Eden reshapes UK Cabinet with younger lineup
Prime Minister Eden announces a cabinet shakeup shifting Harold Macmillan from defense to foreign affairs and promoting Selwyn Lloyd from supply ministry to defense. The reshuffle lowers the average age of the 18 ministers to about 45, marking one of the government’s relatively small changes.
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Three youths die in skidding car plunge after high speed chase
In Pineville Kentucky three youths Franklin Middleton 22 Harold Miller 20 and Clarence Fuson 18 all from Blanche perish after their car fled police at high speed plunging 100 feet into a creek. The car turned over upside down and drowned the occupants. Officers reported shots fired from the car during the pursuit but did not fire back.
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Archbishop of Canterbury denies Princess Margaret marriage rumor
London the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Geoffrey Fisher denied he ever said there was no truth in rumors that Princess Margaret would wed Group Captain Peter Townsend. He told a radio interview in Grahamstown South Africa that he had given no comment on the matter and would not comment.
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State Department abolishes post held by Corsi as consultant
Edward J. Corsi loses his special consultant role with the State Department after a brief three month tenure. Corsi says he was told the appointment was temporary and not renewed. He notes that Rep. Walter J. Walter has criticized him over immigration policy and alleged associations with groups, which Corsi denies.
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CIO Resumes Effort to Guarantee Annual Pay in Auto Pact
Detroit The CIO UAW resumes its push to insert a guaranteed annual wage into contracts with automakers. The GM pact, expiring May 29, is seen as a model for the industry. Harry W. Anderson cautioned a satisfactory settlement. a mother, Higgins, is noted for thoughtfulness toward servicemen as letters from missing sons and veterans reach home.
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Vocalist Auditions Schedule For Starlight Theater In KC
Starlight Theater announces auditions for summer season singers at Epperson Hall Kansas City Art Institute. Men audition Thursday April 2 and 22. women audition Friday April 22. Richard Ho Berger production director will fly in from New York to conduct the 7 night season tryouts. The theater opens June 20 in Swope Park.
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Weather For Other Areas Mild Spring Outlook Across Regions
Generally dry and pleasant spring weather was expected nationwide with a cool night in the eastern quarter. Freezing conditions stretched from the lower Great Lakes to interior New England and into Indiana Kentucky and the Virginias. Snow flurries occurred in parts of the Northeast while the central and northern plains remained milder with 40s from northern Texas to the Dakotas.
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Washburn Student Killed in Car Crash West of Topeka
Washburn University sophomore John McClelland, 18, died early today when his car overturned and burned on state Highway 10 about 30 miles west of Topeka. He was en route between his parents Mr and Mrs George McClelland and Maple Light School.
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Estates of Liberal Men Go to Brothers Nephew
In Probate Court yesterday the estates of J. A. and A L Morgan totaling nearly 300000 were awarded equally to four brothers and a nephew. The Morgan brothers were slain at the farm home near Liberal on February 27 1953. Surviving brothers are Carl W Morgan Whitewater Edward A Morgan Topeka George F Morgan El Dorado and H O Morgan Yates Center. The nephew R G Dutton Wichita is the son of a deceased sister.
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US French Talks Planned to Coordinate Indochina Policy
Washington expected hosts for a April 20 meeting between Pf American and French officials to improve coordination of conflicting policy in Indochina. Undersecretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr will lead the American delegation with Paris pressed as a site potentially.
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