Population expert Dr Chandrasekhar traveled to China
Dr Sri Pati Chandrasekhar 40 year old population expert headed India's Institute for Population Studies. He declined joint delegations to Communist China but traveled alone for six weeks to study its population policy and reported his findings in AP distributed articles.
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China
Sripati Chandrasekhar
India
Institute For Population
Madras
Associated Press
Harbin
Manchuria
Lanchow
Shanghai
Canton
Shumchun
Sri Pati Chandrasekhar
Communist
Dr. Chandrasekhar
Chandrasek‘har
Institute For Population Studies
Chandrasekhar
United States
New York University
Ann Downes
Scarsdale
N.Y
Judge Denies Delay in Warren County School Integration
U S Appeals Court judge Simon Sobeloff refused to postpone the mandated integration of Warren County Virginia high school rejecting the school board’s request to keep the private school system until next September He noted transferring all students back to Front Royal would harm curricula and credit status The ruling follows similar denials for Arlington and Alexandria and comes as Norfolk already integrated several schools with 30 Negro students attending alongside whites
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Baltimore
Warren County
Virginia
Simon FE. Sobeloff
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Front Royal
Sobeloff
Arlington
Alexandria
Ted
Norfolk
U.S. Dist
John Paul
Italians Swear In Segni as New Premier
Antonio Segni was sworn in as head of Italy's government with a cabinet drawn entirely from the Christian Democrats. It lacks a parliamentary majority, but Liberals and Monarchists pledge support on the first confidence votes, with Monarchists and remaining deputies to be courted for the needed votes.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Italy
Christian Democrat Party
Segni
Ace
Giovanni Gronchi
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Christian Democrats
Liberals
Chamber
Amintore Fanfani
Democratic Socialists
Michigan Staves Off Collapse
The Michigan treasury temporarily avoids collapse day by securing a 35 million dollar tax prepayment from major industries. Gov. G Mennen Williams said the advance helps meet obligations through April 16 and funds university aid, local sales tax diversion, and aid to dependent children and elderly.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Treasury
Sens
Educane Tatani
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Harry J. Phillips
Williams
Democrats Promise Cooperation as Dulles Battles Cancer
Senate Democrats led by Lyndon B. Johnson pledge full cooperation with the Eisenhower administration on foreign policy while Secretary of State John Foster Dulles undergoes radiation treatment for cancer at Walter Reed. Johnson and Fulbright say the majority will advise and consult to craft a strong policy, with Sparkman and Mansfield echoing the commitment. Dulles, 71, had cancer discovered after a hernia operation and has resumed work, though his future role remains uncertain.
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Senate
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Administration
ICI
Stila
Johnson
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
State Department
Con
Kennedy Favors Church and State Separation
Senate hopeful John F. Kennedy declares firm belief in constitutional separation of church and state. He says no religious test should guide office holding and that no American ambassador to the Vatican is favored. Kennedy, 41, stresses oath to the Constitution above private faith.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Vatican
White House
Kennedy
Look Magazine Today
Labor Leaders Gather in Puerto Rico to Target Unemployment
AFL-CIO leaders met in SAN JUAN to plan job relief for the mainland and to press a political stance favorable to their agenda. They anticipated a Senate and House bill to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.15 an hour and extend protection to about nine million workers currently exempt. George Meany delayed by illness directed the anti corruption drive as discussions also touched on Hutcheson’s refusal to answer questions about union expenditures. The Navy reportedly kept ships nearby for maneuvers during AFL-CIO meetings in Florida.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Afl-Cio
Caribbean
Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
Hutcheson
Indiana
George Meany
Meany Carpenters Family
Teamsters
Senate
House
U.S. Navy
Florida
Graham Draws Huge Turnout For Melbourne Crusade Opener
Graham’s Melbourne opening drew a two mile queue four hours long as crowds packed 8,000 capacity venue. Many were turned away while the event, part of a 16 week Australian campaign, will be filmed Tuesday for a one hour TV presentation in North America.
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Melbourne
Australia
Billy Graham
Graham
Swiss Hamlet Faces Extinction From Mountain Avalanche
In Herbriggen Switzerland residents refuse to abandon their village as a thousand ton ice and rock slide threatens destruction when spring thaw arrives. An elderly couple and a small guard stay behind amid alarms and watch posts while villagers endure fear and dwindling supplies.
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Herbriggen
Switzerland
Josef Burgner
Nadelhorn Mountain
Nadelhourn
Plane Aims for Manned Orbital Flight with Super X15
Los Angeles AP reports North American Aviation designed the Super X15 with heat resistant alloys to reach near orbital speeds of 18,000 mph. The rocket powered craft, using molybdenum and columbium, could be operational in two years and would launch from a B52 to circle the earth two or three times before reentry.
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Los Angeles
North American Aviation Inc
North American
Textile Operation Is Resumed in Henderson
In Henderson North Carolina the Harriet and Henderson cotton mills reopened after a strike last November 17 under the watch of about 44 highway patrolmen. About 20 to 25 workers returned to each mill on a one shift basis while pickets stayed 75 feet away as per court order. Julius Frye area director of the Textile Workers Union of America warned that an injunction cannot force operation and John D Cooper Jr Mills president said fewer than 100 workers returned at Henderson and 50 to 60 at Harriet with supervisory staff included.
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Henderson
N.C
Harriet and Henderson Cotton Mills
Julius Frye
Greensboro
Textile Workers Union of America
John D. Cooper Jr
Henderson Mill
Harriet MMI
Cooper
Frye
Western powers urge four power talks on Germany this spring
The United States Britain and France urged a four power foreign ministers conference on Germany to convene in late April or May with German advisers present. The move signals potential compromise on German unification and may precede a summit if substantive progress is made.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Moscow
U.S
Geneva
Vienna
Makarios
Greece
Conference On Cyprus Opens With Peace Talks In London
Leaders from all Cypriot factions gather in London to draft a peace plan and constitution for an independent republic ending 81 years of British rule. Top figures from Greece Turkey and the United Kingdom outline aims as Makarios and Fazil Kutchuk prepare to confer on final terms.
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London
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Selwyn Lloyd
Evangelos Averoff
Greece
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Turkey
Alan Lennox-Boyd
Hugh Foot
Makarios
Foot
Fazil Kutchuk
Nicosia
Ankara
Kutchuk
Republic
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University of Madras
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