Canada Demands Limits on U S Security Information
Ottawa protests U S research into Canadian data after the death of ambassador E H Norman in Cairo. Canada cites risk to citizens and demands safeguards as Lester Pearson and Herter exchange protests over the Senate subcommittee actions. The United States says the executive branch bears no responsibility for the subcommittee’s conduct.
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Canada
Cairo
E. H. Norman
Norman
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Heeney
Herter
Subcommittee
U.S
Love as a guiding force in a troubled world
The author argues that love, not force or authority, should govern human relations. He notes Jesus taught love surpasses laws and prohibitions and urges modern society to recapture compassion to counter hatred and suspicion. He stresses a timely need for love in daily life.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Christ
Earth
Literacy Test Law Passes as Court Fight Looms
The North Carolina House approved a literacy test law for voters amid a federal case heard April 19 challenging past registration refusals. The measure aims to bolster literacy requirements, while the Senate also enacted a bill creating a state department of administration. Gov. Hodges backed the reorganization plan, but critics warn of excessive power in the new director’s hands.
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Raleigh
House
Northampton
Senate
State Department
State Department of Administration
Department
Budget Bureau
General Services Administration
Commission On Reorganization of
Hodges
Senate backs renaming Mountain Boulevard to Warren Boulevard
The Senate and Assembly approved a resolution in Sacramento calling for Mountain Boulevard Freeway in Oakland to be renamed Warren Boulevard in honor of Earl Warren former California governor and U.S. Chief Justice.
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Sacramento
Calif
Senate
Assembly
Mountain Boulevard
Oakland
Warren
U.S
Earl Warren
California
Evacuation Ordered After Chlorine Gas Leak Near Frisco
Chlorine gas escaped from a leaking railroad tank car near Ellwood City Pennsylvania sickening many residents and prompting evacuations. A worker wearing an oxygen mask shut off the valve about an hour after discovery as firefighters decontaminated the area. Frisco grade school closed for the day while officials warned nearby homes.
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Ellwood City
Pennsylvania
Frisco
Bishon Laboratories Inc
Pittsbur
Airways Control Requested
President Eisenhower urged Congress to create a new agency to modernize the nations airways control system to handle rising traffic. Edward Curtis proposed a three member board to decide needed devices and systems as civilian and military air travel grows, noting current efforts are too scattered to be effective.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Edward P. Curtis
Curtis
Eastman Kolchak Co
Airways Modernization Board
Increasing Possibility Of Income Tax Cutback in Congress
In Congress the chance of an income tax cut this session rose after a policy meeting with Democratic Ways and Means members. Speaker Rayburn signaled a tax cut could apply to next year if revenues hold, with Republicans and appropriations leaders noting potential spending cuts to justify easing the tax burden. The Senate has yet to act on the related bills, and tax-revenue projections ahead of the April receipts report will influence timing.
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Washington
Congress
Rayburn
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
New York
Newsane Sear
Rep. Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Suris Tend Gatien
Eisenhower
Senate
Treasury
Mystery Crater Stumps San Gabriel Officials
In San Gabriel California a crater in a backyard prompts a search by Sheriff's deputies and Army Ordnance experts. They rule out a conventional event and investigate a possible falling object such as a missile or meteor. Local boy Pat Murphy reported the crater after a loud boom rattled the area.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Army
San Gabriel Valley
Los Angeles
Pat Murphy
Oscar
Murphy
Sheriff’s Deputies
Ordnance
Ft. MacArthur
Jordanian Premier Ousted Over U.S. Aid Clash
King Hussein removes Premier Suleiman Nabulsi after a bitter dispute on whether Jordan should lean toward Soviet or American influence. The crisis follows Eisenhower envoy James Richards’ Middle East mission as Jordan mobilizes troops and promotes security leadership to back his move.
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London
Jordan
Hussein
Suleiman Nabulsi
Washington
Egypt
Syria
Deirut
Levanon
Amman
Mohammed Maatya
Maatya
Damascus
Bahjat Tabbarah
Richards
Nabulsi
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
Middle East
Soaring Costs Force Prices Of Newspapers Up
Soaring news print and production costs have pushed 97 newspapers to raise prices to 6 7 or 10 cents per copy in the last year. The American Newspapers Publishers Assn reports 379 of 1,738 English language dailies now charge these rates with 69 at 6 cents, 249 at 7 cents, and 61 at 10 cents.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
Association
Soviets Cancel Large Share of Bonds in Push to Communism
The Kremlin announced that 260 billion rubles of state bonds will bear no interest and principal for 20 to 25 years, effectively canceling private savings of Soviet citizens taken from pay. Analysts note the move resembles confiscation and could shape the shift toward communism while likely drawing little public protest.
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Thomas P. Whitney
U.S
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Union
Israelis Deny New Charges Over Gulf Coast Positions
Israel rejects Egyptian claims that troops remain at Taba and Ras el Nakb near Eilat and Sharm el Sheikh. Moshe Leshem said no UN protest has been received and no comment was made on Gaza border fraternization charges. UN had announced all Israeli forces left Egyptian territory and the Gaza Strip on March 8.
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Jerusalem
Foreign Ministry
Egyptian
Aqaba Gulf
Moshe Leshem
Israel
United Nations
U.N
Gaza Strip
Taba
Eilat
Ras el Nakb
Sinai Peninsula
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
United States
Egypt
Close Call As Car Teeters Over Tracks At Kivett Drive Bridge
Mrs. Sharp narrowly escaped a plunge when her car hit a guard rail post and stopped short of the Southern Railway tracks at Kivett Drive bridge. She told officers she failed to yield to a city garbage truck approaching on Washington Street. The car hung on the post with wheels aloft. the truck attendant jumped clear and no one on board was injured. Mrs. Sharp received a citation for failing to yield right of way. The incident occurred shortly before noon.
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Southern Railway
Kivett Drive Bridge
Sharp
Kivett Drive
E. Washington Street
Washington Street
Two-Year-Old Leaves Hospital After Heart Operation
Two year old Jon Stephanie Zagar of Charlotte NC was discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital to its out patient department to continue recuperation. She will live with her parents Mr and Mrs John S Zagar at a temporary Baltimore residence while remaining under examination and treatment.
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Baltimore
Jon Stephanie Zagar
Charlotte
N.C
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John S. Zagar
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