Reds seek partial treaty on underground nuclear tests
Geneva AP reports the Soviet Union offered to sign a partial treaty banning all above ground and large underground tests, conditioned on the United States and Britain promising to ban small underground blasts indefinitely. Tsarapkin called it a potential quick path to a full agreement, with Wadsworth and Ormsby-Gore labeling the move a serious attempt to break the deadlock.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
David Ormsby-Gore
Tsarapkin
Buckeyes Upset Bears To Claim NCAA Title
Bulletin from San Francisco reports Ohio State’s youthful Buckeyes shot hot to a 75 55 upset of defending champions California Bears for the NCAA basketball championship on Saturday night.
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State
Buckeyes
California
General MacArthur Undergoes Prostate Surgery at Lenox Hill
Eighty year old General Douglas MacArthur underwent a 45 minute operation for a prostate gland ailment causing urinary obstruction at Lenox Hill Hospital. Postoperative bulletin said he has fully reacted from anesthesia and his vital signs are normal with excellent condition. He has been hospitalized since January 29 for preparatory treatment.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
MacArthur
Lenox Hill
Destroyer Darby Collides With Swedish Vessel Near Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk AP report says destroyer escort Darby struck the Swedish merchant ship Soya Atlantic at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay around 7 59 p.m. Two Darby crew members were killed and several injured while no injuries were reported on the Soya Atlantic. Names of the dead and injured withheld pending next of kin notification. Prominent officials aboard included Richard Jackson and Rear Adm. Robert Keith. Rep James E Van Zandt was reported aboard earlier but Rivers was later confirmed not aboard. Weather calm at collision time.
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Norfolk
Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Darby
James E. van Zandt
Dpa
L. Mendel Rivers
Rep. Rivers
Asst
Richard Jackson
Robert T. S. Keith
Naval Operations
Naval Reserve
Train Crewmen Hurt In Accident In Roanoke Yard
IN ROANOKE VIRGINIA A passenger train and a coal train side swiped in Norfolk and Western yards injuring both engineers and firemen. None of the four crewmen was believed hurt seriously. Eastbound coal train reportedly struck the engine and first car of the westbound Powhattan Arrow as the coal train moved from the main line onto a passing track.
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Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railway
N&w
Wives form barbershop quartet known as The Southern Charmers
Four married women known as The Southern Charmers perform as a barber shop quartet though officially part of The Sweet Adelines. They rehearse weekly, travel 40 miles for Carolyn from Thomasville, and recently returned to singing after a year inactive due to life events. Their aim is fun and supporting the family budget through music.
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Jackie Harrison
Carolyn Livengood
Peggy Cramer
Jo Barton
Barber Shop
Jackie
Carolyn
Peggy
Ferndale Junior High School
Hi-Tom
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Thomasville
Winston, Salem
Plane Crash Kills 37 Of 44 In Colombia
A Colombian Airlines C46 with 41 passengers and 3 crew crashed in Cordoba near Planetaria and San Marcos after reporting engine trouble. Police found 37 bodies and seven survivors at the wreckage.
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Bogota
Colombia
Planetarica
San Marcos
Cordoba
Will It Heat, Though Columbus Ad Promises Furnished Comfort
Unfurnished three room apartment with bath offered in Columbus Ohio. Ad highlights a redecorated gas furnace as a selling point.
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Columbus, Ohio
Balloon note sent to Atlanta from North Carolina boy
Tenyearold Hardy Parker found a plastic balloon near his Wilmington home. The bag contains a note reading Write Mike Hurd 2878 Clearwater Rd Atlanta Ga. Parker mailed a letter to the Atlanta address and wondered what the city is like.
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Wilmington
N.C
Hardy Parker
Mike Hurd
Clearwater Rd
S.W
Atlanta
Parker
Little Rock Police Chief Kills Wife Then Self
In Little Rock Arkansas police chief Eugene Smith and his wife Mary were found dead in their home after Smith killed his wife three times and then shot himself. The incident followed a day of controversy over integration and protests at Central High School. Raymond Smith, their son, witnessed the scene and was later involved in local legal matters.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eugene Smith
Per
Smiths
Saturn
Herbert
Smith
W. H. Mack
Mary
R. E. Glasscock
Raymond
House Rock
H.J. Herr
Raymond Smith
Bert
Harding College
Searcy
Central High School
Chief Smith
Advo I
Mountain Girl Crowned Miss Sun Fun in North Carolina
Norma Ann Buchanan of Elk Park, an 18 year old from a hill town near the Tennessee line, won Miss Sun Fun of North Carolina after nearly being snowed out. She will represent the state in Myrtle Beach in June. Leona Weston and Janet Buie Sutton were runners up, Jo Ann Davis won Miss Congeniality.
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Sun Norma Ann Buchanan
Elk Park
Fun
Sutton
Lillington
Buchanan
U.S.A
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Dal Bayles
J. W. P. Mooney Enterprise
North Carolina
Norma Ann Buchanan
Tennessee
D.C
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Dianne Taft
Leona Weston
Garner
Janet Buie Sutton
Weston
Duke University
Campbell College
Jo Ann Davis
Reidsville
Woman's College
Greensboro
Adenauer Stroll on Santa Monica Beach Unnoticed by Bathers
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer spent a quiet weekend on Santa Monica Beach with a large police and press entourage. Most bathers did not recognize him as he walked along the shore before continuing to San Francisco, then Honolulu and Tokyo.
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Los Angeles
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Santa Monica Beach
Monkey
San Francisco
Honolulu
Tokyo
Airlift Exercise Success Reaches Midpoint at Ramey
At Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico military planners call Big Slam Puerto Pine a success as 800 flights in first week moved 10 000 Strategic Army Corps troops and 7 775 tons of equipment. Half of 8000 paratroopers trained for a simulated Tarheel assault, with a longer term plan to an airborne operation at Camp Breckenridge Kentucky.
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Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Defense
Europe
Asia
Pentagon
Military Air Transport Service
Balmy Island
Strategic Army Corps
United States
Ft. Campbell
Roosevelt Roads Naval Station
Camp Breckenridge
11St Airborne Division
Fuss Over Latins Amo Amore Eh
London reports pastime debate on Italian lovers with books by Mary Chamberlin and Jean Francois Revel arguing both praise and critique. The discussions cite Rome stays, Italian manners, and stereotypes about love, security, and tailoring.
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Mary Chamberlin
Jean-Francois!revel
Amore
Marmie Amy
Pune
Revel
Itala
Italy
Ital
Pan American World Airways
Per
Taly
Brasilia
Trenchman
Brazil
Airline Resumes Flights To Cuba
National Airlines, which has run weekend flights to Cuba since early this year, announced Saturday it will resume daily nonstop service to Havana from New York and Miami, effective soon. The carrier had suspended flights earlier in the year amid changes in travel rules and political tensions.
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Miami
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France
Atomic Club
Sahara
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Bears
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N. J
Miss Sun Fun
Miss Buchanan
High Point
Studges
Holt McPherson
the Enterprise
San
Dra Ridge
Mark Combs
Wfmy-Tv
Miss Sutton
Vicki Lemmons
Amo
London
Chamberlin
Cuba
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