Senator Urges Big Four Talks On Rearmament Bonds
Senator George urged a top level four power gathering to avert war, proposing a possible conference this year after West Germany’s rearmament is ratified in NATO and the Western European Union. He favored four power talks over government chiefs and said Red China should not attend. officials cautioned on conditions and outcomes.
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Washington
Depernacies
Sen
George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Berlin
Dulles
NBC
West Germany
North Alantic Treaty Organization
Red China
State Department
Paris eyes top level East West meeting with limited France invite
French officials welcomed U S Senator Walter F George call for a high level East West conference but object to France being excluded from talks with Soviet leaders. They view it as slighting France and would react angrily to further exclusion.
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Paris
U. S
Walter F. George
France
Foreign Ministry
Yalta
English mayor quits Nelson over royal visit ritual
The 71-year-old pacifist mayor of Nelson Lancashire resigned to day rather than conform to the royal ritual planned for Queen Elizabeth's forthcoming visit.
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Nelson
England
Lancashire
Elizabeth
Weather shifts from spring arrival to expected chill
Kenosha saw spring arrive at 8 36 a m today but tonight will bring snow and colder weather. Noon temps 47 at the sewage plant 49 downtown and 50 at American Motors with a low in the 20s. Yesterday reached a high of 42 and a low of 28 at the treatment plant. Rain total 0 18 inches Sunday and 0 20 inches by noon today.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Fairless Addresses Steel Funding and Investor Confidence
Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel told the Senate Banking committee that the steel industry has underperformed for investors due to tax laws and past profits. He cited the need for capital to fund future rehabilitation and expansion and noted the company had expanded its incentive program and raised dividends amid an uptick in business. A new controversy emerged as Sen Capehart accused Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith of praising communism and urged calling him back to testify.
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Washington
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel
Senate Banking Committee
Fairless
Senate Stock Market Inquiry
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Galbraith
Capehart
Boy Starts Church Fire to Get Even with God
An 8 year old boy started a fire in a church to get even with God. Deputy State Fire Marshal William Rositer said the boy told him his father drank heavily and stayed away from home. The boy said he prayed but his father did not come home, so he decided to get even with God.
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Milwaukee
William Rositer
Postal Pay Near Vote In House
President Eisenhower warns against larger raises as a 150 million dollar postal pay bill heads to a House vote. The plan would grant a 6 to 7.42 percent average increase for 1.2 million civil service workers, with reclassified pay grades for about 300,000 postal staff.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Murray
D-Tenn
House Post Office Committee
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
House
AFL Unions Withdraw From Maritime Group
Harry Lundeberg head of the AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific led AFL unions out of the year-old joint AFL-CIO maritime organization saying it is ended. His action splits the Conference of American Maritime Unions, created to cooperate on common problems and complicates AFL-CIO merger plans.
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AFL
Maritime Group
Washington
Harry Lundeberg
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
Afl-Cio
Lundeberg
Conference of American Maritime Unions
Tent Collapse Ends Show as Storm Hits Uvalde Circus
A windstorm collapsed Hagen Bros Circus tents in Uvalde Texas injuring no one seriously among about 400 spectators. Jimmie Stewart 12 credited his Boy Scout training for pulling Deborah Hicks 5 from danger as the canopy gave way. police said several children suffered scrapes and bruises but no major injuries.
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Uvalde
Tex
Hagen Bros. Circus
Jimmie
Ronnie Stewart
Deborah
Gail
Robert Hicks
Ronnie
Stewart
Farm couple tragedy as Stortecky faces murder charge
Taylor county dairy farmer Stortecky 43 is jailed on a second degree murder charge after his wife Julia 37 was shot in the abdomen and leg. District Attorney Raymond Scott said a lie detector test followed a long alcohol-fueled confession. The case alleges the father after hours of drinking forced his wife to dance while firing at her feet. Their 9 year old son Stanley witnessed the events and is cared for by grandparents. Funeral services were held in Lubin as Stortecky remains in custody with a $15,000 bond.
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Medford
Steve Stortecky
Taylor County
Lubin
Stortecky
Raymond Scott
Madison
Julia Stortecky
Scott
State Crime Laboratory
Stanley
Soviet Premier Bulganin dismisses Culture Minister Alexandrov
Moscow radio reports the government of Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin dismissed Culture Minister G F Alexandrov for inefficiency. In Beaumont Texas a hysterical nurse who abducted a newborn girl from a hospital crib waived prelimin ary hearing and bond was set at $15000.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
G. F. Alexandrov
Moscow Radio
Beaumont
Tex
House Democrats Delay Farm Price Supports Vote
Washington Democrats postponed the clash over restoring high price supports for major farm crops until mid April. The move shifts potential debate and action on the proposal to a later date.
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Washington
House
Davis 81 in critical condition after pneumonia
John W. Davis aged 81 who lost the 1924 presidential election to Calvin Coolidge remained in critical condition from pneumonia at St. Francis Xavier Hospital in Charleston S C today.
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Charleston
S. C
John W. Davis
Calvin Coolidge
St. Francis Xavier Hospital
Baby Kidnapping Ended in Beaumont and Houston
A 29 minute old infant was snatched from a Beaumont hospital and later found in Houston at Mrs Pauline Schulze's home. Schulze, 30, a former nurse's aide, was jailed for kidnapping. The baby, recovered by police and united with its mother, was reportedly not born to Schulze and doctors confirmed she had been sterilized. The case centered on Schulze’s stated wish for a girl and her belief the child was hers.
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George Wharton
Beaumont
Texas
Carol Sue
Houston
Pauline Schulze
Tex
Schulze
J. M. Taylor
Plane Nosed Into Ground At Midway No Injuries
Sixty six passengers and six crew members escaped uninjured after an American Airlines DC7 nose wheel collapsed on landing at Midway Airport. Captain R A Patterson diverted from Los Angeles to Chicago and the plane headed to New York where passengers later flew on. Entertainer Connee Boswell sang from a wheelchair after the incident.
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Chicago
Connee Boswell
American Airlines
Midway Airport
Los Angeles
New York
R. A. Patterson
Boswell
Harry Leedy
Nighttime shooting: two slugs fired at Kohler worker home
Sheriff reports a nighttime visitor fired two shotgun slugs through a front window at Bernard Duane, a Kohler Co. employee living four miles west of Sheboygan Falls. Slugs buried in the ceiling. footprints and a shotgun hull found outside. Duane had worked at Kohler three weeks.
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Sheboygan Falls
Bernard Duane
Kohler Co
Ted Mosch
Duane
Here
Kohler
Spring Arrives as Ice Melts on Wolf River
Spring arrives in Appleton as the Wolf river loses its last substantial ice today. The seasonal change occurs just after 3:30 a.m. when spring officially arrived.
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Appleton
Wolf River
Mil ton Steinmetz among 23 hurt in midwest crash
Milton B Steinmetz Snap on tools sales manager was among 23 injured when an American Airlines Convair crashed near Springfield Missouri on a foggy muddy field after a landing attempt. The crash killed 12 including stewardess Rita Madaj and co pilot Glenn Walker. Steinmetz suffered a fractured left femur and jaw with other injuries and was in fair condition at Burge hospital Springfield. The flight originated Newark and stopped at Syracuse Rochester Detroit Chicago and St Louis before the crash.
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Milton B. Steinmetz
Snap-on Tools Corp
American Airlines
Springfield
Steinmetz
7Th Ave
Burge Hospital
Tulsa
Oklo
Charles Pfennig
Milwaukee
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Syracuse
Rochester
Detroit
St. Louis
Jack Pripish
Rita Madaj
Glenn Walker
Los Angeles
Carl McCrary
Glenn Hendrix
New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
Miss Madja
Loyola University of Chicago
Madeline Pripish
Pripish
Helen
John Crosswhite
Nautilus Trip By 13 Congressmen Marks Naval Milestone
Thirteen members of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy completed a 20 hour cruise aboard the nuclear powered Nautilus. They became the first laymen aboard and praised its speed and unlimited endurance, calling the voyage a new era in naval warfare and a potential shift from conventional submarines to atomic propulsion. The Nautilus docked at General Dynamics in Groton after touring Long Island Sound and the Atlantic Ocean.
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Groton
Conn
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Commission
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Long Island Sound
Atlantic Ocean
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Joint Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Churchill opposed Big Four meeting until West German rearmament ratified
Former French premier Pierre Mendes France said Churchill wrote him early this year against a Big Four summit until all governments approved West Germany rearmament. The remark highlights wartime allies' tensions over postwar defense plans.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Churchill
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