Philadelphia YMCA Wins National Title With 85 79 Victory
Christian Street YMCA of Philadelphia rallied from 66 57 down after three quarters to defeat High Point defending champions 85 79 in the national YMCA basketball championship. Two Y All Americans led with 21 points each as Wilt Chamberlain was held to 15. The High Point defense shifted to slow him, while Christian Street spread scoring with Gross Lloyd Green and others contributing key plays.
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Taft Sees No GOP Split On Foreign Policy
Senate Republican leader Robert Taft said there are no fundamental Republican differences signaling a party split over foreign policy. He noted the Bohlen nomination vote showed GOP unity and downplayed McCarthy's opposition as overemphasized. Bohlen is to be sworn in and head for Moscow.
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Secrecy Marked North Carolina Budget Talks In Raleigh
A North Carolina subcommittee on appropriations plans closed door sessions to study state spending amid budget gaps and bond questions. Reporters were barred as lawmakers weigh income tax declines, proposed bonds, and tax avoidance pledges.
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Rail Crash Near Conneaut Kills Dozens After Pipe Falls
A freak derailment on a New York Central line near Conneaut Ohio injured hundreds and killed at least 20. A gondola pipe caused a north rail failure, triggering a chain that derailed the Mohawk and Southwest Limited, with rescue crews and local officials scrambling for hours.
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Inside Page Classified Ads and Editorial Highlights
Classified ads navigate the newspaper page from sections 4 5 6 1 8 9D with editorial content on page 4A and notes on financial news, sports, women's notices, and radio and TV services across sections GA and Sec B. The layout suggests a montage of feature summaries and service listings rather than a single event.
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Holy Week Series by Dr. Sockman to Run Seven Installments
The Enterprise announces a seven part Holy Week series by Dr. Ralph W. Sockman beginning Monday. Sockman, pastor in New York City and Union Theological Seminary professor, flew from the Holy Land and offers reflections on Jesus final week to comfort readers in wartime.
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Bugs Bunny Easter Coloring Contest Final Sketch
The Enterprise invites girls and boys up to age 12 to color three Bugs Bunny sketches. Clip color and sign name age and address on each, mail or bring all three to the Bugs Bunny Contest Editor. Entries must be received by March 31 with winners announced April 5.
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Red Germany Leader Is Ill
Soviet medical experts were called to treat East German President Wilhelm Pieck whose condition had deteriorated. The 77 year old leader was reportedly taken to a Soviet hospital in Karlishorts near East Berlin. West Berlin officials had no confirmation of the latest news amid rumors since Stalin’s funeral ceremonies.
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UN Leaders May Shun Reopening Truce Talks
UN Command ready to discuss exchange of sick and wounded POWs in the Korean War but not committed to resuming full armistice negotiations at Panmunjom. Gen. Clark favors sick and wounded talks. unclear on wider prisoner exchange. North Korea and China offer conditional acceptance and stress Geneva Convention provisions amid high Korea war tensions.
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Nations push for Korea prisoner exchange and armistice
The United Nations in Tokyo seeks a swift POW exchange to advance truce talks in Korea. Officials estimate thousands of prisoners held by Allies with about 2,500 receiving treatment in Pusan. Preparations are under way to begin exchanges within days under Article 109 of the Geneva Convention.
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Ammunition Train Blows Up In Indiana Town
In Lewis Indiana a ammunition train exploded tonight shattering the town and starting a 35 mile tremor. Firemen from nearby towns aided by state police battled the blaze and ambulances were summoned as reports cited possible casualties. A Chicago railroad spokesman linked the blast to a Crane naval depot 30 miles away.
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Officials See Red Move as Possible End to War
United States calls for prompt exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war in Korea. Gen. Mark Clark authorized to arrange travel under Geneva Article 109. Communists may be softening in stance after Peiping radio claim. State Department stresses voluntary repatriation and reductions in armistice stalemate. Page two details ongoing top level talks and UN considerations.
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Furious Battle Rages for Vegas Hill Front West Front
American Marines on Vegas Hill in a renewed push against Chinese forces held the crest after a night of back and forth fighting. 5th Regiment Marines broke encirclement as U.N. artillery blasted Chinese positions. Col Johnson, a 29th Air ace, added to a sequence of intense skirmishes and casualties on the western front near Seoul.
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Allies Beat Reds in Air Battles Box Score
The U S Fifth Air Force reports last week 10 MIG15 jets shot down three probably downed and 16 damaged by Reds. Allies claim one F84 Thunderjet downed by anti air fire and one Australian Meteor twin jet lost to other causes.
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Red China warned not to attack
The United States and France wrapped up three days of talks with a warning to Red China against using a potential Korean armistice to wage aggression elsewhere in the Far East. The communique said sustained cooperation is needed to defeat Communist aggression and strengthen defenses in the West, while noting the Saar issue delays the EDC treaty ratification.
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Local Weather Forecast Summary
High today near 68 degrees with a low around 43. Saturday's high 59 and overnight low 84. Sunset at 6 39 PM and sunrise tomorrow at 6 10 AM.
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