Would Break Russia's Back In All-Out War Warnings
U S military leaders told Congress the nation could be invincible in a full war this year and increase retaliatory power. Adm Arleigh Burke said the United States could destroy the Soviet Union many times over with existing weapons and break its back if war came today. Gen Maxwell D Taylor and Gen Nathan F Twining supported optimism about American capabilities and noted Soviet air threats were less effective.
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Arleigh Burke
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Mpony
House
Burke
Maxwell D. Taylor
America
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Army
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
Soviet Union
Soviet
India criticizes Nehru in Tibet crisis
New Delhi AP Prime Minister Nehru rejected Communist China's bid to end debate on the Tibetan revolt in Parliament but offered no firm stance on the Red military crackdown. Indian papers criticized his inaction while Nehru said Tibetans deserved sympathy and pledged firm statements only when possible. The Dalai Lama ouster, Kalimpong rebel base claims, and Red China propaganda were noted as observers warned of a forthcoming drive to resupply and fully take Tibet.
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New Delhi
Nehru
China
Hindustan Times
Congress Party
Tibet
India
Peiping
Dalai Lama
Red Chita
Panchen Lama
Red China
Union City to Host Part Time State Employment Office
A part time extension of the Corry State Employment Service will open in Union City on April 9. Manager James Roseberry said the branch will be in the Union City Municipal Building on the second floor and open Thursdays from 9 30 to 12 noon and from 1 to 3 20 p m. Corry staff will rotate to serve Union City residents for faster service. Employers may also use the new facility for information and hiring services.
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Union City
Corry
Corty
Roseberry
Five Killed In Head-on Crash Near Port Buul Kansas City Residents Die
Five Kansas City residents were killed in a head on collision six miles south of Port Buul. The victims named by Sheriff Ray Cummings include Benjamin Junior Parker 27 his wife Delores 23 their daughter Kimberly Janet 9 months Herman McPheron 64 and his wife Zella Bella 8 Harvey McPheron 15 survived with minor injuries. Highway patrolman Keith Dillon said the McPheron car swerved off U S Highway 60 several times before entering Parker’s path.
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Mh Iar
Kansas City
Here
Ray Cummings
Benjamin Junior Parker
Delores
Kimbley Janet
Herman McPheron
Zella Bella
McPheron
Harvey
Keith Dillon
Parker
Reds Agree To Parley On Germany
London AP report says Soviet notes to the Big Three Western powers accept an East West foreign ministers conference starting May 11 in Geneva to discuss Germany including the peace treaty. Tass notes say the Soviet government will attend to seek agreement on issues, with possible inclusion of Poland and Czechoslovakia in later summit talks.
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Geneva
Tass
Germany
Hus
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Czechoslakia
JCs and Merchants Report Home Show Satisfaction
The Jaycees and local merchants hailed a three day Home Show as satisfactory with a net profit of 200 dollars. Attendance totalled 626 paid and about 1,000 including school children who did not pay. Merchants plan to participate again and consider scheduling around Easter for next year.
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Coty Thycee Wssucally
Lo- Cal
Conrad Monroe
Jaycees
Monroe
NATO Meeting Heightened By Italy Arms Pact
Italy agrees to station Jupiter missiles in northern Italy, potentially strengthening the Atlantic Pact strategy conference opening in Washington. Foreign ministers from the five NATO nations meet as talks focus on a master blueprint for dealing with the Soviet Union, with Britain France and West Germany among participants.
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Italy
Washington
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North Atlantic
NATO
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England
France
West Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Herter
Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
U.S
Seven Children Die In Easter Morning Fire At Satetown
In Satetown seven children aged 10 months to 11 years perished when a four room frame cottage burned. Edward and wife Lewis, both Black laborers, were at Mt Zion Church Easter Sunrise services a mile away. A passerby Lynn Towers found the blaze at 6 40 am.
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Edward Lewis
Lewis
Mt. Zion Church
Lynn Towers
Khrushchev the Kremlin’s power, a rising challenge
AP analyst William L. Ryan profiles Nikita Khrushchev, a controversial, energetic leader whose blend of bluster and strategic flaws makes him a formidable yet unpredictable figure for Western summit diplomacy. He emerges as a missionary of communism, shaped by Leninist faith and a talent for deflecting blame.
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Nens
Nikita Khrushchev
William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Train wreck near Irvine slows Illinois Pacific line
A PRR train wreck occurred at Irvine causing hundreds of feet of rock to spill onto the tracks and breaking wires. About 500 tons of coal dumped to lighten cars, with several cars moved back onto the rails after repairs. Weather favored workers with clear skies and sunshine until late afternoon.
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Ol City
Buffalo Tran
Coal Cars Wreck Block Route 6 Highway After Railroad Crash
Thousands of Sunday sightseers watched the Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Warren as a freight train derailed on Route 6 five miles west of town. About 12 cars overturned spilling coal and eluding rails, with salvageable cargo and costly equipment damage. C Muldoon said losses depend on cost tabulations and crews, with investigation ongoing.
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Irvine
Warren
Tevine
Joferest
Ol City
Burfle
Linn
Cis
C. Muldoon
Muldoon
Three Riders and Pedestrian Die in Route 18 Crash
An auto missing a surge on Route 18 slammed into a tree near Springboro in Crawford County killing the three car occupants and a pedestrian. Coroner Sherman L. Watson identified the dead as Richard Kananen Roy Horface Lewis and Patrick Farrell. Par tell was driving. The victims appeared to be in their early 20s.
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Sfringboro
Afi
Crawford County
Sherman L. Watson
Willian James Warner
Springboro
Watson
Richard Kananen
Roy
Horface Lewis
Conneaul
Ohio
Patrick Farrell
Ashtabula
Ohia
Sait Partell
Christians Around World Mark Easter With Elaborate Services
Easter Sunday celebrations spread across the globe with mass prayers for peace. Pope John XXIII urged steadfast faith against concessions as 100000 filled St. Peter’s Square for his blessing, while East Berlin hosted a record 100000 tourists. In Jerusalem, pilgrims from many nations observed the Resurrection as Coptic, Greek Orthodox, and Armenian rites unfolded in the Holy Sepulchre complex. Winston Churchill’s era tone persists through reports of Mrs. Roosevelt and family attendance in Jerusalem and Gettysburg, where Eisenhower greeted worshippers at a Presbyterian church as crowds noted the First Lady’s pink attire and fashionable hats.
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Associated Press
John XXII
St. Pet Square
Gitta Lollobrigini
West Berlin
East Germany
Jordan-occupied
Old City
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Besillica
Franklin D. Roose-Welt
Nina
Ike Gets One More Holiday Before Return to Washington
President Eisenhower enjoys Easter at his Gettysburg farm with the family and heads to the White House late today. The party attended Gettysburg Presbyterian Church for services and joined by First Lady Mamie and their son John Eisenhower, wife, and four grandchildren. The crowd of about 200 observed in chilly weather as the family prayed for resurrection, hope, peace, and goodwill.
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Israel
Garden Tomb
Walls
Jerusalem
Church of the Redeemer
St. George's Cathedral
United States
New York
Fifth Avenue
Ingrid Aronson
Goteborg
Sweden
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Marcy Jean
Washington
White House
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Army
John Eisenhower
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Mary Jean
Worker crushed at Allegheny Ludlum plant in Brackenridge
Tarentum Pa.– John Faulk 36 of Cabot Butler County was fatally crushed between two steel coils while working at the Brackenridge plant of Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp on Saturday.
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Tarentum
John, Faulk
Cabot
Butler County
Brackenridge
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
State Police Hunt Auto In Area Hit-Runs
State Police from the Corry Sun station search for a black auto with a damaged left side tied to at least one and possibly two hit and run crashes. The first incident near 7 p.m. Saturday involved Ronake Burnside who said a black vehicle sideswiped his car causing about 75 dollars in damage. The second crash occurred about 11:40 p.m. east of Waterford on Route 97, injuring no one but causing about 150 dollars in damage to Joseph Seifert's car. police believe both events involve a black automobile and are investigating potential ties between them.
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Corry Sun
Spt
William Tr~win
Iocal
Trewin
Ronake
Burnside
RD. 1
Centerville
Burnaice
Burnside Auto
Waterford
Joseph E. Seifert
Evie
Seifert
Missing U.S. Civilian Pilot Lands in East Germany
A U.S. Army report said a civil employee piloting a U.S. Army sport plane was observed landing in East Germany near the West German border at Dipppach last Friday afternoon. The man was identified as B.A. Vaughan, 32, an employee of the Army post exchange system in West Germany.
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East Germany
U.S
Dippach
B.A. Vaughan
Army Post
West Germany
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