Ike Mexican Canadian Chiefs Holding Conference
President Eisenhower arrives at the Greenbrier for a three way good neighbor conference with Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent. Talks aim at hemispheric peace and security with sessions planned through Wednesday in the Virginia wing of the hotel.
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Associated Press
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Washington
Greenbrier
Charleston
W. VI
United States
Virginia
Girl 14 Hurt In Route 8 Crash Near Union City
Route 8 crash two miles south of Union City injures 14 year old Phyllis Butler with facial lacerations. Mother and another passenger escape injury as truck driven by D G Ward skids and crashes into the Butler sedan causing about 400 dollars damage. Police report details and timing to 5 10 pm.
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D. G Ward
BR. D. 3
Union City
Alta Butler
Navy plane crashes into Monongahela River near Masontown
Two Navy twin engine planes encountered engine trouble early today. One crashed into the Monongahela River near Masontown, Pennsylvania, about 20 feet from shore in a section where the river runs roughly half a mile wide. The second plane landed safely at a nearby West Virginia airport.
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Monongahela
Masontown
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Threatien
XB 51 Jet Bomber Destroyed In El Paso Crash
A single XB-51 jet bomber, the only one of its kind, crashed during takeoff at El Paso killing a 28 year old staff sergeant and seriously injuring Maj James O Rudolph. The aircraft was en route from Edwards AFB California to Eglin AFB Florida to be used in timing a motion picture.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ian
James O. Rudolph
Air Force
Edwards Air Force Base
Maroc
Calif
Eglin Afb
Fin
Rewriting Of Farm Measure Is Under Way
Washington reports a Senate House conference committee will rewrite the farm bill facing major differences. Ellender leads Senate talks while Cooley handles House. Benson missives are sidelined as committees press toward parity and price support decisions.
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Nyamo
Washington
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
House
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Sabia
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Rep
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
House Group
Held For Court In Corry Assault Case
Corry man Babcock pled guilty Saturday to three charges after arrest at his estranged wife’s home. He faced assault and battery and disorderly conduct counts, with fines totaling 125 dollars and 90 days in jail if unable to pay. He was held for court on a surety bond of one penny and placed in county jail overnight.
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Corry
Babcock
George Gordon
Nichols City
Bancock
West Washington
Anayjil
Bablery
Eurety
Britain Ends 24 Hour Curfew For Cypriots
Cyprus started returning to work as British ended a 24 hour curfew in response to Greek Independence Day. A wave of violence flared with killings and bombings near Paphos and Kyrenia. British forces and police remained on high alert to prevent unrest while Greek Cypriots urged union with Greece.
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Associated Preay
Nicosia
Cyprus
Beltish
Alba
Todor
Dighennis
Entie
Hien Lawmansol
Paphos
Nicosti
Kyrenia
Greece
Harding
Cty
Makihlos Marek
Vigléton
AP News Briefs Roundup From Moscow To Pakistan
AP News Briefs report rapid developments across several regions. In Moscow a rector was fired for failures to discipline students and promote communism. In Jerusalem an Israeli army spokesman claimed Jordanian forces fired on Israeli patrols. In Tunis the moderate Nohul Front won all 98 seats in the Constituent Assembly amid low turnout. In Karachi Pakistan reaffirmed commitments to regional pacts and the West’s stance on Middle East and Southeast Asia security.
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Tunisia
Moderaty
Ni- Honul Front
Neo-Diestour (Independence
Boycntt
Lngittatives
Karachi
Pakistan
West Hive
Taxia
Ing Vetleamen
Tukandar Mira
Nasrone Assembly
Hughiti
Sato
Asia
Speculation on Alternates for Stevenson and Kefauver
Democrats weigh potential running mates as Kefauver and Stevenson seek June California primary momentum. Names floated include Kentucky Governor Happy Chandler Averell Harriman of New York and Frank Lausche of Ohio. Stevenson plans to visit Wyoming campaign workers while Kefauver ponders options amid a tense nationwide party contest.
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Happy
Stevenson
Uteve Wyter
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Demi Dente
Paul M. Butler
CBS
Philadelphia
Butler
Eisenhower
Hall
Buvler
Minnesota
Hull
Kefauver Pint Stevenson
Weeks Refuses To Free Data In Trade Policy Probe
Secretary Weeks blocks release of confidential material sought by Senate investigations subcommittee. He argues the information concerns Communist-aligned trade policy and 1954 revisions. sides dispute executive-branch withholding and the scope of disclosure while stressing national security and policy implications.
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Associace
Washington
Weeks
Senate
Nbaston
Hinde
Government Auction Planned for Washington Dauntley Plant
A government owned facility at Neo Castle will be sold at public auction on April 20. The General Secview Administration invites eligible bidders to submit written bids by 2 p.m. April 26. Oral bidding will proceed if needed.
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Washington
Neo Castle
General Secview Administration
muNin
Lin
UN Security Council Meets Over Peace Mission Plan
The United Nations Security Council gathered to consider a U S proposal to send Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on a peace mission to the Middle East. The plan aims to reduce border tensions with Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Syria and to arrange armistice enforcement and observer presence while seeking Arab cooperation. The session faced postponement maneuvers and questions about timing with Easter as Western powers hope for quick action.
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Jordan
Ebanon
Syria
Agka
Hammerakjold
London
Paris
Ari
Asha
Edward Risk
Lebanon
Sibi
Tequesta Mummerak
Tarwel
Arene
Residents push detour plan to ease city traffic
William Armitage of the Colonial Mote presented a petition with 27 signatures opposing the detour program. He seeks to route traffic away from Route 6 through Beatt's Crossing and Spring Creek via Route 426 next month, backing a widening project between Columbus and Pittafield.
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Monte 6
Wiliam Armitage
Dla
Bnyinever
Veanklin
Armitage
Highway Departmentt
Texpenta
Columbus
Pittafinid
Wittsfield
Cory
Blehwig
Project Elkwoe
Wilk
Scott's
Bénkenshaw Creek
Scot
Copty
Mant Main
GSA borrowing cap rise tied to sales tax debate near adjournment
Senate leaders said the General State Authority could gain 90 to 100 million dollars more borrowing capacity, boosting authorization from 390 to 480 million, as lawmakers race toward adjournment. House and Senate leaders pressed for amendments to the 3 percent sales tax law, with talks ongoing after long negotiations.
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GSA
Solons
Priva Narrisburg
Senate
Democratic
Dent
GBA
Renate Gop
Mabaniy
House
Smith
Keasler
Bennie
Motive Rules Committee
Corry Driver Charged After Accident Fleeing Scene
John Anthony Francek, 40, of Corry was arraigned on failure to identify after a collision on East Main Street involving Leonard Migliaccio and Mrs Belay. Francek released under bond and scheduled for a hearing. Damage to vehicles was estimated around 400 dollars with police noting he fled the scene.
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Corry
Mt Tree
John Anthony Francek
R. D
George Gordon
Leonard Migliscolo
West Pennant Street
Froneek
Migliaccio
Miglinonto
Francek
Hin
Betag
Miglivedo
Batng
Ania
School Cold But Classes Go On Despite Disruptions
A chilly morning at Hoadley school prompted fears of a day off but officials kept classes running. Water seepage from a hollow caused drainage issues until workers repaired the damage by noon. Authorities warned more repairs may follow as the building remained cold but functional.
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Norma
Living Costs Hold Steady Despite Modest February Rise
Washington reports latest consumer price data show unchanged overall living costs from January with a small dip in food prices yet increases in nearly all other items. The February consumer price index rose by about one tenth of one percent from February 1956, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Washington
Pobriery
Senate report flags rising brutality in motion pictures
The Senate Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee released a study on Motion Pictures and Juvenile Delinquency citing increasing emphasis on brutality and violence in films, comics, and television. It urges industry self review, academic research, and film submissions to code approval, naming titles such as Big House U S A Crashout Play Me Deadly Black Tuesday and Ten Wanted Men as criticized examples.
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Washington
Benate
Iin
Ayer
Geuitor Kefwayer
Dean
Wwe
Ferever
Dixie To Press For Reversal Of Segregation Law
News reports from Pensacola Florida detail race clashes as mobilization for overturning Supreme Court segregation rulings continues. A white deputy is accused of shooting at a Black man, a home is damaged by an explosion in a Black neighborhood, and a suspect is held on bond. In Washington a large petition by Southern leaders urges action on reversing the court decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ini Ak Honis
Enaes
Peowett
Justice Frankhister
Justice Touglas
Hy Associated Press
U. S. Supreme Court
Pensacola
Fin
Neroc
Peruscola
Dobninie J. Maloy
Hillary Calhoun
Bherlit
Ald Maloy
Ben
Executive Caught Stealing Ends In Fatal Shooting
SEAFORD Del Norman Gladden aged 4 was caught stealing from a bank night depository and fatally shot as police moved in. Gladden, a district supervisor for a large insurance firm, had been linked to several thefts. Patrolman Coulborn confronted him near the bank as Gladden attempted to unlock the depository and drew a pistol, wounding a wallet. Gladden died from the gunfire. Police recovered $800 in cash and $2400 in other valuables. Gladden is survived by a wife and a young son.
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Seaford
Del
Norman Gladden
Gladden
Pallor Arid Fbt
R. Lee Coulborn
Coulborn
Cadden
Cape Charis
Fayette County Court Orders Special Election Schedule
A Fayette County official announces a special election set by the Le Dalphiny County Court to occur with the April primary or shortly after. The move aims to fill a seat in the state legislature.
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