Disarmament policy revised to meet hydrogen bomb needs
Washington AP report says Harold Stassen announced a drastic shift in U S disarmament policy toward controlling nuclear weapons and reducing delivery systems rather to big cuts in manpower. He will coordinate with Britain France and Canada ahead of talks with the Soviet Union on March 19 in London. The plan proposes methods to reduce stockpiles while acknowledging policing limits.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Russia
Stassen
United States
London
U. S
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
Musi
Three Accidents In District Reported
A trio of district highway crashes caused vehicle damage and icy road conditions. Indiana police cited a Route 80 two car collision 244 miles north of Indiana with $500 total damage, no injuries. Michael Super Jr. and Helen Williams fronted the incident.
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Indiana
Michael Super, Jr
Clymer
Helen R. Williams
Williams
Route 22
Delmont
Black Lick
Ralph Buzzinotti
Route 119
Albert Claroe
Alverda
Harry Richardson
Joephine
Double Trouble for Louisville Boy Won Tree Prize
Steven Berg a third grader in Louisville faced a dilemma after winning a six foot crab apple tree in a Louisville Trees contest. He lives in an apartment and has no suitable place to plant the prize.
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Louisville
Steven Berg
Louisville Trees
Tre
Steve
Tags On Car Helped FBI Nab Robber
Federal agents traced a $188000 bank heist in Westchester to Arthur L. Paisner after a neighbor recalled digits from a license plate. A car linked to Paisner yielded $111640 cash in its trunk at a Bronx garage, ending with his capture after hospital treatment.
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FBI
New York City
Arthur Paisner
Bronx
N.Y
Port Chester
New York
Arthur L. Paisner
Westchester County
County Trust Company
Paisner
Ingon
Hitchcock reports break in at Los Angeles home
Movie director Alfred Hitchcock told police a window was broken and thieves stole about $5,000 in clothing jewelry liquor silverware and cameras from his residence in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Hitchcock
Sales Levy Regulations Complicated
Harrisburg AP Attorney General Herbert B Cohen said drafting regulations for the 3 percent sales tax is hampered by hurried Republican drafting. He and Secretary of Revenue Gerald A Gleeson aim to finish by mid next week with clear fair rules for retailers on taxed and exempt items.
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Harrisburg
Herbert B. Cohen
Senate
Cohen
Secretary of Revenue
Gerald A. Gleeson
Dulles Seekspolicy Drift in India Talks with Nehru
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Nehru and discuss policy as Indian-American relations show strain from SEATO backed Kashmir plebiscite. Observers doubt major shifts will occur though tensions ease slightly.
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New Delhi
India
Dulles
Nehru
SEATO
Pakistan
U.N
Kashmir
See Dulles
Band Leader Nirella Dies After Long Pittsburgh Career
Vincent Daniel Nirella, 83, a famed Pittsburgh band leader, died suddenly yesterday. He led his band at every Pirates home opener since 1909 and played in nearly every local parade. He composed about 20 musical pieces, mainly marches.
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Pittsburgh
Vincent Daniel Nirella
Nirella
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indiana Hams Stand By As Warren Flood Strikes
Four Indiana amateur radio operators named Cronk Brody Wolford and Marbach joined Civil Defense on a state emergency net. They remained on duty from 6 PM yesterday to 1 AM this morning ready to relay messages from the Warren flood area.
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Indiana
Civil Defense
Warren
Robert Cronk
Morton Brody
Clarance Wolford
Denny Marbach
Chamber Set For Meeting Tuesday
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce board approved plans for a membership meeting Tuesday evening at 6 15 o clock at the Eagles Home on Philadelphia Street. A pre meal smorgas board dinner for members and guests precedes the session. A moderator will lead a public forum on aims needs and accomplishments of the Chamber and emphasize member involvement. See Chamber Page 6 Col 5.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Eagles
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ray dispatches from Casablanca on Europe tour
N DeWitt Ray editor and co publisher of the Indiana Evening Gazette begins a 30 day editors and commentators tour of Europe Africa and the Middle East. His first dispatch comes from Casablanca detailing his travel experiences in major cities of the region.
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N. DeWitt Ray
Indiana Evening Gazette
U.S
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Casablanca
Public budget hearing draws near empty City Hall
Boston City Council held a night budget hearing for public attendance but failed to unlock City Hall doors. only one man entered via the back. From Casablanca to Madrid dispatches note independence celebrations, street festivities, and observations on U S aid and class contrast. travel notes end with reflections on Spain and Indiana County.
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Boston
New York
Gandur
New Foundland
Azores
Lisbon
Madrid
Casablanca
Spain
Indiana County
Strip Rigid Supports In Farm Bill Writing
Washington AP report details an election year farm bill trimming rigid price supports for cotton, corn, and peanuts with debates over restoring higher wheat and dairy supports. Senate votes show a 54-41 test, party lines, amid charges of deals and lobbying. Only 10 of 70 amendments acted. no final vote expected before next week. President Eisenhower claimed a major victory as higher supports were blocked, while soil bank proposals loom.
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Washington
Senate
Isenhower
Millikin
R-Cole
Queel
Police Seek Missing Boy In Car Theft Case
Police search for a 15 year old Indiana boy linked to six car thefts last month. He fled after a juvenile hearing was set for Wednesday evening and is believed to have stolen a car owned by Charles E. Gallaher of Johnstown, later found abandoned in New Kensington. Local teletype alerts went out to other departments while the other three youths faced Judge Edwin M. Clark and received hearings.
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Indiana
Johnstown
Charles E. Gallaher
New Kensington
Edwin M. Clark
Clark
Union Blocks Peace Hopes For Electric
Washington The Westinghouse Electric Corp strike drifted into its 145th day as mediators jockeyed for a path to peace. Company negotiators returned to Pittsburgh with no new bargaining plans while the union sought improved terms. The federal mediation panel drafted a settlement plan accepted by the company but rejected by the union, who asked for concessions beyond the proposal. Officials said they had not learned precise additional demands from union leader James Carey. See Union-Page 6, Col. 4.
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Washington
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pittsburgh
Federal Mediation Service
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Caesarean Birth On TV Discussed In NBC Feature
NBC will show a Caesarean birth on Medic next Monday with parental consent. A separate report mentions a 400 pound factory safety supervisor found dead and a still moonshine operation investigated by officers. A political editorial notes Ike and Eisenhower’s health in the 1952 context.
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Hollywood
NBC
Medic
Oremah
Okla u—Pete
Joseph Krzys
Thompsonville
Nemerrar
Towery
Tvators
INBC
Fled Home But No Fatalities From Warren Flood
Warren Pennsylvania reports show the Allegheny River receding to 18.4 feet, with 500 families evacuated and days ahead before returning home. Warren General Hospital remained operational after nurses and staff rode trucks through nearly three feet of water to their posts. Civil Defense and volunteers kept pumps running as floodwaters flooded basements and disrupted services.
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Warren
Warren General Hospital
Allegheny River
Warren, Pa
Jin Warren
Allesiwheny River
Pennsylvania
New York
Rita Johns
Civil Defense
Prosperity Drives Connecticut Voters Amid Ike Health Fears
In Hartford, voters say prosperity outshines Eisenhower’s heart attack as the dominant political factor. The mood is pro-Eisenhower, with Danbury machine designer Joseph Pane declaring four good years and support for the same ticket, hoping the next four will follow.
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Hartford
Conn
Eisenhower
Connecticut
Joseph Pane
Tragic Tar-Paper Home Fire Kills 12 in Oxford Pa
In Oxford Pennsylvania a tar-papered two room house burned last night killing twelve members of one family. The victims are identified as the wife, children and grandchildren of John Twyman, a 31 year old truck driver. Investigators consider possible foul play while awaiting a thorough probe with police and fire officials.
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Oxford
Pennsylvania
Ernest Schneider
Chester County
Svarte
John Twyman
Allstate
Brown
Sears Roebuck & Co Vida Mis
Catherine ‘Swyinan
Pilot Crash Fire Near Okinawa Cripples Home
In a Tokyo dispatch a U S Air Force jet pilot reported attempting to bail out of a malfunctioning aircraft over Okinawa. He said the home below was heated by coal and wood stoves and kerosene heaters. Nearby witnesses described a blaze engulfing the adjoining structure as rescuers searched the area. Witnesses recounted screams and heat that prevented any chance to save occupants. Three dogs perished in the fire.
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Twyman
Eleanor
Claudette
John Twyman Jr
Josephine
Stephen
Dorris
Lewis
Janet
Joseph
Andrew
Harriet
Tokyo
U. S. Air
Okinawa
Air Force
Herschel Twyiman
John
Barnett
Brown
Dog death suit over airedale heart attack damages
In Los Angeles a 60 pound airedale died of a heart attack after no small dogs were employed. Owners Myron C. Fagan and Bruce Fagan seek 2995 dollars in damages from Clifford Lee Smith and spouse. The Smiths own a 4-year-old terrier and a 27-months-old mixed breed.
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Los Angeles
Myron C. Fagan
Bruce
Magee
Clifford Lee Smith
Pasadena Police Chief Delivers Surprise Birthday Cake
Police records show Clarence H. Morris received a request from Mrs. Mabel Swiver of Fhint Michigan to give her sister a birthday cake. Five dollars accompanied the note and Morris delivered the cake to Mrs. Josephine Jewett in Pasadena yesterday. Tonight at Hotel Homer there is a dance with music by Joey Vandel, featuring the Moose Party.
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Pasadena
Calif
Clarence H. Morris
Mabel Swiver
Mich
Morris
Josephine Jewett
Homer
Joey Vandel
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