Reds Dim Hopes Of Accord In Berlin Air Space Dispute
Washington rejected Soviet charges of American violations of Berlin corridor air space. The U S said Soviet actions endanger Geneva talks as Moscow blames U S flights near Berlin while noting U S C 130 operations and air space norms. Lincoln White said no legal flight ceiling exists for the C 130. The issue centers on who controls high altitude air space over the corridor.
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Washington
U.S
Berlin
Germany
Department
Moscow
Russia
Lincoln White
State Department
Geneva
Stolen Cadillac Chased Through Paterson At High Speed
In Clifton a police Lt Charles Librizzi reported his 1955 car stolen late Sunday. At 2 am Monday he spotted the vehicle and pursued through Paterson at 100 mph. The driver Bernard Lamoureaux 21 wrecked the car after a 200 foot skid, hitting a pole. Lamoureaux faced auto theft speeding red light and reckless driving charges.
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Clifton
N. J
APJ
Paterson
Charles Librizzi
Librizzi
Bernard Lamoureaux
Texas A. and M. Wins Fight To Bar Women
Texas A. and M. University won its legal fight to bar women from admission. The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by two women after a Texas court held that the legislature controls state educational institutions and gave the university discretionary power over admissions.
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Washington
Texas A
M. Monday
Supreme Court
Texas
Texas A. and
Notable Drop In Jobless Hinted By Ike
President Eisenhower hinted that unemployment for the period ending March 15 showed a gratifying decline after a meeting with Secretary of Labor Mitchell. Press Secretary Hagerty said the data will be released Tuesday and described the trend as pretty good despite a February count of 4,749,000.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Hagerty
Iowa House Passes Four School Aid Bills
Four bills to provide 22 million plus annually for various school aids were approved by the Iowa House and sent to the senate. The total exceeds Gov. Loveless recommendation by 373 thousand but falls well short of the 53 million requested by the State Board. General state aid 151 million. transportation 3 million. specified aids 1.3215 million. supplemental aid 4 million. One dissenting vote on each bill.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Senate
Monnday
Herschel Loveless
State Board ‘of Public Instruction
Loveless
Boy Suffocated in Cedar Chest Near Toledo
A one year old boy, Michael Boldt, suffocated Saturday night after climbing into a cedar chest with his Manchester terrier. The lid locked and the dog survived. The parents live ten miles northwest of Toledo. The boy’s siblings and extended family are named, with services set for Tuesday at 2 PM in Gladbrook Methodist Church.
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the Gazette
Toledo
Michael Boldt
Dean Boldt
Here
Manchester
Marshalltown
Robert
Ronnie
Jacquelyn
August Boldis
Clutter
Henry Conrads
Gar
Win
Glad‘brook Methodist Church
Twenty Die as Bus Plunges into Ravine in Karachi
A bus in Karachi, Pakistan, plunged down a 400 foot ravine on Sunday, killing twenty passengers and injuring several others. Local authorities launched rescue operations as investigators began examining the accident scene.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Island of Tax Free Mirage Draws Few Inhabitants
A satirical note depicts a South Pacific island with no taxes unemployment crime beggars jazz bands TV or residents, highlighting mock paradise with none of modern woes.
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South Pacific
Khrush Health Rumors Linked to Dizzy Spell
Berlin reports say Nikita Khrushchev may have suffered a dizzy spell last month. Bildzeitung cited unnamed East bloc diplomats noting doctors ordered him to slow down after a Leipzig trade fair and an East Berlin embassy visit.
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Khrush
Dizzy Spell
Seymour Topping
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Hamburg
Bildzeitung
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Leipzig
Munich
Restraint On Double Prosecution Ruled
Attorney General William Ramsey ruled that once a state has prosecuted a case there should be no federal trial for the same offense unless compelling reasons exist. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision allowing federal trial after state acquittal in certain circumstances.
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Washington
William Rogue
Supreme Court
Longer Runway Planned for Cedar Rapids Airport
FAA recommendations outline next year amendments at Cedar Rapids Municipal and broader IA airport work totaling 8.614 million dollars. Projects include 700 foot east west runway extension, new taxiway, lighting, instrument landing system, and runway expansion to accommodate DC-7 class aircraft with expected 1965 traffic near 139000 passengers.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Aviation Agency
Airport Commission
Don Hines
The
Gazette
FAA
Iowa
Hines
British Press Attacks Monty Over Soviet Moscow Visit
London papers across parties condemn Field Marshal Montgomery for planning a self invited trip to Moscow and warn his words could hinder East West talks. The Conservative Sketch demands he fade away while the Herald and Chronicle label the move a dangerous, unpredictable misstep.
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London
U. S
Field Marshal Montgomery
Moscow
Daily Sketch
Monty
West
Laborite Daily Herald
Britain
the Herald
Liberal News Chronice
Montgomery
Ike Begins Vacation at Augusta
President Eisenhower plans to fly Tuesday to Augusta Georgia for a golf vacation at the Augusta National Golf Club. He will be accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower in his private plane the Columbine II. It will be his annual April visit to a favorite recreation spot. Length of stay not known.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Columbine
Augusta National Golf Club
Kathy and Bing Crosby Expecting Another Child
Ishpeming Michigan AP Kathy Grant confirms on Sunday that Kathy Crosby is pregnant with her second child, adding to the family of Bing Crosby and his wife.
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Ishpeming, Mich
Bing Crosbys
Bing
Kathy Grant
Texas Young Demos Call for Platform Focus and Counsel
In San Antonio, Texas Young Democrats urged Johnson and fellow Democrats to concentrate more on party platform details and seek more counsel. The group approved a resolution with a 209 to 73 vote.
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Texas
Johnson
San Antonio
Young Democrats
Mystery Woman Sentenced for 2 Bank Robberies
Vera Wilson, 57, the accused “mystery woman,” received a five year sentence after pleading guilty to two Manhattan bank robberies. Police and FBI efforts to uncover her true identity were unsuccessful, with her attorney noting she might shield her family from notoriety.
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New York
Wid, Jow
Manhattan
Vera Wilson
Mitchell Schweitzer
FBI
Identical Twin Siblings Convicted in England Drunkenness Case
Greenwich England AP reports Ern est and William Gregson both aged 42 were found guilty of identical drunkenness charges. Each had a shilling fine totaling 0.70 dollars.
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Greenwich
England
Ernest
William Gregson
Stuart Plan Advances to House Floor in Reapportionment Debate
Des Moines Iowa House reapportionment committee sent the Senate approved Stuart plan to the calendar without recommendation debate starts Wednesday. The panel rejected 7 to 6 to back the Farm Bureau and Balch plans and noted debate on the Stuart plan will proceed with potential substitution. The Stuart plan features a 3 member area senate and a 112 seat population house, while the Farm Bureau proposal calls for a 99 seat area house and 60 seat senate. The committee is chaired by Rep A C Hansen with members Hagedorn Aubrey Balch Eggers Halling Maggert McNeal Mowry Smith Stephens Swisher and Wilson.
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Des Moines
House ‘Reapportionment
Stuart
House
Action Committee
Farm Bureau
Balch
House Committee
Action
A. C. Hansen
Inwood
Hagedorn
Aubrey
Eggers
Halling
Maggert
McNeal
Mowry
Smith
Stephens
Swisher
Wilson
Tokyo Coal Strike Ends After 2 Weeks With Wage Rise
A two week strike by 165000 coal miners in Tokyo ended on Monday. The miners sought a monthly raise of 5.55 dollars but accepted 1.67 dollars. Prestrike wages averaged 66.64 dollars per month.
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Tokyo
Gatewood Receives Record 300 Day City Court Sentence
Robert Gatewood, 19, of Cedar Rapids, drew 10 consecutive 30 day terms totaling 300 days after a Saturday chase ended west of the city. Charges include stop sign violations, speeding, reckless driving, improper passing, license violations, and running a traffic signal. Co-driver Joan Pisney, 17, says Gatewood was driving. Gatewood faces possible return to the Anamosa reformatory while on parole for breaking and entering.
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Gatewood
Red Bull Highway
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Joan Pisney
Fifth Ave
Anamosa Reformatory
Planes and missiles need boost to deter Russia says Power
Gen. Thomas Power, head of the Strategic Air Command, told a Feb. 13 House subcommittee that the United States must speed and expand production of B-52 and B-58 bombers and Atlas ICBMs to maintain deterrence. He warned the current program is not adequate and pressed for faster expansion.
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Washington
America
U. S
Russia
Thomas ‘Power
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Power
Strategic Air Command
Pentagon
Court Won't Order Chessman's Release
The supreme court on Monday refused to order release on habeas corpus for Convict Author Cary Chessman who has long fought execution in California.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cary Chessman
California
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St. Jean de Cap Ferrat
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Grand Mound
Tama
Oelwein
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Ike
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