Flood Waters Subside in Warren Pa as Evacuees Return
Warren Pa begins slow return to normal as Allegheny River recedes from 18.4 feet. Upstream rises threaten reopening for about 500 evacuees. Warren General Hospital operates with water on the first floor. 60 patients moved or sheltered, others remain. Red Cross supports response as crews fight rising flood and cold.
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Warren
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania
New York
Warren General Hospital
Rita Johns
Red Cross
Conen
Ango To
Allegheny
Red leaders Bulganin Khrushchev to visit Britain in April
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist boss Nikita Khrushchev will arrive April 18 for a 10 day visit to the United Kingdom. They will meet Prime Minister Eden, be received by Queen Elizabeth II, and tour farms and plants. protests loom with anti red messages in London.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Britain
Foreign Office
Moscow
League of Empire Loyalists
House of Commons
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Eden
Thames River
S Ieen
Westminster Pier
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Council of Ministers
U.ss.r
Supreme Soviet
U.S.S.R
United Kingdom
Moscow Radio
Lent message to parents on helping children improve
Doctor urges parents to support reading writing and arithmetic and set a good example. He says to show interest in children, practice honest worship, and avoid harsh judgment of report cards during Lent. The piece emphasizes through actions both at home and in worship.
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Robert Dieffenbacher
NEA
U S Arms Policy Is Revised
President Eisenhower's disarmament plan is overhauled to focus on controlling nuclear weapons rather to cut military manpower. Harold Stassen says the program aims for wider acceptance by Russia and will be coordinated with Britain France and Canada ahead of talks with the Soviet Union. He plans to travel to London tomorrow to align proposals before the March 19 negotiations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Harold Stassen
Russia
Stassen
United States
London
U. S
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
Northeast Braces for Blizzard Conditions Across the Northeast
The Northeast faces blizzards freezing rain and bitter cold after floodwaters and snow. Allegheny River and tributaries overflowed in southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania with nine deaths in New York and seven in Canada reported. Roads closed power lines down and areas south to Wheeling and East Liverpool expect flood and storm damage.
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Associated Press
Allegheny River
New York
Pennsylvania
New York State
Canada
Ontario
New England
Allegheny
Warren
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Wheeling
W. Va
Liverpool
Ohio
Salamanca
N.Y
Buffalo
York State
New
Lake Lontaria
Schoharie County
Twelve Die In Oxford Pa House Fire Tragedy
In Oxford Pennsylvania a two room tar-papered home burned killing twelve family members. Investigator hints at possible foul play as authorities, state police, and fire officials pursue the eerie blaze. The victims include Mrs Catherine Twyman and children Eleanor Claudette John Josephine Stephen Dorris Lewis Janet Joseph Eleanor s infant and Harriet plus two dogs.
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Oxford
Pennsylvania
Ernest Sennender
Chester County
John Twyman
Bottoms
Twyman
Claude Swift
Baltimore
Robert Brown
Brown
Catherine Twyman
Eleanor
Claudette
John Twyman Jr
Josephine
Stephen
Dorris
Lewis
Janet
Joseph
Harriet
Herschel Twyman
John
Neighboe
Guy Barnett
Barnett
Twymans
Dulles Arrives in New Delhi for Talks on Kashmir
Secretary of State Dulles lands in New Delhi amid cautious expectations that his discussions with Prime Minister Nehru may ease India US tensions. Observers doubt major policy shifts though Indian ire over SEATO Kashmir stance shows signs of easing.
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New Delhi
India
Dulles
Nehru
SEATO
Pakistan
U.N
Kashmir
Karachi
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Farm Bill Faces More Rewriting In Senate
In Washington the farm bill, already trimming price supports for cotton, corn and peanuts, faced further Senate rewrite as Democratic proposals to restore wheat and dairy subsidies were threatened by a 54 to 41 vote. The chamber worked late amid charges of deals and lobbying over corn payments, with over 70 amendments pending and no final vote in sight. Eisenhower hailed the vote at the White House and farm leaders predicted higher net incomes if the action is sustained, while critics warned of a billion-dollar shift in supports.
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Washington
Senate
Eimhower
Sen. Millikin
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
British Deport Archbishop Makarios on Cyprus
British Gov Sir John Harding ordered the deportation of Archbishop Makarios and three other leaders of the Enosis movement. The four left under escort amid Cyprus violence, with their destinations to be announced later. Makarios, a key Enosis figure, leads about 400,000 Greek-speaking residents versus 100,000 Turkish-descended residents.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Harding
Makarios
Enosis
Greek Union — Movement
Athens
Enosis Movement
Mediterranean
Greece
Senate Extends Life and Funds of Four Member Committee
The Senate voted to extend the life of its four member special committee investigating a campaign finance issue to March 31. Funds were doubled from 10 000 to 20 000 as hearings drew higher printing costs and the group pressed for a draft report.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
George
Dga
e@ group
Lyndon B. Johnston
Texas
George Committee
Johnson
Knowland
California
Bridges
R-Nh
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Campaign Costs Acute Problem In State By NOEL YANCEY
The article discusses campaign financing issues in North Carolina and South Dakota. It notes a $2,500 offer from an oil company lawyer to Senator Francis Case and explores how campaigns are funded by individuals, the risks of influence, and potential government financing models used elsewhere. It asks whether accepting such offers could be legal if not from a corporation and references state law on allowable sources.
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Noel Yancey Raleigh
N.C. W
U.S
Francis Case
North Carolina
Great Britain
Sen. Case
Campaiss
Frost Eases as Wind Shields Peach Crops in South
North Carolina and South Carolina peach crops escaped serious damage after a sharp frost. Temperatures fell below freezing with Fayetteville at 25 and other cities in the 28 to 35 range. Georgia figures showed minimal impact and forecasts called for warmer, fair weather.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Charles F. Carney
Raleigh
Greensboro
Asheville - Hendersonville
Hickory
Durham
Charlotte
New Bern
Wilmington
Hatteras
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Ridge Spring
Watson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Columbia
Anderson
Greenville
Florence
Charleston
Georgia
Fort Valley
Victor Prince
U.S. Horticu
Labora
FP. F. Cowart
E. F. Savage
Georgia Experiment Station
Griffin
Savage
North Georgia
Fresno Weather Forecasts See Morning Line Odds
Fresno forecaster A A Lothman proposes using odds maker style forecasts in place of vague terms. The Weather Bureau would permit the morning line to present a 50 50 chance of showers or 6 to 5 an upcoming rain before nightfall.
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Fresno
Calif
A. A. Lothman
Weather Bureau
Lothman
Jordan Pressured By Arabs Amid Subsidy Proposals
Amman where Premier Ghazzi arrived after Cairo talks to press Jordan to accept an Arab Big Three offer to replace 30 million dollars a year Britain pays to support the Arab Legion. Ghazzi's visit followed the Cairo conference with Saudi Arabia Syria and Egypt.
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Amman
Jordan
Ghazzi
Britain
Arab Legion
Cairo
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Hussein
Saud
Shukri Kuwaily
Nasser
Aers
Coroner Moves To Subpoena Evidence In Slaying Case
Wake County coroner Marshall W Bennett prepared to issue a subpoena to obtain articles found on the body of an escaped Kilby Prison convict killed in a Raleigh robbery. The wallet and revolver were in Raleigh Detective Bureau custody and needed for an inquest into Leo Self's death. Police pursued a bandit companion after the $500 robbery at a Raleigh supermarket.
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Raleigh
Wake County Coro
Marshall W. Bennett
Bennett
Raleigh Detective Bureau
Leo Self
Kilby
Montgomery
Ala
Robert E. Goodwin
Superior Court
William Y. Bickett
Benedett
Sel
E. E. Newston
Newton Om
Andrew
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