Kefauver Rejects Rollback of Steel Prices
Sen. Estes Kefauver says he would not sponsor a bill to cut steel prices. He advocates public opinion and stronger antitrust laws as remedies for the steel price wage issue. A Senate subcommittee probes the steel industry while Kennedy opposes the April price raise and several firms revert to prior levels.
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Thought For The Day and City Wide Mission Notice
Thought for the Day warns against malicious gossips and urges virtue as Sheridan quotes. The City Wide Mission meets at Rising Star Baptist Church tonight with Rev M S Riley and Mrs Jewel Witherspoon inviting all members and interested persons. Funeral for Vera Holmes changed from Wednesday to Saturday April 28.
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Khrushchev Re elected in Russia
Moscow reports that Premier Khrushchev was reelected during the opening session of the Soviet government. The congress named Spiridonov as president of the Soviet of Nationalities and elected a new chairman for the Soviet of the Union. No date for Khrushchev’s speech was given. observers expect a broad review of domestic and world issues.
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Academy of Sciences
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Kate An
Spiridonov
Communist’ Party
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Soviet of the Union
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Forty Million Reds Throughout World
A government intelligence report estimates about 49 million Communist party members worldwide. Sino-Soviet bloc nations hold 36 million, with Red China at about 17 million and the Soviet CP near 9 million. Outside the bloc Indonesia leads with 1.74 million, Italy about 1.45 million, and the U S Communist Party not disclosed. Cuba’s CP is listed around 37,000.
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Peronist Votes to Be Ruled Void in Argentina Crisis
Unofficial reports say President Guido will declare all March 18 elections void to erase Peronist wins, after navy and military leaders pressed to outlaw communism and restore democracy. Tense talks at the presidential palace followed threats to storm the capital and demands for top army resignations.
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Raul Poggi
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Juan Bautista Loga
Loza
Rauch
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Evidence by Tape Allowed by Courts
The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the use of a tape recording made by a federal alcohol tax agent during talks with a bootleg whisky seller. The recording was admitted in U.S. District Court in Atlanta over defense objections, with the Court upholding the ear piece device and evidentiary value of the recording. The appeal by Ralph B. Carnes and Roger W. Smallwood, convicted on conspiracy and whisky related counts, was rejected in a brief order.
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Bus Hits Tree Injures Woman in Arkansas City
Mrs. Jessie Griffin of West Frankfort, AL, was slightly injured when a Mid-West Trailways bus bound for Hot Springs struck a tree in Little Rock. She was admitted to a local hospital with a minor leg injury and condition listed as satisfactory. The driver said the rear wheels skidded on a curve, causing the bus to skid into the tree. 15 other passengers were reported uninjured.
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Jessie Griffin
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Cambodia Accused of Killing 48 Villagers in Border Raid
South Viet Nam accused Cambodia of sending 200 soldiers across the frontier to raid the village of Vinh Lac killing 48 villagers including 29 women and children. About 20 Vietnamese were wounded and two women abducted. Surviving villagers protested as authorities sent relief supplies. An informed source said a demilitarized border zone had been created to curb infiltration.
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South Viet Nam
South Viet Nam Today
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Two Prosecuting Attorneys File for Re-Election
LITTLE ROCK AF Two prosecutors filed today to seek another term. Lymon L Mikel of Fort Smith aims for a third bye year term in the 12th District which covers Scott and Sebastian Counties. A S Harrison of Blytheville seeks a second term in the 2nd Judicial Circuit which includes Greene Craighead Poinsett Cross Mississippi Crittenden and Clay Counties.
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Mikel
James Gutensoln
A. S. Harrison
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Thirty Thousand Cheer Pope in St Peters Square
About 30,000 people in St Peter's Square cheered Pope John XXIII as he appeared in his studio window to bless the crowd. Italy marks Pasquella or Little Easter as a public holiday.
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Jap Seamen Strike Ties Up 325 Ships in 52 Ports
Tokyo AP report says Japanese seamen walked out for shorter hours, tying up 325 ships in 52 ports. The Japan Seamen's Union stated about 59,000 of its 120,000 members would remain idle for one week.
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