Herter Optimistic On Geneva Talks Ahead of Paris Meeting
Secretary of State Christian Herter arrived in Paris brimming with confidence that Western powers can meet the Soviet Union at the Geneva conference with unity and firmness of purpose. He noted natural differences among allies but stressed a solid Western front for the ministers conference to map a common course. He planned talks with Britain France and West Germany before meeting Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, aiming to set a tone for the Geneva discussions and a possible summer summit.
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Oregon Wagon Train Heads to Westmoreland
The Oregon wagon cavalcade broke camp in Louisville and started toward Westmoreland Kansas, with the next stop planned there.
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Morton Warns Against Single Party Control
UPI reports GOP chairman Thruston Morton warned at the 47th annual U.S. Chamber meeting that control by any one special interest could end the two party system and spawn new splitters. He urged businessmen to engage in both parties to preserve party identities amid broader political chaos fears. Senate Leader Johnson urged bold action to balance the budget and borrow a can-do business spirit.
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Rebels Press Panama Invasion Near Nombre de Dios
Rebels from Cuba pour reinforcements toward Panama as loyal forces armed by the United States resist near Nombre de Dios, a Caribbean village 75 miles from the canal. Government reports say several invaders killed or wounded after clashes with patrol boats. air reconnaissance over the town comes under fire while guards patrol coast in a bid to seal sea routes. Ground troops stay on alert with reinforcements promised to the front.
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Cobalt therapy unit delayed as Eden Hospital debates
Eden Hospital Auxiliary funded a $25,000 cobalt cancer machine from general funds and baby photo projects. Chairman Paul Rhodes said the unit may be given to another hospital if Eden cannot build a room, while Massmann searches for storage and negotiates a May 1 delivery hold.
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TV personality Arthur Godfrey reveals possible lung cancer
New York UPI Arthur Godfrey 55 disclosed he may have lung cancer after previously calling his condition a chest tumor. He plans exploratory surgery at Columbia Presbyterian and will have tissue removed from beneath his left shoulder blade to test for cancerous cells while his TV show is taped from his Leesburg farm. His wife Mary Anne Vann visits him at the 40 day hospital suite.
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House Appropriations Committee Defies Budget Plan
The House Appropriations Committee angrily attacked President Eisenhower's balanced budget and voted to add 181.4 million dollars for Health, Education and Welfare spending. It accused the administration of concealing plans to cut federal research on cancer and heart disease and approved substantial increases for the Office of Education and the FDA while trimming labor programs. The action, part of a 3.915 billion appropriation for HEW and related agencies, would raise overall spending by 188.235 million above administration recommendations.
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Graham Enthralled Australia Seeks Return Visit
American evangelist Billy Graham told 27 000 in Sydney he would like to return soon. Australians packed his meetings and reports say 70 other communities extended his reach up to 700 miles by land.
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Rich Lumberman Falls to Death in California Woods
Peter A. Pasula, wealthy Ukiah executive, slipped and fell about 100 yards to his death near a goad construction site deep in the woods, nine miles southeast of Gualala California. A search organized after he failed to show for an appointment located his body four hours later beneath debris.
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Predestined Accident In Anaheim Ends With Charges
In Anaheim California a car struck another injuring two people. Occupants Harald L Booze and Patrick Fitzwater both of Long Beach identified themselves. Booze was charged with drunken driving while Fitzwater was released.
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Prayer for Today Devotional Reflection
Father of all mercies we chafe under bondage to fear greed envy and hatred. Let the mind of Christ possess us to set us free to forgive understand and serve one another. May we know the inward satisfaction and peace that belong to the children of God. Amen.
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Rep Polk Dies In Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, UPI Rep James G. Polk of Ohio dies at Walter Reed Army Hospital at age 62 after battling cancer. He had served 18 of the last 28 years in Congress and was a long time member of the House, another vacancy resulting in party balance at 243 Democrats and 152 Republicans.
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Montgomery Visits Moscow on Controversial Private Tour
Field Marshal Montgomery arrives in Moscow for a two day unofficial visit to ease Cold War tensions. He is to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev and allied soldiers from the war era. International Life accuses him of planning to attack Russia in World War I and cites old wartime disputes with Britain and the United States.
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Artist James Noble Criticizes Royal Academy Acceptance
London A UPI report notes irate artist James Noble condemns the Royal Academy for accepting his ping painting titled Galaxy after he described the work as a joke. He said he spent about half an hour flinging blotches of yellow and white onto blue canvas and signed it with a false name. The academy committee rejected another series painting but accepted the ping work.
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Fluid Peril On Contact Lenses Told
Washington reports the FDA warns lens wearers about Barnes Hindwelling cleaning solution contamination risking blindness in injured or infected eyes. Ophthalmic Products Inc of Sunnyvale says steps are taken to recall and replace stock. Co founder H W Hind claims 19 years no infections reported.
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Anti Smog Law Signed in California
Gov Brown signed the first antismog measure of the Legislature. The law requires the public health director to set by February 1, 1980, maximum allowable pollutants from automobile exhausts. If standards are unmet, directors could prohibit auto sales until smog improves, with a possible special session if conditions do not improve.
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Luce Confirmed for Envoy Post in Brazil
The Senate confirmed Mrs. Clare Booth Luce as ambassador to Brazil with a 79 to 11 roll call vote. The nomination drew scattered opposition from Democrats as the chamber approved the diplomatic posting.
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Ike Will Ask More Muscle In Labor Bill
President Eisenhower plans to publicly urge Congress to strengthen the Senate passed labor reform bill. GOP leaders and Dirksen Halleck say the measure is inadequate and will face House reform efforts. Eisenhower may speak at the Wednesday news conference while House action continues and vetoes loom on rural electrification.
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