College Head Shuns Second Religious Meet
A college head cancels a planned religious meeting citing community emotion and conflicting reports. Dr. Pelletier of Allegheny College declines scheduling the March 7 event, replying to a Rev Humbard telegram and noting strong institutional support for constitutional rights, with a Western Union reply expected.
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Allegheny Clinger
Pelletier
Alexheny
Seligsm
Varnly
Dr. Pelletier
Himbard
Meidville
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Monsey Lett
Allegheny Colene
Western Union
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Rex Humbard
Akron
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Khrushchev Says Press Has Different Viewpoints
Nikita Khrushchev and an AP reporter debated U S views of the Soviet Union during a New Delhi visit. Khrushchev said honesty matters more than origin and dismissed criticism as part of different viewpoints. He added he is enjoying the trip and does not feel tired.
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Sion
An AP
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kornahehov
Alcalde
New Delhi
Hollywood Highlights Nomination Buzz From Oscar Race
Hollywood lights blaze as reporters swarm the Academy Theater Beverly Hills awaiting the 32nd nominations. Stars and studios watch the race with Anatomy of a Murder Diary of Anne Frank Nuns Story Room at the Top among top picture contenders while Jack Lemmon and Doris Day face mixed reviews for Some Like It Hot and Pillow Talk.
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Suike
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Munich
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Nomina
Ann Frank
Jack Lemmon
Doris Day
Ariumph
U S Brazil Ties Rise On Eisenhower Brazil Visit
President Eisenhower's Brazil trip appears to lift U S Brazilian relations to a high mark as he tours Argentina Uruguay and Chile. The visit follows a fatal plane crash in Rio de Janeiro and pauses in talks with Brazil's Foreign Minister Lafer, with resumption planned after Lafer's Washington visit in March. Brazil seeks greater U S support for development and potential loans while Petrobras and other industries may gain aid.
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Rio DE Janeiro
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U.S
Rid
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Rio
Guanabara Bay
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Horacio Lafer
Interameran
Lafer
Washingt
Brazell
Justlmo Kubitschek
Petrobras
Herter
United States
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Eisenhow
Italian Airliner Crashes Killing 26 Passengers
An Italian Airliner crashed in clear weather killing 26, many bodies found on mud flats near the Shanston River. Witnesses described a fiery explosion and vast destruction as authorities from Alitalia dispatched officials from Rome to investigate the crash, the airline's first passenger fatalities.
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Shanston
Alitalia
New York
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Rome
Wall Street advances as key issues rise in active trading
The New York market moved higher in early trading with gains ranging from fractions to about a point. Notable leaders included major chemical, steel, auto, and electronics firms such as Allied Powers, Allegheny Ludlum, American Motors, General Motors, IBM, RCA, and Westinghouse Electric, among others.
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Moerth
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New-York Central
Olin Mathieson
Chem Penney
Penneah
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