U.S. Officials Say Britain and France to Decide Israel Arms Aid
American officials said the United States will not approve or disapprove Britain’s sale of arms to Israel. The decision rests with Britain and France, with the U.S. stressing a settlement of Arab‑Israeli tensions through international law and friendly relations, not arms alone.
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Reports Say Wife Staying To Stalin
London dispatch reports circulate a claim that Stalin shot his wife Nadia while visiting Klement Voroshikov. Western informants say a Moscow letter claims Nadia died by her own hand after a violent quarrel, a tale tied to Kremlin intrigue and potential deselection of Stalin’s burial beside Lenin.
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Father Tries Real Paint On Easter Eggs
Cleveland March 31 A house painter recalls painting Easter eggs with real paint leading to a family tasting turpentine in potato salad. He explains the incident caused by using high grade paint and laments the children now color eggs themselves.
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Grand Jury Blames Violence Tied to Perfect Circle Strike
The grand jury says violence during last fall’s Perfect Circle Corp. foundry strike harmed the community and marks suspects as cowards. it could not indict due to insufficient evidence. Witnesses linked to local UAW leaders Caldwell and Ratchfie are named, with strong rhetoric against the attackers.
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Marines Plan Exercises On Kauai In Largest War Drill Since Korean War
Eight thousand Marines will train on Kauai in an amphibious exercise starting April 4 with helicopter landings and a mock beach assault. Ambious Squadron 1 sailors will soar over Oahu beaches, while the rocket ship Carronade joins inshore support drills near Kahoolawe.
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Post Easter Business Picture Bright
Prospects of a post Easter pickup brighten the business scene this week. Labour Department said hiring of oat and construction workers would rise in most major areas. By summer the nation’s employment total might reach last year’s 65 million jobs. Consumer confidence rose with a record Easter shopping surge, Dun and Bradstreet estimated March retail trade at 15.6 million dollars, up six percent from a year ago. Sears Roebuck reported 1955-56 results with sales up over eleven percent to 3.31 billion, and a 12.3 percent rise in earnings. Auto industry showed balance as March new car sales near production of 575,000. second quarter output slated at 1.8 million, down 16 percent from a year ago, with 100,000 laid off since December. NYC Coliseum revival fuels hopes for the 1957 model unveil, though Detroit cautions prices may rise. Great Lakes region auto shipments down 16.8 percent, farm machinery down 12 percent. freight, building materials, and machinery up notably.
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