Nehru Defers Tibet Stance Amid Tibetan Revolt Clash
Nehru told Parliament he would issue firm Tibet statements when ready and voiced sympathy for Tibetans but did not condemn China or comment on Peiping removing the Dalai Lama. Kalimpong cited as rebel base. Pravda echoed Chinese accusations. UN aid appeal filed by Buddhist priests and the American Kalmuck community.
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Hindustan Times
Congress Party
Tibet
India
Peiping
Dalai Lama
Kalimpong
Russia
Communist Party
Pravda
Hong Kong
Formosa
China
Panchen Lama
United Nations
New York
Free Nations
Chiefs Assert U S Invincible in All-Out War Voice
Washington AP reports U S military leaders told Congress they would break the Soviet Union in a full scale war with the current arsenal. Adm Burke Gen Taylor and Gen Twining argued America has overwhelming power and the Soviet air threat is not as strong as U S forces.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Soviet Union
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Burke
Maxwell D. Taylor
America
Taylor
Army
Natha F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
Nation's Worst Accidents Kill Eight Ohioans in Weekend
AP reports two major crashes in Pennsylvania claimed eight Ohio lives over the weekend, raising Ohio deaths to 22 since Friday. Of 14 Ohio fatalities, 11 were traffic, one fire, two miscellaneous. both Pennsylvania crashes on Route 18 involved cars striking trees, killing three youths in one and a Cleveland family of five near Washington, Pa.
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Cleveland
Washington, Pa
Prisoner Escapes Maumee Valley Hospital Window
A prisoner under police guard at Maumee Valley Hospital escaped today by dropping from a second story window. Police search for the fugitive and review security at the facility.
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Toledo
Maumee Valley Hospital
Britain Withdraws RAF From Habbaniya Base in Iraq
London announced the Royal Air Force contingent will be withdrawn from Habbaniya base in Iraq following Iraq’s government move to quit the Baghdad Pact led by Premier Abdel Karim Kassem last week.
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London
Britain
Royal Air Force
Habbaniya
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Easter Egg Roll at White House Cancelled by Rain
The traditional Easter egg roll on the White House lawn was canceled today due to rain.
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Washington
White House
Nisula Ohio a Nonexistent Town on Map Says Industry Analyst
Columbus Dispatch reports Nisula in Hocking County appears on a state road map but is not a real town. A map company official admits Nisula was invented to deter copyright infringement and to prove ownership if another chart is copied.
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Columbus Dispatch
Columbus
Nisula
Ohio
One Oil Company
Hocking County
Fairfield County
Sugar Grove
WFE
Benia
Columbus Indusrialist
Benua
Map Company
Chicago
Illegath Re
Easter Services and Parades Mark Global Holiday
Christians worldwide observed Easter with services and prayers for peace. Pope John XIII led the first Easter Mass of his pontificate as about 100,000 filled St. Peter’s Square despite rain, while 65 contest winning newsboys from 58 U.S. papers attended. In West Berlin a record 100,000 tourists gathered. Pilgrims and various denominations marked the Resurrection in Jerusalem with sunrise and interdenominational services. Rain dampened U.S. celebrations though Fifth Avenue parades drew about 800,000 in New York compared with 1.2 million in 1957.
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Church of the Redeemer
St. George's Cathedral
Garden Tomb
United States
New York
Fifth Avenue
Italy to put Jupiter missiles in Italy heightens NATO talks
Italy approves Jupiter missile bases in northern Italy after a year of negotiations. The move expands the Atlantic Pact strategy ahead of NATO foreign ministers meetings in Washington. The conference marks NATO's 10th anniversary and aims to map master negotiations with the Soviet Union for May and a possible summer summit. Soviet statement omits usual NATO criticisms, signaling a tempered tone.
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Italy
Soviet Union
North Atlantic
NATO
United States
England
France
West Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Herter
Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
U. S
Mail Mix-Up Honors 39 Kansas Moms
A mail mix-up in Wichita caused 30 women to be told they were Kansas Mother of the Year while the real state winner is Mrs. John Selfridge of Wichita. The error originated in New York from the American Mothers Committee sending two letter batches. The national director confirmed the distinction and will settle the matter at the committee meeting.
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Kansas
Wichita
Kan
John Selfridge
New York
American Mothers Committee
Aileen Fogarty
College President Dies in Monastery Bedroom
The Very Rev. Daniel W. Egan, 53, president of Steubenville College, suffocated early today in his monastery residence adjoining the college's north campus.
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Steubenville
Daniel W. Egan
Steubenville College
Ohio House To Vote On Extending Jobless Benefits
Ohio's House votes tonight on an extension of extra jobless benefits through December 26 with an emergency clause to beat next Saturday's cutoff for 13 more weeks. Gov DiSalle backs the plan with Democrats. Republicans want a three month limit.
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Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Michael V. DiSalle
Rains Hit Most Areas Of Nation
Widespread rainfall due to warm moist air affected the nation from Florida to the Pacific Northwest. Heavy downpours hit Florida and the Ohio Valley while light snow touched northern fringes. In Illinois Pecatonica River floods prompted evacuations in Freeport and damage near McConnell. crest reached 16.72 feet.
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Associated Press
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Georgia
Carolinas
Ohio Valley
Michigan
Illinois
Pecatonica River
McConnell
Freeport
Eternal Triangle Cited As Reason For Murder
Arthur William Matlock 31 told police he stabbed his wife 32 in the heart with a butcher knife Sunday after she said she was leaving him for another man. Their 11 year old daughter Sharon witnessed the incident in the couple’s Columbus apartment.
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Columbus
Arthur William Matlock
Pauline Matlock
Sharon
Premier Feared Dead in Central African Plane Crash
Barthelemy Boganda premier of the Central African Republic was feared killed when a plane he was aboard crashed into a hillside Sunday night about 50 miles west of Bangui. The disaster left unknown casualties and prompted searches for survivors.
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Bangui
Central African Republic
Barthelemy Boganda
Japanese court ruling questions U.S. bases in Japan
A Tokyo District Court acquitted seven men who broke into Tachikawa Air Base and ruled that U S forces in Japan violate Article 9. The decision challenges the postwar defense framework and Japan’s international commitments since 1952.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Far Eastern
U.S. Tachikawa
Bomb Found Aboard British Destroyer In Malta Dockyard
The Admiral announced a live bomb was found today aboard a British destroyer at Malta Dockyard. Naval experts removed the device safely from the ship.
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London
Admiralty
Malta
Dulles Heads South for Rest at Florida Coast
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles leaves Washington for a rest at Hobe Sound Florida as he battles illness and plans a period of recuperation away from the capital.
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Dulles
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Florida
Hobe Sound
Weather outlook across states with varied clouds and temps
West Virginia shows partly cloudy conditions in the west and clouds with a chance of drizzle in the east with low temperatures in the 30s to 40s and warmer, drier spells later. Ohio forecasts run mostly cloudy with mild temps, highs near 50s and showers possible Tuesday, with five day outlooks indicating above average temperatures and scattered rain. Across the U.S. readings list numerous city forecasts with highs from the 40s to 70s and varying precipitation, including rain in New York and Washington and mostly clear spells elsewhere.
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Albany
Bismarck
Boston
Cleveland, Fain
Denver
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Memphis
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Diego
Seattle
Washington
Visit to Pope by Margaret sparks protest in London
British Protestants condemn Princess Margaret accompanying Queen Elizabeth II on a Rome visit to Pope John XXIII. The People reported Margaret may join April 20 to 26 audience, renewing criticism of royal ties to the Vatican amid the Queen's role as head of the Church of England.
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London
Margaret
Elizabeth
John XXIII
Rome
London Sunday
John
Elizabeth II
Church of England
Pius XII
Vatican
Papal
French Paratroopers Kill Algerian Rebel Leader
French forces report the death of 33 year old rebel commander Col Amirouche in Algeria. The claim states paratroopers killed a leading fighter in Algiers as part of anti rebellion operations.
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Algiers
Col. Amirouche
Picket Lines Prevail in Ohio Energy Strike
In Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. wage talks Local 832 votes 126-89 to accept a 4 percent general raise, while Local 1466 rejects 400-250. Pickets resume at Athens Nelsonville and Hamley Run as 23 counties feel the strike impact. Knight orders renewed picketing and union unity with Local 1466 amid ongoing talks.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
Columbus
Athens
Nelsonville
Knight
Monteney
William Hamer
Clark St
E. M. Poston
Hamley Run
Court St
Power Company
832
1466
Ohio
Fredericktown Fire Damages Two Main Street Businesses
Fire broke out early today on Main Street Fredericktown threatening nearby structures. Reppart's Women's Clothing Store and the Fink Drug Store suffered the heaviest damage in a two story brick building housing several shops with smoke damage reported in adjacent properties.
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Mount Vernon —i
Main Street
Fredericktown
Reppart's Women's Clothing Store
Fink Drug Store
Palace Hotel Fire Kills Two in Ukiah
A Sunday blaze at the 55 year old Palace Hotel in Ukiah California killed two guests and displaced about 50 others as crews battled the flames and evacuated residents.
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Ukiah
Calif
Palace
Springtime tourist rush hits Washington for Easter
Washington gears up for a busy tourist season as the capital welcomes about 40 000 visitors over the four day Easter weekend. High school senior trips flood the streets while Capitol guides hustle to manage crowds ahead of the Cherry Blossom Festival and torchlight parade on April 7.
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Martha Cole
Washington
Bust
Capitol
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