Begin Disarm Policy Review For Negotiations With Russia
The Eisenhower administration began an urgent top level review of U S disarmament policies in preparation for talks with the Soviet Union. The NSC may decide on revisions while consulting NATO allies, with a possible softening of test suspension conditions and a linked production cut. The U S plans a spring to summer test series, aiming for an international inspection backed pact, but no final decision until after the summer tests. Britain and France oppose suspension absent treaty changes on sharing weapons data. The Soviets reportedly wait for summit talks before changing their proposals. Diplomatic discussions are proposed in Moscow late this month.
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Nuclear Test Halt Suit In Washington
In Washington an array of scientists churchmen and others filed suit to halt U S nuclear tests contending the Atom Energy Act is unconstitutional The action names defense secretary and five Atomic Energy Commission members as defendants though government argues the suit targets the United States The case faces procedural hurdles with motions to dismiss anticipated while plaintiffs include Dr Linus Pauling Norman Thomas and Bertrand Russell among others and protests mount at United Nations and abroad
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Holy City Jerusalem hosts three faiths Easter rites in split city
In Jerusalem, Christians, Moslems, and Jews held separate observances amid the armistice line. About 5,000 Christians from seven nations walked the Way of the Cross in the Old City, Moslems prayed at the Dome of the Rock, and Jews prepared for Passover Seder in the New City as the three celebrations coincided for the first time in years.
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Concrete Block Plant Sold on Shady Avenue to Zaleneck
Philip Zaleneck of Wayne Street has purchased the McFadden Block Plant on Shady Avenue. The new owner will operate Corry Concrete Products with Zaleneck Inc. support, keeping the plant, offices, and all equipment, along with James McFadden as manager.
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Khrushchev Urges West to Match Soviet Nuclear Testing Pace
In Budapest Khrushchev urged the United States and Britain to halt atomic and hydrogen tests, offering to accept international supervision. He spoke to about 150000 Hungarians marking Hungary’s WWII liberation, defending Soviet actions in 1956 and stressing Moscow’s testing history while rejecting German reunification as a summit topic.
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Noted Washington Architect Dies at 68
William Dewey Foster a leading Washington architect died yesterday of a heart attack at 68. He designed plans for numerous city structures including the new State Department Building. Born in Kirksville he contributed to major federal and civic projects.
Batista Promises Amnesty to Castro Rebels in Cuba
Havana reports the Batista government offers amnesty to Fidel Castro and his rebel group if they disarm. Prime Minister Guell repeats that talks may include all elements, with elections set for November and possible international supervision by the OAS. Castro, hiding in Oriente, has urged a general strike while rebels remain a minority force and continue disrupting transportation and utilities in eastern Cuba.
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Battle over defense chief power boost sparks congressional clash
Washington reel begins with dispute over Eisenhower defense reorganization. Opponents warn shifting appropriations authority to the secretary of defense would erode service autonomy and grant one man vast budget control. Key figures like Bridges and Kildsy critique centralization ahead of resumed Congress.
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California Storm Wrecks Crops and Trains Across State
Torrential rain drenchs California from Mexico to Oregon with severe crop and infrastructure damage. In the San Joaquin Valley between Stockton and Bakersfield crops suffer as three Southern Pacific routes are cut, trains halted, and roads closed by slides. Governor Knight seeks federal disaster aid as nine shelters host evacuees and 500 travelers remain at Sierra resorts. Nine five died in northern California and four in the south, including Edna Breen of Santa Cruz whose body washed ashore.
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Eisenhower ends 2 percent VA home loan down payment
President Eisenhower announced the Veterans Administration will remove the 2 percent down payment requirement on VA guaranteed home loans. The White House cited the move among several actions to aid veterans and streamline housing assistance. A separate FCC probe into alleged misconduct by broadcasters faced House oversight, as lawmakers consider public confidence in regulation.
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Kinzua Dam Continued Despite Indian Objection
Col. R E Smyser Jr announces the Kinzua dam flood control project on the Allegheny River will be recommended for continuation. A private firm report finds alternate plans by the Seneca Nation costlier, require more land, and displace more people. The Senecas contend inundation of a large portion of their reservation across the state line. The report claims no engineering reason prevents building the authorized project or alternatives. It notes higher land and bone requirements for the diversions and potential lake Erie water use for power at Niagara Falls. A broader plan could yield a larger conservation pool and benefit low water flows. President this report supports the authorized project as the cheaper option.
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Congress Urges Quick Signing of Highways Bill
Wawa and Republican senators press President Eisenhower to sign a fast-tracked highway funding bill. The measure would inject 1.8 billion dollars more federal state funds for road projects this year and enable a broader billion dollar program. Key senators called it the era’s top anti recession bill with job gains projected, and the Senate approved 84 to 4 with House passage earlier today.
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Woman Crusader Miss Marlon L. Pyle Dies at 61
Miss Marlon L. Pyle a pioneer for women s rights and the first woman member of Philadelphia s civil service commission died at her home age 61 She served as a former vice chairman of the Republican city committee and as a former president of the Women s Republican Club of Pennsylvania
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Drivers Escape As Trucks Crash Near Union City
A Michigan man and a Union City area resident escaped injury after a two-vehicle crash on Route two and a half miles north of Union City at about 2 45 p m yesterday. Kenneth C Long 21 Clifford Michigan attempted to pass a truck he believed would turn left when the other truck prepared to turn right. Jamies Dickerstaff 61 Union City RD 1 operated the turning vehicle. Damage totaled about 1050 with 800 to the Dickerstaff truck and 250 to the Long machine.
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Corry Motorist Pleads Guilty for Driving While Suspended
Archie J. Richardson Jr., 36, of Corry, was arrested by Corry State Police for driving under suspension. He appeared before Justice Walter A. Domke, pleaded guilty, posted no bail, and was jailed awaiting the next county term.
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