Local boys sent to training school after auto theft
Five youths, all between 9 and 16, were sent to the State Vocational School at Jordania until age 21 by the County Juvenile Court Judges G. G. Gilbreath Bain. They confessed to stealing a car from Mills Motor Co. last Saturday night and had prior trouble. One 11-year-old remained unnamed in court. The boys, arrested after a police chase near Weber City and Virginia route, were held in city jail before transfer to Blountville County Jail.
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Jordania
G. Gilbrends
City Duver
Gilbreath Bain
Gilbreath
Trey
City
Weber City
McConnell
Sennessee
Grover Cox
Highway 23
Virginia
Wes Cape
Blountville
Setatea
Charles
Amy Surplus Bulves
U S Turncoat Leaves China
The 28-year-old former sergeant from Omaha Nebraska, one of twenty Americans who refused repatriation from Communist China, said he wished to be the first of three Negro turncoats to go home. He described his time in China as peaceful and beneficial and indicated plans to sail home soon.
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China
LaRance Sullivan
Army
Ino Korea
Sullivan
Omaha
Neb
Barbara
Calif
Feiping
Ching
Bain
Gavin to retire today at Fort Bragg in review
Lt Gen James M. Gavin 51 a former paratroop leader and critic of missile program delays will retire with a review by the 82nd Airborne Division. About 200 World War II veterans are expected to attend as Gavin passes in review and signals his stance on U S missile development.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Vanes M. Gavin
Gavin
Salit
82Nd Airborne Division
Iipli
Gilling
Gavi
Ary Te Searcd and Development
Senate
Subcomipiline
Uited
Wnion
Four Students Rescued From Sierra Snow In Yosemite
Four Stanford hikers marooned in the High Sierra were rescued by a helicopter today in Yosemite National Park. All four were in good condition and sent to a hospital for observation. The group included Lenore Lam, 23, of Ovinda. Margaret Meyer, 21, of Beale, Washington. Michel M. Roberts, 19, of Neenah. and William Pope, 22, son of a San Francisco architect. They were picked up at 8:55 p.m. after being stranded since last Thursday.
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Yosemite National Pari
Stanford University
High Sierra
Oscar Sedergren
Lenore Lam
Ovinda
Calif
Margare Meyer
Beale
Wash
Michel M. Roberts
Neenah
Wis
Wiliam Pope
San Francisco
Yosemite Park
Ween
Cat's Whell
Contract Talks Open With Ford
Ford and the United Auto Workers initiate new negotiations as Detroit firms Ford GM and Chrysler prepare talks over profit sharing and wage demands. John S. Bugas warns the talks could affect the economy, urging a quick, fair settlement to stabilize the auto industry amid production cutbacks and slipping sales. Walter Reuther returns from Senate hearings.
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Detroit
Ford
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
General Motors
John S. Bugas
Bugas
WAW
Walter Reuther
Senate
Washington
Prosser Blames Union Leaders For Violence
President William HB Prosser of Perfect Circle Corp testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that international officers of the United Auto Workers provoked violence in the 1955 strike. He said the unrest was fueled by outsiders rather than strikers and blamed union leadership for unlawful activity. Kennedy and Goldwater pressed for a prompt, broad inquiry amid clashes over accountability in the Kohler case and broader strikes.
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Washington
William HB. Prosser
Perfect
Cicle Corp
United Auto Workers Unio
Prosser
Peaceral
Indiana Piston Ring Manufacturing Company
Senate
Robert FP. Kennedy
Chase McGletlats
D.ark
Sev
Goldwater Rearixs
UAW
Kobler Co
Wisconsin
Hearig
Kennedy
Perfect Circle
New Castle
Ind
Chicago
Hagerstown
Richmond
WAW
Walter Reuher
Kohler
Gu Uy
America
Goldwater
Mundt
Curtis
Hagen Believes U S and Reds Satellite Programs Are Even
Dr John P Hagen head of the Navys Project Vanguard says the American and Soviet satellite programs are going along pretty much even Stephen. Dr Richard W Forler says the United States may be ahead in compacting scientific instruments into small vehicles. Hagen spoke in a New York state filmed interview. Porter, head of the US earth satellite panel, adds it might take 8 to 12 months for the Soviets to decode and analyze data from Sputniks, after which the United States is confident the Soviets will share full details.
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Washington
John P. Hagen
Navy
Project Vanguard
Stephen
Richard W. Forler
United States
Soviet Union
Hagen
New York State
Porter
Earth
International Geophysical Year
Sater
Sputeniks
Portey
Conservatives Seek Clear Power In Second Canadian Elections
Conservatives seek a clear majority in the second Canadian election within months as John Diefenbaker campaigns to extend Tory rule. Liberals led by Pearson aim to overcome odds, with voters choosing MPs in districts rather than a prime minister directly. Conservatives held 100 seats, short of a majority, at press time.
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Max Harrelson
Liberals
Toronto
CATRY
Telr
Biefenbaker
Bower
John Dicelens
Bakers Conservative Party
Son
House of Commons
Pearson
Ottawa
Canada
Britain
Political credit battle over recovery efforts in Congress
Congress debates administration and Democratic proposals as Republicans tout nine billion dollars in actions while Democrats push for broader public works and tax cuts. Senate and House leaders urge hearings on jobless benefits reform as states show mixed support for Eisenhower recovery measures.
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Senate
Koowland
California
House
Oor
Martin
Massachustts
Eisenhower
Hself
Congress
Knowlad
Martin Seid
Democrattic Digest
Democratic Nations Committee
Capitol Hill
Sone Vte Finance
Biseuhower
Bisenhower
Associated Press
Bette
Jonas Eissenhower
Sen
Kefnuver
L-Tenn
Humphrey
Youth Conservation Corps
Parliament Bans Nuclear Tests in Soviet Move
Moscow reports the Russian Parliament unanimously approves a unilateral halt to nuclear weapon tests and urges the United States and Britain to follow. Soviet officials tie the ban to possible resumption if others continue testing, while Khrushchev reshuffles ministers and Bulganin moves to the Soviet State Bank.
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United States
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulgaria
Pacific
Washington States
Soviet Union
U.N
Russia
Free World
Nikita _Khrushcheytarlev
Nikolaiy Bulganin
Gofteed Bulgenin
Govern Imment
Lnner
Gromyko
Council of Ministers
Fighting erupts along Syria Israel border in Lake Huleh region
Frontline clashes renew between Israeli and Syrian forces across the Lake Huleh border area. Syrian authorities accuse Israeli troop buildup at multiple points while Israel says shells exchanged in a roughly hour long firefight near Tet Zahmoul. No casualties reported as UN observers monitor the flare up.
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Tel Aviv
Lake Huleh
Mideast
Radin Damascus
Syria
Tsyadh
Tet Zahmoul
Israel Army
Aves
Ternel
Aun
United Nations
Susan Kurtz Celebrates Birthday After Heart Operation
A 12th birthday arrived for Susan Kurtz in Onsted Michigan as neighbors sent warm wishes and blood donations following her March 11 heart operation. Her father Linus Kurtz expressed gratitude while Susan recovered at home. Doctors had given her a slim chance to survive and little time if not for the surgery.
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Onsted
Mich
Susan Kurtz
Susan
Michigan City
Linyh
Birthday party with Eisenhowers grandson at Gettysburg
A brief report from Gettysburg notes a birthday party for David Eisenhower, the president's 10 year old grandson, held at the family estate. The event precedes Eisenhower's Washington return. gifts were private. Over the weekend the president relaxed at Gettysburg farm, while discussions with aides and Secretary Dulles touched on a summit and domestic economic measures.
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Gettysburg
Pa.p
David
Eisenhower
White House
Odd Eisenhower
Ryamine Inis
Washington
Dyenhower
Secretary of State
Dulles
America
ONG
Sas Ging
Enollicn Veay
Spenb
Getysburs
Fight Over Fund Bill Shapes House Action
Washington report on a pair of measures tied to civil rights funding and government purchases. House members moved toward Easter recess while debating a six member commission and a rapid government procurement bill allowing civilian agencies to spend up to 4.0 billion for equipment supplies and materials within 96 days, aiming for quick action before July 1. Southern Democrats oppose the civil rights appropriation while supportive lawmakers push for the measures.
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Washington
Appropriations Committee
Ranunibtes
Civisian
Eisenhower backs farm relief bill in mayor remarks
President Eisenhower today urged support for a farm relief measure, praising its help to farmers and farming families. He framed the plan as beneficial for rural communities and the nation’s agricultural stability.
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Washington
Eisenhowee
Plant Explosion Kills Three Workers in Texas
In Texas Gulf Coast port of Bay City 3 workers died in a Union Carbide Chemicals plant blast. The force shattered windows 12 miles away in Galveston. Victims were V. Rider of La Marque, B. Stoner of Toas City, and H. P. Smith of Houston. One unit handling hazardous liquids is under investigation for cause.
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Tex
Gulf Coast
Nhig Lime
Union
Carbide Chemicals Co
Tis
Galvesa
V. Rider
la Marque
B. Stoner
Togas City
HP. Smith
X. Houston
Witker
Veteran Airline Pilot Averts Mid Air Crash
New York P A veteran pilot Capt Jack Guthrie of National Airlines, 37, dived to avert a midair collision with an unidentified light aircraft inbound to Idlewild from Barnegat Inlet, Barnegat, halting a dangerous plunge. Eleven passengers and four crew survived shock. no hospitalizations. The near miss near Barnegat Inlet involved two planes. air authority notes navigation radio aids were not involved. Guthrie praised the other pilot and noted no claims of fault.
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New York
Venis National Airlines
Jack Guthrie
Guebwie
Idlewild
Mie
Sears
Barnegat Inlet
Talewild
U S Attacks Soviet Nuclear Testing Ban
The United States, with Eisenhower’s approval, denounces the Soviet ban on nuclear tests as an elusive doctrine and challenges Moscow to join UN disarmament talks. State Department spokesman Lincoln White says free nations must keep their deterrent capacity and distrust Soviet intentions due to lack of verifiable guarantees.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Eisenhower
Russia
United Nations
State Department
Lincoln White
U.N
Neavecy
Mrs Perley Wilcox Dies In Hospital
Mrs Perley Wilcox widow of the late Perley Wilcox died at 7 a m today at Strong Memorial Hospital Anchester MD after long illness She had lived in Kingsport for many years Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Hedges Memorial Chapel 271 University Ave Rochester
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