Airliner Crash Near Pittsburgh Kills Twenty Two
Searchers find another body raising toll to 22 dead 14 survivors after a TWA jet crashed seconds after takeoff from Pittsburgh Airport. Pilot and copilot survived while stewardess Mary Jane Fanje 21 of Elmhurst died. Other casualties and witness details follow on page three A.
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Arms Talks To Resume Tomorrow
U S officials in Washington termed the plan a helpful base for negotiations though not yet acceptable. The U N disarmament subcommittee, including Russia Britain the United States Canada and France, has been in recess since the Soviet Union presented its plan last Tuesday. The Russian list called for a European buffer zone East and West Germany foreign troops limited and weapons bans plus a freeze on nuclear tests.
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I Wish It Over Easter Reflections on Renewal
Yesterday was Easter a four day joy in life over death symbolized by spring flowers and people in new clothing. Some critique ostentation yet faith endures as Jesus lives again and believers vow to act on Christ’s principles to spur future religious activity.
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Aid Sought For Small Farm Unit Price Supports Expansion
A congressional subcommittee urged a broad price support program for farms, extending parity-based payments to all crops able to be marketed. Proposals include soil bank payments, a 9 percent parity price on basic crops with acreage controls, increased farm credit, and expanded market research to create rural jobs.
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Fire destroys large Texas plant and prompts secrecy
A major fire at Waro Manufacturing Co in Garland Texas damaged most of the plant producing airborne electronic equipment for the government. Fire Marshal Flanagan and Fire Chief Grantham reported several cannonlike explosions after discovery of flames and possible magnesium casting stockpile detonations.
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Evangelist Billy Graham Appeals for India Help
Billy Graham urged American understanding and aid for India in a U S News interview. He praised India's nonviolence, noted pacifist trends in the south, and said Asia could be won through faith values after his Southeast Asia trip and talks with Indian people and leaders.
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Violence Escalates in Cyprus on Easter Day
Tensions in Cyprus rise as Greek Cypriots clash with British authorities. Bombs wound civilians, curfews imposed in Nicosia and Limassol after Easter services, while EOKA marks its first anniversary. An Israeli border incident adds to regional turmoil as Vatican sows calls for peace.
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Easter in the Carolinas Amid Large Crowds and Fatal Crashes
Easter Sunday drew crowds across the Carolinas with Moravian services in Winston-Salem attracting about 30 000 worshipers and smaller gatherings elsewhere. The weekend saw heavy traffic and around three dozen fatalities from highway crashes, ending a day of holiday sales and egg rolls.
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Escapees Recaptured as Five Remain at Large
Seven inmates escaped a county jail by sawing a wall and forcing a ceiling vent. Two were recaptured, including Ray Sisk and Roy E. Sisk. Franklin McCoy, 17, was arrested later. Authorities say federal prisoners and local escapees may have fled in stolen cars across five states.
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Agitation Grows For Daylight Saving Time In North Carolina
News notes statewide debate on DST with farmers and rural counties resistant while Charlotte area pushes for earlier business hours. Local leaders in Gastonia and Mecklenburg County discuss proposals and gubernatorial action, with mixed reactions from towns like Salisbury Greensboro and Hickory.
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Wisconsin primary may signal farm voter trend toward Kefauver
Kefauver faces no local opposition for Wisconsin's 28 convention votes while Eisenhower risks only token entry for 20 GOP delegates. Democrats expect farm voters to shift toward Kefauver amid protests of farm policies as Stevenson campaigns in Florida and Illinois. White House aides defend Congress progress amid mixed reviews from senators on current session.
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Farm Plan Faces Fresh Scrutiny in Possible Gap Year
Washington expects new review of legal authority for farm program if no new farm law is enacted. True D Morse notes the department is assessing options to stabilize the farm situation and curb grain production as time runs short for a soil bank plan. Congress debates a revised farm bill with parity provisions and price supports amid potential veto risk.
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Truman Says Son-in-Law Will Vote Democratic
Former President Harry S Truman declared that his prospective son-in-law E Clifton Daniel will vote Democratic from now on. He noted Daniel had a long absence from the United States and called it understandable he had not voted. Truman also spoke about Russia and plans to address the Overseas Press Club dinner tomorrow.
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India Orders Arms From Britain
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru confirmed India has ordered military supplies from Britain including aircraft and tanks while denying any Soviet price offer was accepted. He said India may consider Russian civilian aircraft and remains open to arms from multiple sources, stressing no country is blocked.
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