Eisenhower urges ratification before big talks on peace effort
President Eisenhower outlined that after ratification of the Paris agreements exploratory talks at a lower level could begin, but warned against conferences used for Communist propaganda. He stressed no great difference with Senator George on holding a large power conference, and said he would travel anywhere for peace while awaiting credible Soviet assurances.
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Knowland warns against open end talks with Soviets
Senate Republican leader Say Knowland warns that any big power conference without clear Soviet good faith risks isolating the free world. He opposes Sen George proposal for an open end conference and says appeasement minded allies could push the West toward a poor settlement over Quemoy and Matsu. He doubts Soviet sincerity and says a Four power meeting is not Eisenhower policy.
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Baruch Urges Caution on Inflation and Defense Spending
Bernard Baruch told the Senate Banking Committee the stock boom stems from industrial expansion and inflationary policies of the past decade. He urged no tax cuts until defenses are secure and the budget balanced, urged continuing debt reduction, and called for a strong cold war effort to stabilize the economy.
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Scelba Wins Confidence Vote Before State Visits
Premier Mario Scelba secured a 278 to 211 confidence vote in the Italian Chamber of Deputies on the eve of travels to the United States and Canada. The result backs Scelba and Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino in talks in Washington and Ottawa over oil resource development while rejecting a Communist Socialist bid to restrict oil concessions in exchange for U.S. aid. Scelba argued the proposal would hinder talks with the United States as he meets with President Eisenhower and others.
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Facts Asked On Signing Of Pact
The United Daily News in Taipei urges the Nationalist government to disclose all facts about the Sino Soviet treaty of August 14 1945. It notes Soviet railroad rights in Manchuria and Port Arthur use and questions US pressure on China during Yalta forum.
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Vaccine Answer Scheduled for Salk Polio Verdict
A New York April 12 conference in Ann Arbor Michigan will feature Dr Thomas F Francis Jr heading a team analyzing Salk polio vaccine trials involving nearly two million children The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and University of Michigan officials announced the date and venue The event marks the 10th anniversary of President Franklin D Roosevelt's death and invites physicians and scientists nationwide to discuss whether the vaccine signals the end of polio If favorable results and NIH licensing occur about 18 million people especially children may be vaccinated this year
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
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University of Pittsburgh
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Graham Reception Mixed as Graham Draws 15000 in Glasgow
Billy Graham’s Glasgow crusade draws another 15 000 at Kelvin Hall amid mixed editorials. Papers split on his approach with Angus Shaw calling his evangelism naive yet effective while Glasgow Evening Citizen says the audience felt gravely moved and Graham conveyed his message clearly. Glasgow Evening Times notes the meeting was not dramatic and may feel anti climactic to some critics.
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Local Boards To Gain Full Power Over Pupil Assignment
Raleigh reports that House and Senate education committees approved bills granting local boards full power over pupil assignment and enrollment. Appeals from local board decisions would go to courts, not the State Board of Education. The measures enjoy Gov. Hodges backing. House also considered a sales tax increase from 3 to 3 1/2 percent, plus taxing motor vehicle parts under the levy, with revenue estimated at 144 million dollars annually.
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Moore
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Bevan Granted Chance to Repent by Labour Executive Board
London The British Labor party National Executive decided to give Aneurin Bevan a chance to repent for his rebellion before voting on expulsion. The 28 member board met over 3 hours behind closed doors and formed an eight man sub committee to interview Bevan and seek assurances about future conduct. The talks aim to avert a split as Conservatives threaten elections and Bevan faces censure for criticizing Clem Attlee during defense debates.
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Lawmakers and Newsmen Prepare For Open Subcommittee Coverage
Raleigh lawmakers and newsmen plan discussions to finalize an agreement allowing press access to subcommittee deliberations. The committee previously banned reporting and debated meeting in secret, with some members opposing openness while others argued for full quotation rights. Meanwhile, the Joint Finance Committee advanced tax relief bills and budget shifts affecting the State Ports Authority and other agencies.
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Forsyth
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Scotland
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Guilford
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Cumberland
Cold Wave Lowers Carolinas Temps. Peach Crops Largely Safe
A windblown cold spell chilled the Carolinas with frost in peach regions but little crop damage is expected. North Carolina officials warn April frosts pose the main risk as dryers report no major harm yet. Central South Carolina saw brief freezing, and traffic accidents increased in high winds. one man injured fatally by a falling limb amid the snap.
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Thurmond Proposes Textile Safeguards in Trade Bill
Sen Thurmond introduces amendments to the foreign trade bill aimed at protecting textile industries from cheap imports. The measures shift tariff reduction timing to 1955, curb 50 percent cuts for negligibly imported goods, and limit presidential tariff determinations amid Geneva talks.
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French Senate Debates West German Rearmament
Paris deliberations on West German rearmament move forward as France weighs ratification of the Paris treaties. The Senate vote was anticipated to clear the way for signature by President Rene Coty after the National Assembly approved on December 30. The outcome could unlock Bonn defense ties for Western allies.
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Conference committee fails to agree on personal income tax cut
Washington House Senate Conference Committee could not reach agreement on a personal income tax cut voted by the House. Rep. Cooper said the session lasted an hour with no compromise, plans to meet again Friday. House Democrats pushed a 20 dollar per person tax cut tied to extending corporate and excise rates, but the Senate defeated it 61 to 32 and favored extending current rates.
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