Buddhist Monks Join Uprising In Tibet Capital
NEW DELHI India UPL reports 13000 Buddhist monks have joined a revolt in Lhasa against the Chinese Communists. Despite earlier battles Tibetan rebels and fragments of monasteries attacked Sera and Dropang as Dalai Lamas Nerbulingka palace was damaged. Tibetans in Kalimpong plan to seek India support while some forces from Southwestern China defect to guerrilla tactics.
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New Delhi
India
UPL
Ain
Thasa
Tibet
Kalimpong
Sera
Dropang
Dalai-Lama
Simmer
Nerbulingkat
Kalimpang
Taipei
Yung-hsin
China
Nie
Dalai Lama
Sti
Motorcycle Gift To Pope John XXIV
The Vatican received a shiny black motorcycle as an Easter gift for Pope John XXIV. Italian Motorcycle Federation members and several motorcycle police officers presented the cycle at his quarters, though it was unclear what use the Pontiff might make of it.
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Vatican City
Fallout secrecy denied by AEC chief McCone
Chairman John A Mc Cone told the House Senate Atomic Energy Committee that the Atomic Energy Commission has not concealed fallout facts but would cooperate if Congress or the administration shifts radiation safety control. He urged a triple review of fallout activities by Congress, executive agencies, and the AEC panel, promising vigorous corrective measures if laxity is found.
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Washington
UPI
John A. McCone
Senate
Democrats
Atomic Energy Commission
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
Administration
AEC
McCone
Congressional Committee
Tragic Deep Shaft Death of Young Briton
A young Briton died in a deep limestone shaft at Devil's Hole in the Derbyshire Hills after hours of rescue attempts. He became wedged in an 8 inch wide passage as rain turned mud to a morass, despite efforts by two doctors and RAF Flight Lt John Carrier to revive him. Police officials confirmed the death.
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Mays
Derbyshire Hills
William Sheffield
Cau l A Temipor
RAF
John Carrier
Moss
Women Inhale Gas Collapse At Carnation Milk Plant
Five women collapsed after inhaling ammonia gas while working in a wrapping room at the Carnation Milk Co plant in Oakland. Firefighters rushed them outside, gave oxygen, and they were taken to Kaiser Foundation Hospital. Gas leaked from the refrigeration system in the cottage cheese packaging area. Treated were Mabel Gasoline, 37, Hazel Mc Quire, 36, Barbara Gallegos, 22, Loretta Geils, 35, and Melya Gunter, 36, all of Oakland or nearby San Pablo/San Leandro.
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Oakland
Carnation Milk Co
Kaiser Foundation
Nospital
Cottage Ceese
Mabel Gasoline
Hazel McQuire
Barbara’ Gall
Engineers act fast on studies for Southern Crossing route
State engineers raced to study a Southern Crossing plan after Gov. Edmund Brown set a three week deadline. Local leaders in San Leandro and Hayward pushed the Candlestick Point to Davis Street route, while others proposed Sierra Point, and discussions included toll revenue pooling and funding changes. The governor said no progress had been made despite the briefing.
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Edmund Brown
Brown
Bay Area
San Leandro
Sacramento
San Francisco
Candlestick Point
Davis St
Whneeling
California Toll Bridge Authority
Donald Cleary
Robert Bradford
Explosion traps men in building at Oklahoma City meat plant
Several workmen were trapped on the fifth and sixth hours at the Wilson and C meat packing plant after an ammonia tank exploded. Ambulances were rushed to the scene as gas escaped from the tank, detectable blocks away.
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Oklahoma Cty
UPI
Wilson & C
Brown Attacks Budget Hypocrites Over Tax Votes
California Governor Edmund G Brown condemned hypocrites who add budget items and vote against taxes. He cited a $3.56 million aqueduct route from Avenal to the Santa Maria River, cut from the water budget, as political manipulation. Brown spoke at a Sacramento news conference in response to questions about the project’s removal.
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Sacramento
UPI
Fiov
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Avenal
King's County
Santa Maria River
Santa Barbara
Vandenburg Air Force Base
Washington hearing details a bribery and violence plot
Testimony before a Senate Rackets Committee describes payments of 10000 to Cohen to stay neutral in a vending company dispute involving Thomas A. Vaughn and George Seedman. Vaughan also recalls a 1957 Los Angeles trip and the alleged offer of 50000 to harm Seedman, with further ties to Babe McCoy and Fred Slea.
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Carlos‘Marcello
Louisiana
Senate
Washington
UPL
Pera
Los Angeles
Cohen
Thomas A. Vaughn
New Orleans
Vaughan
George M. Seedman
Hal Sherry
Sid
Seedman
Rowe Service
Coast Cigarette Service
Vaughn
iRowe
Vaughn Sid
Babe McCoy
McCoy
Fred Slea
The
Coast Company
Brown Urges Action On Mission Blvd Widening
Bay area safety council asks Gov Brown to declare a state of emergency on Mission Blvd from Sycamore Ave to Niles Canyon Rd. to rush four lane widening. They cite high accident rates and note right of way owned for 28 years with plans drafted by state highway engineers.
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Edmund
Brown
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Rush
Wayward Area Safety Council
Sycamore Ave
Nayward
Niles Canyon’ Bay
Fremont
Aby Maning
Fred Schaffler
Safety Council
State Division of Highways
Baynard Area Safety Council
Highway 9
Mission Ald
Nites Canyon Rd
Hayward Area
Five part series on Christ's resurrection begins Page 2
Newsman Louis Cassels re examines the days leading to Christ's resurrection in light of new information by scholars. The Daily Review carries the five part series starting today on Page 2.
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Louis Cassels
Daily Review
Sanity ruling in Duncan murder case shocks Ventura
In Ventura California Superior Judge Charles F P Blackstock ruled Elizabeth Duncan sane after a brief hearing. The 54 year old condemned murderess hired two men to kill her pregnant daughter in law. sentencing set for April 3. The court had planned a sanity evaluation by a jury but the panel was dismissed as psychiatric reports would decide sanity.
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Elizabeth
Duncain
Charles FP. Blackstock
Min
Trom
Tom
Frank
California
Prayer for Today A Lenten Reflection Prayer
A devotional prayer asking God to search hearts for sins that nailed the Savior to the cross and to grant renewal and cleansing through faith and repentance. The text invites humility, confession, and spiritual renewal in a solemn tone.
Four California state policemen fired over test theft scandal
Sacramento finance director Berty W. Levit announced the dismissal of four police officers for stealing civil service tests and exam answers. Two others resigned, one suspended for 30 days. Dismissed: Neigle M. Truss, William F. Swenson, Warren E. Brainard, Walter H. Paul, Forrest M. Setter, Joy W. Levitt. Kukura suspended 30 days. Investigations touched Sacramento County sheriff’s force. charges included taking tests and altering papers.
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Sacramento
UPI
Berty W. Levit
California
Levit
Neigle M. Truss
North Sacramento
William FF. Swedsen
Warren E. Brainard
del Pago ‘Heights
Walter H. Paul
San Francisco
Forrest M. Séter
Joy WV
Levitt
Servine
Paul Kukura
Sacramiento
Sacramento County Sherif
Truss
Sivensan
Macmillan Presses Negotiation Plan With Russia
Prime Minister Macmillan said Western allies stand on principles and are ready to negotiate with Russia. He heads to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev and plans talks in July or August to address Berlin and other problems, while U.S. officials caution that a summer summit is not guaranteed.
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Washington
UPI
Minist
Russia
Germany
Artport
Macmillan
Nikita “Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Tully
Bank of America Branch Robbery in San Francisco
A bandit robbed the Ninth and Market Street Bank of America branch in San Francisco at about 11 30 a m, showing a demand note and pretending a gun. He fled with 1200 after a rear exit on Market Street. A teller offered no description and the incident followed an unsuccessful adjacent bank attempt nearby.
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San Francisco
Market*se
Bank of America
Yveller Marilyn Edmondson
Market St
16Th and Mission Sts
Jet crashes atop Petit Jean Mountain with crew safe
A six engine jet from Little Rock Air Force Base crashed on Petit Jean Mountain. Five airmen were aboard and all bailed out safely. base personnel confirmed they are accounted for.
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Petit Jean Mountain
Ark
Lille Rock Air Force
Petit, Jean Mountain
Air Force
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