Loopholes Noted In Soviet Offer
U S authorities see many potential loopholes in the Soviet offer of limited inspection to back up a nuclear test ban. Western officials say the plan remains unacceptable without veto-free authority and clear inspection rules. They warn veto rights could cripple any inspection system and seek clarification before Geneva talks can progress.
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Washington
U.S
Geneva
Moscow
Eisenhower
Control Commission
Spouses Keep Roadblocks Around Phillips Plant
In Okmulgee Oklahoma 103 Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers members maintain a 76 day strike with 25 refinery tank trucks halted on three access roads. Women blockades began after union rejection of joining picket lines and aim to pressure Phillips Petroleum to terms after contract talks collapsed in February.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Mgd
Yas
Phillips Petroleum Co
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
Gala Party Set For HST Birthday Celebration
Washington AP reports a birthday gala for Harry S Truman on his 75th birthday. Jack Benny will recount violin moments with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra where Truman conducted. Jimmy Durante and Mort Sahl add wit and music in a 90 minute closed circuit TV program May 8 linked to a $100 plate Democratic dinner at the Waldorf.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Jack Benny
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Jimmy Durane
Truman
Mort Shal
Eet
New
Watch For Sharks In Rio Grande
A bonnethead shark was found on the Berrendo Creek bank near Roswell and another near Albuquerque in the Rio Grande system. Fisheries biologist Dick Navarre and UNM authority Dr. William Koster identified the species, noting it is salt water and Atlantic Pacific coast native. Navarre speculated the fish were transported here to confuse locals.
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Santa FE
N.M
Fish and Game Department of Dryland
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Berrendo Creek
Roswell
Dick Navarre
William Koster
University of New Mexico Authority On
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Pacific
Mazatlan
Navarre
Bacon Wrapped Crackers Broiled as Quick Appetizer
A simple bite sized treat ideas feature wrapping small rectangular crackers with slices of bacon and broiling until crispy. The method yields a savory, smoky appetizer suitable for parties and game days.
Steel Union Wage Committee Meets to Set Demands
The 171 man Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers of America meets in New York to formulate union demands for next week negotiations with steel producers. The union aims for a long raise and better fringe benefits while industry negotiators seek a one year wage freeze. USWA President David J. McDonald to head the union negotiating teams.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Hhus
Swiss President Limited to One Term Per Person
The Swiss constitution prevents serving as president in two consecutive years, meaning the current head of state cannot hold back to back terms. The role rotates among councilors, with the presidency largely a ceremonial leadership position within the government.
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Switzerland
Tar Heels Face New Hearings In Murder
Two North Carolina men charged with murder in a Lawton robbery slaying will face new trials in May. Eddie Oxendine Jr. and James Spence have scheduled May 13 and May 18 trials in Comanche County. Oxendine’s third trial follows a 1958 slaying of Ruth Zimmerman. earlier trials ended in death sentences and a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on the penalty.
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Lawton
Okla
North Carolina
Comanche County
Warren Crane
Eddie Oxendine Jr
Pembroke
N.C
James Spence
Kinston
Oxendine
Strauss to Speak at APS Annual Dinner in Washington
The American Physical Society says Secretary of Commerce Lewis L. Strauss will speak at its annual dinner in Washington. Some members protest, fearing the invitation could be seen as endorsement of Strauss and his policies while his Senate nomination is pending. Objections reference his AEC tenure.
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Washington
American Physical Society
Lewis L. Strauss
Adm
Strauss
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Youth Cleared In Shooting Hale Incident
Robert Hale an 18 year old from Texas was cleared by a coroner's jury in the fatal shooting of his 16 year old wife Kathleen Hale. The coroner ruled her death Tuesday was caused by an accidental discharge of a .20 gauge shotgun. Kathleen, known as K K, was daughter of John Connally once an aide to Senator Lyndon Johnson.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Robert Hale
Texas
Kathleen Hale
Dancer Pickets Government Seat in Hawaii Calamity Tale
A dancer picketed the Hawaii territorial government while recounting a stormy honeymoon and a protective gun in his bride's hands. Welfare workers rescued five children from a painful home scene as a mother spoke of her mental distress and inability to provide care. The tale includes a shotgun incident and a child with cerebral palsy, as the couple recounts their 44 day marriage aboard a boat.
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Ardmore
Okla
Hale
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bobby
Leilani H. Price
Kat
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