Dulles Says U.S. Leads in Atomic Knowledge
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters the United States leads in atomic arms knowledge but tests will continue until a dependable disarmament plan with inspection is agreed. He tied remarks to Cold War tensions and summarized U.S. positions on Red China Indo-China policy deterrence and Middle East aid.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Eisenhower
India
Soviet Union
Red China
Geneva
Life Magazine
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Mediator Opens WE Negotiations in Westinghouse Strike
Federal mediator John Murray launched talks to end Westinghouse Electric Corp strike after 87 days, aiming for a genuine collective bargaining basis. He cautioned a settlement likely needs two weeks due to unresolved dispute between one representative from each side, with Westinghouse VP Robert Blasier and IUE president James B. Carey attending.
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Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John Murray
Murray
Robert D. Blasier
Westinghouse
James B. Carey
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
County Board approves $10 across the board pay raise
The county board approved a $10 monthly across the board raise for courthouse and institutions personnel by a 25 to 5 vote. The plan includes a six month probationary period at minimum salary levels from the job survey. Union threats of a midnight strike were raised, but the measure passed as debate over interpretation and timing continued.
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Caves
James Amendola
Richard Lindgren
Lindgren
Amendola
Frank DeMarsh
Sheppard Case to Be Reviewed by Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio's Supreme Court agreed to review the 1954 conviction of Dr. Samuel N. Sheppard for second degree murder in the death of his wife Marilyn. The court will hear merits of his appeal while denying a new trial based on newly discovered evidence. If upheld, he faces ten years before parole eligibility in mid 1965.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court Today
Samuel N. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Bay Village
Cleveland
Lake Erie
High Court
ICC Ban on Rail Segregation Takes Effect Across South
An ICC order ending segregation on rail and bus facilities and waiting rooms becomes effective Tuesday. Louisiana Governor Kennon orders continued segregation on public carriers. Mississippi enforces state laws. Signs remain in stations in Jackson and Gulfport. Montgomery removes some signs but enforcement continues. L&N plans compliance. Frisco and Missouri Pacific move to remove or alter white and colored signs. Rock Island retains separate rooms but will not police them. Sheppard case moves toward appeal to U S Supreme Court with docket constraints noted. legal action concerns intruder beating of a wife as details unfold.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisiana
Robert F. Kennon
Mississippi
Jackson
Gulfport
Greenwood
Ilinois Central Railroad
A. S. Scott
Laurel
Miss
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Ala
Clyde Sellers
W. P. Glover
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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ICC
Birmingham
Alabama
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Atlanta
Savanah
Frisco
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Ark
Ex Finnish Editor Heikkinen Found Guilty in Deportation Case
Former Superior Wisconsin editor Knut Heikkinen, 66, was found guilty by a federal jury of two counts for failing to depart the United States after a deportation order. He received five years in prison with a suspended second sentence contingent on obtaining departure orders.
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P— Knut E. Heikkinen
Superior
Wis
Federal District Court
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M. Michael Fisin
Milwaukee
Heikkinen
Immigration Service
Communist Party
Stone
Dane County
Ray H. Schoonover
McCully
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Marquette University
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Good News Chapel
Wawatosa
Baking Company
Christian Business Men's Committe International
Chicago
Townspeople Stop Utah Child Seizure at Short Creek
Welfare workers led by Lamar Andrus tried to seize eight Black children in Short Creek Utah on grounds of polygamy practice. Residents barred access prompting authorities to consider charges for interfering with an officer and contempt proceedings in Cedar City Juvenile Court. The case traces to a 1953 Arizona raid targeting plural marriages.
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Salt Lake City
Short Creek
Utah
Lamar Andrus
Utah-Arizona
Leonard
Vera Black
Cedar City
Arizona
Stormy Atlantic Weather Clouds Wisconsin Rain Snow
A powerful Atlantic storm brings cloudy skies and scattered precipitation to Wisconsin. Kenosha stays mostly cloudy with minor temperature change. possible light snow flurries. Nightly low 12 to 23 and Thursday high 25 to 30. Noon readings: 32 at downtown, 30 at the sewage plant. Yesterday high 34, low 26. Sunrise 7 17 a.m. sunset 4 41 p.m.
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Wisconsin
Kenosha
American Motors
Air Sea Search For PWA Plane Missing Off Vancouver Island
The Air Force launched an air sea search for a Pacific Western Airlines plane with four aboard missing on a charter flight from Port Alberni to Gold River. The craft disappeared mid flight and was last heard from near the halfway point as Captain J Lightbown relayed a routine transmission.
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Vancouver
B. C
Air Force Today
Pacific Western Airlines
Vancouver Island
Port Alberni
Gold River
J. Lightbown
Ripon College to receive Farr estate near three quarters of a million
Ripon College expects about 750000 dollars from the 42 million dollar estate of the late Miss Shirley Farr former vice president of the college board of trustees.
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Ripon
Ripon College
Shirley Farr
Florida Warm Up Delays Hope For End To Cold Spell
Miami reports a higher low of 47 as Florida winds shift but forecasters warn the cold spell may linger through Thursday. North Florida lows may dip to 30 to 35, with Miami at 50 overnight and 60 in the Keys, while crop damage tops 10 million dollars and demand for heating soars.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Weather Bureau
Miami Weather Bureau
North
Keys
Wauwatosa Man Among Five Missing in Ecuador Missionary Search
Five U S missionaries are missing after a Piper Cub was found stripped in a northeastern Ecuador jungle. Air Force and Canal Zone helicopters probe the area while reports place a body near the wreckage. the search includes Nat Saint of Huntingdon Valley Pa Edward McCully of Wauwatosa Wis Peter Fleming of Seattle James Elliot of Portland and Roger Youderian of Billings. The group had been conducting mission work with Auca Indians near Shell Mera and had radio contact until last word from Saint.
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Ecuador
Amazon
Canal Zone
Nat Saint
Huntingdon Valley
Philadelphia
Edward McCully
Wauwatosa
Wis
Peter Fleming
Seattle
Wash
James Elliot
Portland
Ore
Roger Youderian
Billings
Mont
Air Force
John Keenan
Keenan
Mission Party
U. S
Shell Mera
Saint
McCully
Youderian
Aad
Elliot
Fleming
South America
Gospel Missionary Union
Christian Missions
Defense issues draft call and pay boosts in new notices
The Defense Department issued a draft call for 16 000 men in March 6000 for the Army and 10000 for the Navy. Governor Stratton to list Eisenhower in Illinois GOP primary on April 10 without his prior consultation. Eisenhower urged Congress to approve a ten state Great Plains aid program to avert a dust bowl. The department also asked Congress for pay raises up to 912 a year for military physicians and dentists to meet critical service needs.
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Army
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Great Plains
Air Force
Burglars Break Into Ex Queen's Villa in Cannes
Thieves raided the Riviera villa of ex Queen Elizabeth of Greece on Tuesday night and carried away her jewels valued unofficially at about $60,000.
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Cannes
France
Riviera
Elizabeth
Greece
Jamaica Faces Coldest Spell in 38 Years
Jamaica endures its coldest period in 38 years with temperatures dipping to 40 degrees on Blue Mountain and 45 on coastal plains. Reports say the cold snap has gripped the island for the past week.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Cylinder of Deadly Cobalt Found In Car
Milford CT officials found a small cobalt cylinder in the glove compartment of electrician Benjamin Zowacki after a geiger counter detected radiation at a construction site. Zowacki said he took it thinking it was string for a tool. authorities warned the device could cause lethal illness over time.
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Milford, Conn
Benjamin Zowacki
Zowacki
Milford Hospital
Snowbound Japan Braces for Severe Cold Spell
A harsh cold snap gripped Japan with almost 40 inches of snow along the Sea of Japan coast and temperatures down to 26 degrees in Tokyo the coldest of the year. Eight foot drifts piled in central Honshu mountains and two people frozen to death were reported.
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Japan
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Honshu
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