Dalai Lama Safe in India Says Nehru
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament the 23 year old Dalai Lama crossed from Tibet into India three nights ago and is seeking political asylum. He said the Dalai Lama is in good health and traveling with a party near Towang, 500 miles north of Calcutta, after fleeing Lhasa. The Chinese claimed kidnapping by rebels. Nehru said the lama fled of his own accord.
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Delhi
India
Paki Lauka
Tibet
Pursuin Chines
Neti
Nehru
Dalai Lama
Tilia
Towale
Calcutta
Towang
Lhasa
Pariament
Lida
Riceville Suffers Third Theft in Three Months
A Riceville business complex including a service station restaurant and hardware store was robbed between 1:30 and 2:00 a m. Cash and various items were taken totaling about 500 to 600 dollars with over 800 dollars in damage. Intruders entered the lower level then upper floors smashing a telephone jukebox and other machines. Police report previous February break-ins at the same location and youths were arrested in connection with the earlier thefts.
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Riceville
Tracey
Helge Traey
Cory Statn
Fa.m
Het
Dirwlars
Tracy
Riceville Carners
Hat
Directory Crews To Compile Data for City Directory
Duffy of the Duffy directory firm of Williamsport calls in to oversee the data compiling crew to gather residential and business information for the upcoming city directory. Ten local women will be hired to canvass homes and businesses for family, children, home ownership, telephone, and street address details. Justice Prevails in Thermopolis fishing case where four men in a restricted area are fined $10 each, one angler suspends fine on good behavior.
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Duffy
Duffy Directory
Williamsport
Super
Carvass
Thermopolts, Wyo
Jack Reavis
Reavis
Force FL
Welch
Plane bumping clears colonel from flight delay probe
Tokyo AP report says Lt Col Charles Platt Jr. of Brooklyn was cleared on emergency leave after an administrative error bumped six servicemen, and his presence allegedly caused confusion aboard a Tachikawa Air Base transport flight to Hawaii. Investigators found eight seats were vacant and referred findings for possible discipline.
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Japan
Hawaii
Tokyo
Usaiprue
Tachikawa Air Base
Air Force
Charles Platt Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
Platt
Seek Posthumous Pardon For Sacco Vanzetti
New York lawyer and civil rights advocate asserts he is convinced Sacco and Vanzetti did not commit the murders that led to their 1927 execution. He testified at a legislative judiciary committee hearing on a petition for posthumous pardons for the two men linked to the 1920s crime in Braintree.
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Busi
Moris Uevtsi
New York
Sacco
Vanzetti
Sacco-Vanzetti
Ernst
Tate
Morelli
Ioforious Providence 1R. I
Cout
Legislative Committee On the Judiciary
Braintree
Wasp Blamed In Fatal Mesa School Bus Crash
In Mesa Arizona a woman trying to drive away a wasp struck a school bus head on. Viola Pearl Gibson, 16, died at Mesa hospital. Alice M. Flaherty, 34, and her daughter Shirley Ann Gibson, 13, were hospitalized with fractures. The 70 junior high students aboard escaped injury.
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Wasp
Mesa
Aru
Carroll Bollinger
Alice M. Flaherty
Viola Pearl Gibson
Mesa Hospital
Flaherty
Shirley Ann Gibson
Redbud Tree Sale Promoted by Corry Police Cadets
Corry police and Civil Defense members plan a Redbud tree sale in Corry with a truck at Center and Washington to take orders. The first sale phase began last year under the Chamber of Commerce beautification plan, selling 1600 trees to be distributed over three years. Citizens can order by phone or in person at the Chamber, with canvassing continuing through April 11.
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We Cary Civil Defense Organization
Center
Washington Streets
Tomorry
Clifford Holcomb
Chamber of Commerce
S. A. Lori
C Manager
Corry
Corryites
Chamber of Commocrce
Mmay Tseal OY
CD Police
Three Die As Army Helicopter Crashes at Hanford
An Army helicopter crashed on the Hanford Atomic Works Reservation killing three crew members. Capt. Patrick McDonnell of Vancouver Richland, Chief Warrant Officer Leo Tuttle of Palouse and Maj. Joseph Giuliani of St. Paul Mina were killed. The crash occurred during a route training flight.
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Richland
Wasn
Hanford Atomic Works Reservation
Here
Patrick McDonnell
Vancouver
Wash
Air Force
William A. McDonnell
Spokane River
Spokane
Leo F. Tuttle
Palouse
Joseph Giuliani
St. Pawl
Mina
Army
Naval Airman Paves Way For Space Travel Simulated Tests
Norfolk AP report describes Lt Richard Tabor in a lunar-analog pressure chamber at Naval Air Station, testing human limits as pressures rise to 40 000 60 000 80 000 100 000 feet. Volunteers study conditions for space travel while hospital corpsmen monitor from a nearby chamber.
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Naval Airman
Norfolk
Richard FH Tabor
Tim
Richard Tabor
Navy
Naval Air Station
Tabor
Dr. Tabor
Flood Danger Decreasing In Midwest
Rains waned in the east while Midwest flood dangers rise in spots. Tornadoes damaged 10 homes in Missouri with no injuries. earlier, tornadoes hit Dade City and Orlando killing one and injuring nine. Flooding hit northeastern Iowa, southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, with 1.7 million displaced regionwide. more rain forecast from the Great Lakes to the mid-Atlantic Coast tonight.
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Midwest
Missouri
California
Otterville
Bt. Joseph
Dade
Ford
Rock River
Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
M Mid- Atlantic
Patrol Plane Crashes at Argentia Base Killing One
A U S Air Force Constellation of the Atlantic radar patrol crashed on landing at Argentia base last night. One man was killed and several others were severely injured among the 24 man crew. Officials refused to name the deceased or provide exact injury figures.
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NTSA
Air Force Constellation
Atlantic Radar Patrol
Argentia
U.S. Ar Force
West Tightens Policy On Talks Over Berlin
A fragmented analysis critiques Khrushchev era policies on Berlin and world communism. It reviews party line rigidity, the shift after Khrushchev consolidated power, and splits within the Soviet leadership, noting perceived political bankruptcy of the antiparty faction and the double standard in foreign policy.
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West
Berlin
Communist Party
BT. Sevlyak Fom
Moldavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Tine
Serdyuk
Jurors Test Revolver At Connie's Trial
Twelve jurors in Indianapolis tested the trigger pull of a French .25 revolver alleged in the death of Connie Nicholas's wealthy lover. The trial debated whether jurors should handle the weapon, with Judge Paulconer overruling objections to allow viewing the gun and تعیینing its operation.
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Inulanapolis
Minnie B
Connie) Nicholas
Edge
Thomas J. Faulcoier
Frank Synmes
Nichollas
Paulconer
Judson T. Haft Zerty
Let Contract To Rare Old Store Near Smith and Center
A contract is awarded to demolish a three story brick building at Smith and Center streets to clear the way for a new Atlantic Refining Co service station. Jerry Quirk of Erie will oversee the removal work. Utilities to the structure are disconnected and site clearance will precede construction for a modern service station expected to open late in the summer.
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Vemmuven Dink Furmilire
Smith and
Center Streets
Ene
Muse Am
Atlantic Efining Co
Jerry Quirk
Erie
Refining Company
Probe Plane Crash Kills Four Investigators Seek Report
AP report states an Air Force FAT Buatoyet crash near the southwestern Tolata base killed four crew. Victims include Col. Herbert Shineler Jy of Ashburn Georgia Capt. Charles A. Walker of Newton Kansas Capt. James R. Hartley Jr. of Wakefield Rt and 1st Lt. Oscar B. Thaker Jr. of Stonega Virginia. The craft, on a flight over western states, had not landed at Monthan APB and developed trouble over Billings Montana.
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Sally
AP1
Air Force
Sagebresh
James R. Hartley Jr
Wakefield
Oscar B. Thaker Jr
Stonega
Monthan
Apb
Arie
Billings
Mont
Navy Frogmen Crack Endurance Underwater Record
Four Navy frogmen surpassed the prior underwater time record in Norfolk Virginia finishing a 48 hour endurance swim. Led by Arthur L. Rehmis the team entered the pool at 12 08 p.m. Wednesday and posted two days seven hours beyond the old mark. McKee topside reported the group rested well and would undergo medical exams and interviews after surfacing.
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Norfolk. Va
APL
Navy
Arthur L. Rehmis
Dong
Rehme
John Gary
New Orleans
Dave
Amin
Avalem Loree
Robert Wmckee
Iti
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher plan private Nevada wedding
In Las Vegas Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher agreed to a private May wedding after Debbie Reynolds announced she would not oppose Fisher's quick Nevada divorce. Taylor called the news joyous and said she was grateful for Reynolds's position as the couple celebrated at a Nevada ranch near the Tropicana Hotel.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Debbie
Debbie Reynolds
Fisher
Nevada
Miss Taylor
Liz
Eddie
Los Angeles
Spain
Tropicana Hotel
Britain France Shelve Possible Concessions To Soviet Union
Washington dispatch reports that Britain and France are shelving concessions in talks with the Soviet Union over Berlin and NATO diplomacy. The United States pledges renewed use of nuclear missiles and bombers if needed to defend Western Europe and North America, while asserting faster missile development than the USSR. West German and allied leaders discuss continued defense commitments and joint responses to the Soviet challenge.
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Washington
Soviet Union
NATO
Hove
United States
Britain
France
Europe
North America
Blate
Chris van Herter
Porelyn Ministers Council
Willie Tated
Solengmy
Heinrich von Brentano
New Cancer Therapy Seen
Dr. Oscar Creech Jr of Thlane University described a novel method to deliver chemotherapy directly to a targeted body part. The process uses an external artificial heart and lung to isolate blood supply and circulate potent agents for up to an hour while preventing systemic poisoning.
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API
Oscar Creech Jr
Thlane University
Ameri Ican Cancer Society
Lin
Cold Vaccine Forecast Soon
Dr Thomas G Ward professor of virology at the University of Notre Dame predicts a vaccine within two years could prevent 60 to 70 percent of common colds. He says 70 percent of colds stem from a few virus groups and vaccines from dead or attenuated viruses may build resistance, noting his remarks in Today's Health.
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Thomas G. Ward
University of Notre Dame
Ward
Today's Health
The
American Medical Associaton
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