Dulles Eases Indian Suspicion After Talks With Nehru
Secretary of State Dulles met with Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi to ease Indian concerns over Pakistan’s military aid and the Kashmir dispute. He warned that Pakistan must not use arms against India and said the United States would side with India if the matter reached the United Nations. The talks, though tense at times, yielded a tone of lasting friendliness and mutual goals.
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Eugene Levin
New Delhi
India
Dulles
Nehru
United States
Pakistan
U. S
Kashmir
United Nations
Goa
Portugal
Egypt
SEATO
Karachi
U.N
Snowstorm Delays Funerals In Northwest Iowa
A severe pre spring storm dumped 5 to 15 inches of snow across northern Iowa border counties with strong winds up to 50 mph. Roads blocked in Estherville and Sibley. two northwest funerals were postponed as central and northeast sections saw heavier snow while southeast faced light showers.
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Iowa
Border
Lyon County
Mason City
North
The
Highway Patrol
Estherville
Sibley
Quadruplets Born To Virginia Mother
A 31 year old Richmond woman Mrs Richard Shaia gave birth to quadruplet girls at St Luke s hospital in Richmond The births were more than a month premature and the mother had been hospitalized since late January She and her husband already have five other children ages two to nine
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Richmond
Richard Shaia
St. Luke's Hospital
Shaia
St. Luke’s
Satwears
Marion and Cedar Rapids plan groups urged to cooperate
A Cedar Rapids plan commission meeting read a letter from Ralph P. Young of the Marion Sentinel proposing joint planning in Cedar Rapids and Marion. He urged cross representation on discussions affecting northeast Cedar Rapids and Marion as growth accelerates.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Gas Tank Explosion Kills Woman in Hobro
An oxygen flask toppled from a truck in Hobro Denmark, its valve breaking and the highly compressed gas exploding. A boy and a girl were severely cut by shattered shop windows as the flask flew, then struck a stone embankment and crashed to the street, killing a woman.
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Hobro
Denmark
U.S. Policy Reappraisal Faces Middle East Strain
The State Department begins a reluctant review of U S policy toward the Midwest Arab states led by Egypt. Dulles eyes reorientation toward Iraq and possible U S membership in the Baghdad Pact amid Egypt's growing anti Western stance and recent regional upheavals.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Egypt
U. S
Palestine
U S Officials Shocked by British Action on Makarios
U S officials expressed shock and dismay at Britain's deportation of Archbishop Makarios from Cyprus. Senate leaders criticized the move as worsening the Middle East crisis. Administration sources said they had no advance notice and Britain apologized for not informing Washington in time due to a breakdown in communications.
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Greece
Britain
Cyprus
North Atlantic Alliance
U. S
Tunis
France
North Africa
John Bagot Glubb
Jordan
Palestine
Washington
U.S
Makarios
Senate
Middle East
State Department
London
William F. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Outbursts Flow over Into Greece
Cyprus ground to a halt as a general strike erupted over Makarios exile. British paratroopers searched the archbishop’s residence and found a small arsenal including a gasoline bomb and 18 pistol rounds. Greek protests spread from Athens to Crete with fires, vandalism, and embassies guarded as Greece moves to raise Cyprus at the U N.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Cyprus
Makarios
Union-with- Greece
Crete
Herakleion
London
Christian X. Palamas
U.N
Greece
McClellan Heads Bipartisan Senate Lobby Probe Group
Senator McClellan of Arkansas was elected chair of a new bipartisan Senate lobby probe committee with Senator Bridges of New Hampshire as vice chair. The panel approved rules to end a two week deadlock and outlined subpoena and preliminary investigative powers while stressing a constructive, non smear approach to lobbying and campaign finance reform.
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Washington
Senate Lobby
McClellan
D-Ark
Bridges
R-N.h
Arkansas
Senate
Weather Halts Skyhook Balloons Trip to Iowa City
Trucks hauling three Skyhook balloons from Minneapolis to Iowa City were stalled in Waterloo by bad weather. Winzen Research engineers Ed Lewis and Verne Baumgardner said drivers would resume Sunday morning. Launch window remains 6 to 6 30 a.m. Monday though snow could alter plans.
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Mercury
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Iowa City
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Winzen Research Company
Office of Naval Research
Winzen
Ed Lewis
Verne Baumgardner
Campaign Against Easter Chick Cruelty Launched
The American Humane Association based in Denver launched a campaign to end Easter chick sales in dime stores and similar outlets. A spokesman said progress has been made but more pressure is needed in races where such sales remain legal.
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Denver
INS
American Humane Association
Association
Kansas City Bans Sale of Baby Fowls for Play
Kansas City city council approved an ordinance prohibiting sale of baby chickens ducks and other fowl under two months old as children's playthings. Way side Waifs Inc backed the measure.
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Kansas City
Wayside Waifs, Inc
Clare Boothe Luce Ill With Influenza and Laryngitis
New York AP report says Clare Boothe Luce the U S ambassador to Italy was bedbound with a combined influenza and laryngitis attack Saturday. Dr Milton Rosen Bluth warned she may be laid up for four or five days.
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New York
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Peice
Milton Rosenbluth
Brooklyn area broker shot amid welfare racket probe
Louis Saperstein, 49, a Newark based union welfare insurance broker, was shot four times in a car while a brunette seated beside him survived. Police linked the attack to his cooperation with authorities in a New York union welfare insurance racketeering probe. The target and four assailants fled in a second car.
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Newark
Louis Saperstein
Union
Saperstein
Crti- Sapernstein
Marie Benson
Bayonne
New York
Alfred J. Scotti
Alburnett Man Injured in Fight
Orville Herrin, 25, of 22742 Third avenue SW was held on an open charge after a fight with Frank Chrisman, 31, of Alburnett. Chrisman suffered a skull fracture and forehead cut and was in fair condition at St. Luke's hospital. Reports said a steam hose and meat cleaver were used, though witnesses described it as a fist fight.
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Cedar Rapids
Orville Herrin
Third Avenue
Frank Chrisman
Alburnett
Herrin
Wilson and Company
Chrisman
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Shannon
Heroism Prevents More Casualties In Novitiate Fire
In Lenox Massachusetts a deadly fire at the Shadowbrook Jesuit novitiate killed three priests and a lay brother. Firefighters and priests aided dozens of escapes with six injured sent to St Luke's hospital. About 100 seminarians and 11 lay brothers survived as national fund drive advances to build a fireproof replacement.
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Lenox
Mass
Ins
Shadowbrook
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pittsfield
Praises Pope On Anniversary From Eisenhower Letter
Washington dispatch reports President Eisenhower publicly praised Pope Pius XII on the pope's 80th birthday and the 17th anniversary of his coronation. Eisenhower said the observances hold great significance for Christians worldwide. John A. McCone delivered the president’s letter in Rome.
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Washington
Ins
White House
President Eisenhower
Pius XII
Eisenhower
Pius
Rome
John A. McCone
U. S. Air
St Donatus Man Killed in Hwy 52 Mishap
Vincent Hoffman aged 35 of St. Donatus died when his car left control on Highway 52 two miles north of Belle Vue. The vehicle struck a telephone pole and wrapped around a tree. Hoffman was alone in the car.
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Bellevue
Vincent Hoffman
St. Donatus
Highway 52
Here
Richard Ads
Hoffman
Jackson County
Norfolk woman pleads guilty to 19 counts of forgery
Glacia Williams, 34, pleaded guilty in Norfolk to 19 counts of forging another man's signature to purchase an automobile, new tires, a television and other items. The forged mark was an X.
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Glacia Williams
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