Nehru Blasts West Over Foreign Policy
In a sharp foreign policy address in New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru blamed the West for rising world tension. He predicted Quemoy and Matsu would join Communist China and urged India to stay non aligned. He condemned SEATO pacts and Britain’s Turkish Iraqi pact amid Middle East and Africa concerns.
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Harold K. Miles
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Formosa
Indonesia
Bangkok
SEATO
Britain
London
Eden
Middle East
Arab League
South Africa
Indian leader laments Cold War bias in world press
Nehru told lawmakers that foreign papers sometimes claim India leans toward this side or that in the Cold War. He warned the world must see that India and its people are inclined only toward India, amid talks of communism versus anticommunism.
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Broes
Nehru
Taman
Odd Climb On Hillside By Krishna Venta In Public Display
In Chatsworth California Krishna Venta leader of WKFL the World sect staged a predawn crucifixion reenactment on Box Canyon hilltop. Dressed followers as Roman soldiers flogged him and cameras recorded the 23 minute ascent before he drew a cross and tied himself, noting no ceremony due to the scheduled March 30 date. The piece notes the WKFL four day holy period and recent sect marriages.
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Chatsworth
Calif
Krishna Venta
Box Canyon
San Fernando Valley
Venta
WKFL
Refueling Area Finds 24 Trucks Amid 69 Stationed
Maj or Hoops scene noted as 24 trucks sat in the refueling area among a total of 69. Flights resumed later yesterday after the disruption.
Young Airman Charged Over Loss of Gas at Nellis Base
LAS VEGAS Nevada A 20 year old airman James E Igoe admitted opening petcocks on 24 fuel tank trucks at Nellis Air Force Base draining about 11600 gallons of fuel onto the ground Investigators said no tampering evidence found but his clothes were fuel saturated He confessed after questioning and was turned over to OSI for disposition A base spokesman noted possible mental examination before charges are disclosed
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Las Vegas
Nev
Cas
Air Force
James E. Igoe
Nellis ‘Air Force Base
Sam
Office of Special Investigation
Igoe
Francis Igoe
Brewer
Maine
OSI
Sparkman denounces Yalta papers as GOP smear
Senator Sparkman of Alabama attacked a Republican Policy Committee summary of the Yalta conference papers as an attempt to disgrace Franklin D. Roosevelt. He warned the effort would backfire and cited Roosevelt’s wartime leadership. The GOP document asserts Roosevelt knew Russia would enter the war against Japan and that the A-bomb was in Roosevelt’s hands.
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Washington
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
GOP
Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Roosevelt
Sparkman
United States
Britain
Russia
Japan
Mr. Ronse
Widow Indicted Over Beating of Dying Husband
Lucille Schroeder of Summit is charged with assault and battery for striking her husband George Baker Schroeder, a lawyer, with a riding crop hours before his death. The death, ruled an overdose by a barbiturate, followed a prolonged hospital stay after injuries from a fall. Prosecutors say the beating occurred during an argument and involved their son’s riding crop.
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Elizabeth
Union County
Lucille Schroeder
Summit
George Baker Schroeder
George O Hoerre
Schroeder
H. Russell Morss Jr
Yalta Papers Spark Debate Over U.S. Plans
Senator Sparkman assailed a document about the Yalta conference as full of misrepresentations while Senator Mansfield urged the Republican Policy Committee staff to reexamine the papers and report findings based on fact and not myth. The discussion centers on Alger Hiss and the United States delegation's supposed actions at Yalta.
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Velt
Yalta
Alger Hiss
United States
Sparkman
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Republican Policy Committee
Stinky the dog mourned after funeral in South Miami
In South Miami mourners gathered for 7 year old Stinky a brown and white mongrel once unofficial canine mayor. He was killed by a car and buried in Mrs Sylvia Martins yard. Neighbors described him as a gentleman and diplomat who brought happiness to the town.
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South Miami
Fla.4
Stinky
Wilhelm
University of Miami
Sylvia Martin
Andrew Jackson
Expulsion of Kikuyu Meru and Embu Ordered in Uganda
KAMPALA Uganda The governor ordered expulsion of all Kikuyu Meru and Embu tribes within three months fearing anti white terrorism from the neighboring Kenya colony. Mau Mau terrorists have been crossing the frontier and receiving shelter from tribesmen in this land.
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Kampala
Uganda
Kenya
60 000 Teachers Walk Out In Italy Strike
Rome reports sixty thousand high school teachers began a two day strike for higher pay. About 1 million students in roughly 6 000 schools had an unscheduled holiday. Teachers seek higher ratings in government employee classifications. The government had offered a general revision under study.
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Rome
Giuseppe Ermini
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