corner. He declined to say if Nixon should be his running mate, and noted he would withdraw if unable to perform duties. He added he would be available if he can fulfill essential presidency duties.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Asoever
Bama Student Calls For Cleaning Up University Rally
A 20 year old University of Alabama sophomore urged a top to bottom campus cleanup and demanded authorities remove him for segregation views. Leonard Wilson led a rally of the Association of Citizens Council condemning what he called a witch hunt and an impending mob action on Autherine Lucy removal from campus.
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Bargain Want Ads Offer Big Profits For Readers
Few people resist a real bargain and eager value hunters flood want ads. The message promises strong reader interest and high profits from classified bargain listings. Call 31242 for the want ad number and start today.
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GOP seeks majority vote on Senate campaign inquiry rules
Senator Bridges, a senior GOP member, signaled willingness to compromise on a bipartisan Senate investigation into campaign contributions and improper influence. He noted Republicans want major decisions by a majority vote of all eight members and planned talks with the other GOP members to craft rules for submission to the Democrats.
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Columbus Firm Buys Huntington Plant Site
Inland Products Inc of Columbus Ohio announces purchase of a 15 acre tract northeast of Huntington as a new plant site in addition to its two Columbus plants Inland already operates facilities at Chillicothe and Washington Court House
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Washington Court House
Utilities Commission Denies Ohio Freight Rate Rise
The Ohio State Utilities Commission rejects an immediate six percent increase request by railroads for intra state freight. Earlier, railroads won a six percent rise on most freight crossing state lines. Senator Sparkman criticized Republicans as failing to handle the farm problem.
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State Utilities Commission
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Karl Gor
Hagerstown
Ala
Women Gullible Thief Claims Multiple Robberies
Kansas City reports ex convict John William Younger admitting to stealing a dozen automobiles and writing rubber checks. He boasted that women are very gullible and that he married and left them after they surrendered money. Police note his face appeared on many wanted circulars.
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Kansas City
John William Younger
Roman
Younger
Ted
Union Still Holding Out In Westinghouse Strike
Washington negotiators push for a government mediated end to the Westinghouse electric strike after 16 days. IUE President Carey demands reinstatement for 96 fired workers while a panel proposes arbitration for 36 cases, with wage gains and benefits on the table.
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Brown Cites GOP Needs at Cleveland Young Republicans
John W. Brown, Republican governor candidate, urged attracting youth to the party at a Greater Cleveland Young Republican Club meeting. He avoided discussing his candidacy and addressed criticism of his educational background, stating he did not exaggerate his biography. Mollet seeks special powers to quell the Algerian revolt. a confidence vote is expected Saturday.
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John W. Brown
Greater
Brown
Paris
Guy Mollet
Navy jet program faulted over half billion waste
A House report blames the Navy procurement agency for a half billion dollar debacle in the McDonnell Westinghouse Demon jet fighter program. Investigators cite 11 crashes and four pilot deaths as engines failed due to insufficient power. The Navy offered no immediate comment. The panel notes ultimate responsibility rests with the government procuring agency.
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Navy
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric
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Westinghouse
Deserted Wife Inherits $260000 After Spouse Walks Out
Brooklyn housewife Myra Richman Duck inherited 260000 after her husband Helge Nelson died in Florida last year. Nelson left her after two weeks of marriage 38 years ago. she believed she had a divorce but a lawyer had misinformed her, leaving her still legally his wife. Dorothy Compis had claimed a widow’s share but received nothing.
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Myra Richman Duck
Helge Nelson
Huntington
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Fla
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