State Dept Studies Red Middle East Plan
U S officials showed little hope for agreement after reviewing Russia's latest Middle East proposals. The Soviet note urged a four power plan including evacuation of bases and ending military pacts. Britain and France were notified. Washington rejected a joint declaration along those lines. The Baghdad Pact and regional balance were also under discussion as Congress was briefed.
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Driver Cited In Crash Injuring Three In Union City
A crash on a Union City road injured three people including Kyesor and Bolerate. Kyesor lost control on a curve about 1:30 last evening and struck a pole, causing extensive damage. Both drivers were hospitalized and under police investigation for potential charges.
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Bandit Chief Denies Jail Attack Claim in Turbat
A government spokesperson denied reports that a gang led by Dadahah attacked Turbat jail and freed Alia Shah and others. Three Americans were killed in Mitt Trani last month. Spokesman said Atmed Shah and other bandits remained jailed in Thibut awaiting extradition.
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City Policeman Suspended For Duty Failure
City police chief Hurley Drake suspended Patrolman Keppel for failure to report for duty and not advising when he would return. The move leaves the department short one officer, with Patrolman Gorski on leave and due back later. The suspension is linked to a Thursday auto accident on Main Street in which Keppel was involved.
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Subway Crash In Brooklyn Trains Carry Hundreds
Sixty five injured as two subway trains collide in a Brook tunnel near a sharp curve. Motorman Victor P. O Brien and crew freed by rescue teams after crash. Passengers aided as emergency crews worked to clear wreckage and assist those hurt.
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Auto insurance rates feared to rise in Pennsylvania
The Automobile Club of Pittsburgh warns compulsory auto insurance proposals could push premiums higher. Secretary Treasurer B C Timmerman notes experience in other states, including Massachusetts, where rates have risen. The club opposes Gov Leader's plan.
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Mayflower II Sets Sail From Plymouth For Pilgrim Voyage
In Plymouth England the Mayflower II prepared to depart for a Pilgrim era voyage to Plymouth Mass. Captain Grodr Alan Villiers expects a fair easterly wind while the 92 passengers aboard recreate the 1620 crossing with a modern ship built to resemble the original Mayflower. A fragment of Plymouth Rock will be presented to Villiers as a symbolic return to its site.
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Indictments In Portland Wire Tape Raid Case
In Portland two other officials and a district attorney were indicted by the county grand jury for allegedly planning to obtain and copy wire recordings. Conspirators include Oregon Journal publisher W Knight and editor A Pangbom, with several deputies and reporters named. A separate Greensburg tractor accident killed 18 year old Richard Dennison and injured operator Homes Karr.
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Opposition to New Natural Gas Bill Faces Divided Caps
Lawmakers from several states debate a bill proposed by Reps. Grins and O Hara aimed at federal gas regulation. Critics warn it may raise prices and trigger a veto, while supporters argue it aligns with administration priorities and consumer protection.
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Philadelphia
Taxed to the Living: Old Saying on Levies Revisited
An examination of local school levy costs compares current and past budgets, noting that taxes, though framed as for the living, affect residents and long-term borrowing. The article reviews shifts in costs from 1950 to 1967, including capital investments and debt service, and highlights the burden on taxpayers amid changing assessments.
Aero Supply Plans Nine Director Elections at Annual Meet
Aero Supply Mine Co Inc will elect nine directors at its annual meeting in New York City. Except for one vacancy from Leslie Lenton’s resignation, the entire former board is up for re election with eight named candidates and one additional nominee to be announced. Management cites the vote as the sole major item on the agenda. Early-year plant reports suggest the company is near break even after a prior year of losses.
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Sam Irvane
Henry Margolis
James Sheer
Leo Strauss
George Tilley
Charles Wills Jr
Chester ‘Thomson
Thomas
Carealt
Brand
Colgate-Palmolive Co
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Canada See Norman Notes as Fabrications
The Canadian embassy calls the published texts from F Herbert Norman fabrications linking to his Cairo suicide after a Senate inquiry. The New York Daily News counters that the papers were obtained in Cairo and translated back to English, while the embassy says the originals are with External Affairs.
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F Herbert Norman
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Reynolds Packard
Daily News
Department of External Affairs
Easter Showers Forecast Amid Warmer Temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau projected showers across many regions with intervals of sunshine and springlike warmth in the East and South. Scattered afternoon or evening showers were expected with a general mild pattern, while the Western Plains faced light rain from North Dakota to northwest Nebraska and possible thunderstorms in Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. Easter Sunday was forecast cool with scattered showers in the rockies and mixed sun and clouds in the Midwest. Temperatures should rise to near 50s in northern areas. A dog named Boo was found in GuTsville after a four hour search. Gary found Boo near Middleport with 150 volunteers aiding the search and Boo was reunited with his owner.
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Texas Plane Lands Safe After Emergency Return
Braniff Airways Convair 440 carrying 41 aboard diverted to Dallas Love Field after nose gear jammed on takeoff from Map Chivers. Captain Mittendorf executed a controlled two wheel landing amid anxious onlookers, with 58 passengers later continuing to Kansas City.
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Tornado Hits Near Dallas Amid Severe Storms
North central Texas endured heavy cloudbursts and high winds for a second straight day. Flooding closed highways from Dallas to Weatherford and south to Waco, with a tornado reported near Midlothian and another near Irving. no injuries were reported.
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Suitor kills girl in church then fatally shoots self
In Hilltop Holiness Church a 20 year old, Helen Griffith, was shot fatally in the aisle during a service. A 61 year old man was wounded in the leg as a shooter fled in a pickup. Seconds later Hassell Sullivan, 25, the dead girl's rejected suitor, killed himself outside his brother's house in Nano Chito Ola, 20 miles from Cove. Officers report Sullivan left a note claiming he killed Helen and would die with her.
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New York Tour Lights Promote City Attractions
A spring promotional tour to New York City unveils standby tourist spots like Coney Island and the Bronx Zoo. Openings begin mid May with a stroll on the boardwalk offering year round value. Bronx Zoo hosts 2500 specimens across 1000 plus species with free weekend admission. Rockefeller Center hosts a free U S Rubber Co exhibit. Hayden Planetarium shows run weekends with matinee priced at 65 cents and evenings at 95 cents.
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Shoppers Weather Boosts Easter Spending in City Stores
A sunny stretch with 77 degree readings spurred a brisk Easter shopping spree across apparel and grocery outlets. Retailers report strong demand for clothing and traditional Easter items as residents stock up amid improving spring weather and rain chances later in the week. Seaton Discharged From Hospital After Back Injury Surgery at Walter Reed.
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Easter Worldwide Threats Weather Christians Observe
Widespread Easter preparations and religious observances unfold as Christians worldwide mark the holiday. Pope Pius XII’s Easter message will be televised in Europe and broadcast in the United States and other regions.
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New Crisis In Jordan May Be Brewing
Amman reports a possible government and military crisis as Gen Hayari Husair resigns and Syria hosts talks. An inquiry panel investigates Jordan's army tensions amid suspected Egyptian influence and cabinet shakeups under Prime Minister Husni Fakhir Khalidi.
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Bandits Re enact Robbery Scene At Market
A seven month old armed robbery at Great Scott Market is recalled as three gunmen robbed the store of 13 000. The victim, Thomas Harmister, 46, watched as the trio forced employees to open safes and fled the scene after a late night confrontation.
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